Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-06-19
GENERAL GRANT
Arrives at Mount McGregor and is
Completely Worn Out
by the Journey.

Extremely Critical The End Not Far
Off-He Has Not Spoken
For q Week.
Mt. McGREGoR, N. r. June 16.--When
General Grant alighted from the train here,
a large banner confronted him bearing the
words: aWelcome to Our Hero" At the
moment photographer with his camera
on the platform, took an instantaneous
picture of the general alighting. The gen
eral, steadied on either side by his attend
ants, started to walk from the train to the
Drexel cottage. The ascent was easy and
the distance short, but his strength failed
him and he was placed in a chair, which
was carried to the cottage by two porters
Mrs. Drexel and Mrs. Grant were close be-
hind the general, and his household and
servants followed, forming little process
sion. On the cottage stoop Miss Drexel
welcomed the party and conducted the
ladies to their rooms. The general walked
to his room on the same level as the broad
piazza and there. he sank into q chair
with pillows beneath and behi nd.
The perspiration was Standing on his Face
and fhe strain Of the tourney gave awav tn
extreme nervousness. he laid back with
closed eyes. The nurse famed his face.
DR.. Douglass was anxious to examine and
cleanse his throat. He said considerable
irritation had been caused by the fine black
dust which had Lodged IN the throat during
s tlo gao eau ort 1T, onuaarad hntta
than he had expected, The swelling out
side hid speedily increased. After passing
the l1 Huasom ana amIing and 1me iasI hour o.
and ' he,nw the cnIiar The reneraI,s voice
which was better at starting, than on Mon
DAY, mad utterly falled hlm ana any EFFORT
Sp9ah iesul;ea s.+S - ta haS dnotnr. @ +1
th;s .uas d,,a - fat;nna o Whinh was @raafnr
nthar ,a u,o Wbn, +ba dnctnr bad ciaonaS
ond traated b;s tbrnaa na Grana a,,,,oarod
~, +ba ,,;ou,a o o,,d ,uas ssatad ~, es;si,.,
o te RaA1hh anu ;t WaS h;s ot ~
annthar H;s H sc,,lS T,. oan @ was Draws deyn ~
anI ,,eol ,,rntectnd 1 te ,,n tnrmad ooyor
VI III MS ,as mo"nt 10 tt,a ha;S Eo"s n;s hJa eSosa
Um ,,a,a eIio nHnd e+ar +In ,,,,,,its nihs 10
ornso o,,d ,7;t, nona slo,v,,, mv oii1ed ;to
aoSo "l, WIZ ia;d ,,, Jau, ,r,f; .so
ne les Dr. douglas know tnat ne was very
Then Th his % mise Ice ord %ordinari}V seventvaone % was
eighty beats to the minute. The family are
all at the cottage, but DIR. Douglas has rooms
III 'lie HOUSE, ~ 1st.
Mt. McGREeoR, June 17.-During his
morning airing upon the plaza of his cot
tage General Grant slowly and with the
aid Of his cane walked around the house.
Quite often he paused at times with eyes
bent to the floor as though intensely think
ing, again gazing away to the eastward
where the green mountains were within
his view, but while out of doors the most of
the time he sat motionless with one hand
pressing a handkerchief to his mouth to
protect his throat from the cool air that fol
10y, towea tne falh ~ ne ag o..ef % nana pressed
Cne Gane MMcn rI & .lG sene,a,. se,a 4oW ~ ali ules
sa anaidaJ;s ~ ,'rne1 o," ,'t was Maen
~ ~ eomcauuea LIZ 9varmoy.a a A. hoou; nalauay
cne geIIGIai walheA aIouam n;a;a vift plZza anu
enteleu M his .nt tu. +.oa+o o aisriMau Mh uesile
W naye is IiJae r. .,,;sI. no pnysiGian .;l
co.npileI d a1s wisn hts e wls - hJ ggherai t1en
stretcnea et ld issll lsss t upO m.s pea ana te
u4cIoI anu NURSE "eh' away Oeain need
easrest. -
Mn Mccproop Irne 10 -sovon ho,,rs
MI. No"h"on' 'u,e Ao0oson houts
OF rerreshlng sleep, the usual taxing OF
food, absence ofunusual pain, quiet body,
M nnusual strain constitute the record of
nonara1 rrant from n,oIocL wodnasao,, w.
General orant from ociock Wednesday
until o'clock this evening. The fatigue
that followed his exertion in walking yes-
+a,doy ,vas a warming which so rood . no
.oiu"S "s'' . !" 9 "i'Ao', ~ soou pa
tlent as Gen. Grant VIII not let go unheed-
ed. Mindful of this he has passed a quiet