New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
Dr.. Douglas gave out the following bulletin at

General Grant is free from pain takes his liquid food
at regular intervals: and as well as usual He not as
strong and Is showing more feebleness than usual
DR.. Douglas said "The General is sitting up IN
his chair. He has no appetite, but he eats when
food Is brought to him. The feature OF the day is
do not know whether he fears a recurrence of the
spasm in the throat or not. He has not said any,
thing about 1t. That was only one OF the changes
incident to the progress of the disease. am not
expecting the worst Tonight, but frankly, cam
say whether or not 1t will happen" 49,.
There was no change in the patients condition
during the early part OF the evening and the same
feeling of prostrat1on continued. Tho Generaps
family still remained near him, ready and expect
ing to be called at any time to the bedside OF the
patient Drs, Shrady and Douglas were IN con-
At z p. m. the following bulletin was issued by
Dr. Douglas:
At this momen: General Grant is very quiet His tenn
perature and pulse are about normal He taken his
liquid food regularly and well and In usual quantities. he
% H ayes hs nd Of
which is not indicated by the pulse
Senior Romero early in the afternoon said just
after he had left the bedside of theGeneral Cen
eral Grant is growing weaker and weaker Tho
truth is that the disease has got away from the
doctors and they trying to get it under control
ssa fsaneht and at possible the Sss ne he au1o
live longer than ten days. As soon as the disease
reaches q vital point 1t will create hemorrhage
blood out and will choke to death; he cannot
endure another attack like that of Saturday night
The family fear the worst and keep near nus ped
side although as mnch out of sight, as possible.
Senator LELAND Stanford visited the Generals
house in the evening and drove away q
t@e tfsls Mas nier saroris Sent AUu dspatch
Schuyler Crosby, of Washington, saying that her
father was better but very weaS Co9pel o JTn.
Dr. Shrady said that he hoped and expected that
the General would rally and live for many weeks
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cab and was admitted. About five minutes after
the door had closed on the physician 1t was opened
again and ex-senator Chafee descended the steps:
In reply to an inquiry he said that the General had
just gone to bed and was resting easily. =.
A few minutes before midnight Dr. Douglas LETT
the house IN company with Coi0nel +. u. Srant'
| and getting into the cab that had brought Dr.
| Shrady. the two men drove away. DIR: Douglas,
however found time to give cheering deseriptliodn m pid
is now in bed, and is resting naturally ana
breathing freely Altogether he has been steadily
Improving all DAY and up TO the presehhe eh dn0
morphine has just been administered to hlm, as Is
usual every night"
How much sleep has he had III the last twenty
| four houTsP' was asked.
ABOUT five hours. He has been bright and
chatty however, all the evening"
DIR. Shrady remained with the Generai all nlght.
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SYMPATHY FROM THE LEGISLATURE.
| A RESOLUTION ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY IN THE
ASSEMBLY.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, March 3O.-Gencral Hustled offered a
concurrent resolution tonight IN the Assembly ex-
pressing the sympathy of the Legislature with
| General Grant. The Assemblymen listened to the
reading of the resolution in silence and with faces
indicative of their sympathy with its sentiment.
Tho resolution was passed unanimously by stand
ing vote The resolution is given in full below:
whereas The patriot soldier Ulysses s. Grant, whose
services country have made his name hoEored and
loved at home aud whose military genius and skill nave
won the pauds OF the world, has become the victim oi
an nsdions and painful disease. now therefore be IL
Res0red IN the Senate cOncur that the Legislature o.
this state extend their distinguished fellow citizen II
his hour Of trial aud suffering the expression OF the
sncere sympathy with the hope that he b'
TO hcalh aud the full enjoyment Of that do
nestle life which has made his family hearthstone
| model for imitation to the people OF America.