The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-09
GEN. GRANT.
He HAS NO ussFoRA COFFIN Ye1
No Return OF the Hemorrhage-The Min
lister Pleased with the Generals
Serene CompOsuye-TheD Doc
tors Disagree, Eto.

NEW York, April S-Drs. Ba <er,
Douglass, Shrady aud Sands v .fs in
consultation about Gen. Gr1ps this
evening. DR.. Baker later laid the
general was considerably weaker aud
that he took food under ~ otes:; ho was
liable at any moment have rscur.
euce OF the hemorrb age. Mrs. Fred
Grant, during the afternoon, sent
message TO Mrs. Potter Palmer, her sis
ter, who Is in Georgia, stating that the
general was mucl verse. Gen. Grants
wife did not 90 with the family 90 dine
/ to-day. sac had her meals served
| Ia the library where the family watches
and waits throughout the day. Dr..
Shrsdy arrived a. Gen. Grants house al
! 8:l5 p. IA, He had with him many in.
I struments. L, :. Grant, son Of Orville
/ Grant, left the house ut $3.50 p. N. He
/ said that the rumOr that the general
had been delirious duriDg the afternoon
Z was untrue.
HgIs READY TO GO.
DR.. Newman, az tbs request Of
Gen. Grant, was sent for s0ou.
IS. p. M DR.. Newman bad
l spoke Of the friendly feeling OF the poo
pie &C large and the great number ol
Z friends the general Ead.'
"Aud / have grea. many on the
other side, too, said the general,
Eyes, that is true; aud they are wait
| ing for you, generals they arc waiting
for your
"Ah, yes, and I wish they would
come" replied the general.
Dr. Newman said that never in
his life did he sec such
an expression OF peaceful satisfaction as
that on the generals face as he uttered
these words.
THE END NEAR.
DR.. Douglas says the end Is near. Or.
Shrady said he was prepared for all
emergencies.
Ex-Commissioner of Internal Reye.
nue. Green b. Raum and Senator Palm
er, of Michigan, called this afternoon.
"wHES DOCTORS DISAGREE ETc.
Drs. Baker, Shrady, Douglas and
Sands consulted az 2 p. m.
At 3;lO p. N. DR.. Baker came out. BE
said:
sour patient is stronger to-day than
yesterday. His pulse shows it. he
dropped asleep after the examination,
have no approximations Of critical re
suits to-day or tonight.
$3.50 p. mat the consultation to-day
at , p. m, Drs. Baker, Sands, Shady
and Douglass present, IL was agreed
! LhhL TIC LltdklAltLA lAkioutl lbI NO 4dsA
a hours should DO continued, and thai
the general condition Of the patient was
improved. The pulse is now 65 and
fuller. Temperature, 80 degrees.
THE AFTERNOON.
> The afternoon passed in absolute
quiet, as did tie morning hours viii
Gen. Grant. Mrs. Or. Newman and
Mrs. Whit-iaw Reid lett cards. the
opinion OF DR.. Barker chat he felt little
appre hensi0n Of serious results during
the day oran.ght served TO alay IN,
anxiety.
GEN. ROSsER,
who achieved considerable rerowu dur
ing the war in the confederate cavalry
called az 6:lO P. IL. and left box o
flowers. he did not sse the general
7 but when he came ous no said. ole D.
better
r At $3.50 p. IN, Mrs. General and Col
i Fred Grant snd wife We're IA the library
aud Dr.. Douglas was asleep.
At 9:i5 pm Gen. Bad5Hu emerged from
! the house. dssaid lie general Was reslu.
, comfortably; thag the family fgit SOD con
fidert thar the general would pass
. good night tha5 they had retired 20 bed,
A. iOSD p. IA. tAU following bul. ~
was Issued:
Gen. Graut has pa sod q very quie
afternoon. His general Co.u!t.uu j
the same as 40 the las, report Pulls,
81 temperature gs. He Lu5 taken 1000
os usual
j. II. DOUGLAS.
GEO. l.. eHUAuE.