Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-05
General Grants Condition.

6GnETal OEHAts
NV Yoxx, April s.-Ths improvement
| notsd AT a45 hsd eootinned- The Gsoe-A
inst had hs throat attended 70 81 his ovn
rsouesi which gave 81 Opportunity 70 e.
anime it closely. There l. 10 increase Of
| liberation and the parts are rot 90 A1srE
in oolcr a. s week sEo. He has tbs s?-
uesrsne Of one refreshed by good saesF.
| There has beea decided improvement al
dAv, today. 4 one time BE sid: AZ
not suffering new" In 0thsr respects The
rspor; Is the same.
Al, $50 P. n. 3 member O. TIE to7sehold
stste5 TO s rsuortss fhxs ihs Gsrsrsl Exs
considerably improved. Il : tie alis. Of
this person that the GsoarG nay Avs
three days yet. Ths Gsos-xl i ST this 10
meat reposing sasil! On ssort Of cozcb
made I'd az two chairs. Lfhgzgh be has
lspesT SHOWN some rest4asnsss b! Walking
Up and down.
Az 5 oc.0ek c. 5. Grant yr., S1d his
wife drove Away 70 ibsir 1ota.
Al $50 General Grant took his y
ss-u<-afure xn5 tined =. p1lss beats II
his stop watch BE has gA-glsa his throat
AID feels co-fo-t8t1s and chss-.1L He
las ssksd for tss presence q .bs CeDoas
q tbs family. that be DsE so5oy ihsl COZ
| rsrssfsoc. Tbs gecs-A improvement co--
times His pz2s= l. EgATy and 9. fair
volume De i rot suffering 81! pain.
Al ? P. n Mrs. GrEaL Mrs SArtors
AID several o;hsx Ez-ts-s Ct the family
se-s sbo1f The sex mans BEDSIDE Dr.
NszAko and ex-Ss2kfo- ChX1s ws-s
| also present DR.. Shady regarded TIE
! shliiry Of tie Gszs-Ai 30 exercise his
--~ulfxczlr@ and hEois at the SANS tine
s. ve-y h0rst1l. AID WAS 91lss sK-gz11e-
ST that ko1r, that tbs pxfla2i would pass q
comparatively sksy night
/ Cyrzs y. FssA called, about s&5 ?. N
| c. ". FsE5 said Es Gso. GrAnt2 Es
| Han Of woo3s-fal VITALITY Despite his
l3w co1diaoa Be i kh3s 70 yah s>ross TIE
| roou- Col Fred Grant made . visit 70 ;
/ drag storsin Dr.. Shrs5ys carriage.
Al I9-5a 8 hzlisrl1 sad. Gs1- Grant Il
resting II his s&sy-cAxr 8ts- AsvLcg 81
| 5ovsd . eaaverss7s12 with his family for
Ia. IL bozr. he las tsks2 nozrshDs0i
with kv7-szfrs sf. Es palss = ski STEADY
AL zl1d e1axr. An x1o3y1s has bss1 3D.
zi1isis-a3 s9- fbs Tzrposs q ssczrlng
| axrly slsep Es las 10 pain
AbSzf ? ? n sssgAs1 B. EEl1z called
a. ths h07ss Ct Gao. Grant He visited the
| Gs1s-As ro1z, whsrs hs remained until
| 1sx-lr 10 ocAosk- Hs toa5 3 reporter thai
| Gen G-Knt wks ioeA1s3 20 Be fLlk8fTe,
bat discouraged By DR.. Shrs5y. Mr..
EIkins gate i Is his or1rio1: The Gl-
erals mind u pS-scsly essEz s15 his sP-
oeG-Eocs kS5zf the sans 81 3 Eeek sgo-"
Elkirs in.o-Ei the General be bad -
rs5ve6 dispatches from prominent El al
0ysr ihs eo1a1-y, Gsking for news az lis
oo11iiiua- Gen Grant Eho vzs sitting II
& large arm chair. answered lies ! III
derstood so Just before Eki1s Left ths
Gsoer2l Askai for so-sihirg 20 eat Liquid
food Vas given hn- He ys-sook spsx-
ingiy. helping himself Elkics hlisTa5
the Gs1srL vozld live thro1gh lie night.
At 10 P n Nsy0r Grsoe, Gen. JAZes
and e. 5. Grant Jr., called. AsH- Their
had ects-ed the house q MISUNDERSTANDING
=xs, Nth sn0z-uhiis hair sad tA.ssrzs
steps walked fran Fifth sver1s u
tro1t OK ths Grant mansion Here be lifted
his hat and bowed his head Is Il II prayer.
he remained thus for q minute O, two Ard
I A1l4 a~E-4& LIZ tER@ A4E GL1L-c-
servant Eho answered the bal tod shs old
gentleman the General vks very Low. AID
the vislsor went Away weeping.
II l. ststsd On good authority that tbs
disease. which Is well down IN the suzs-E
inroat, has made much progress during
The last fwo days General Grant has q
difhcalfy in breathing. 81 the c4ncsr hAs
also extended 10 the rer Ut the noss. He
cannot submit 10 examination on account
OF the pain His weak condition coal6
not stand il.
Dr.. Shrsdy says his bulletins truly tel
the patients coalition up 10 the tine Of
their issuance. bat be cannot SAY wbsr the
GensrA viii drop OF. 4 detective sts-
toned ST the house will send the alarm
through the city, when the General dies,
By means Of enginehouse signals.
General Grant Is, 81 this moment is P.
NJ very comfortable. The une2siness n
bis throat has been removed By the rene
dies previously employed. he hzs taken
has o regularly and well. The bath re-
freshed him.
At 1880 A. N. this bulletin vas issued:
Grant is quits refreshed by his long sleep.
He hss taken nourishmenf twice since the
last bulletin and is now preparing for q
bath in bed His pulse is good and the
good condition Of s O'Clock continues.
At le:45 ex-senator ChAfee and Coun-
selor Pennington left the house. They Re
ported the Gens-aslxy. Mr.. ChaFee said
The improvement must be regarded a. sue
to the patients great constitution and
indomitAble pluck. that the Improvement
could no; be permanent.
Atlas il is believed that General Gram
is no so strong as he was this morning
and il Is feared be may be considerable
worse. A consultation OF the doctors vii
be held. DR.. Shrady has just arrived.
In the Soudan.
LONDON, April S.-A special dispatch ms
received from suakim says: General Ora
ham commenced the advance on Tsmsnie,
this morning. He had not proceeded IA,
before he found the enemy strongly in
trenched just beyond Tamai.
General GrahAm's army attacked N,
Arabs position and the battle lie now 20
ing on.