The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-12
CIV. GRANT WORSE MAIy.


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Gen drsn' Vas found "a, sl.rf finHie eonditsn
lie has r--'sd al "" morning N''rn,, no bod snA
IN no char Fsise "a 'emr.r-tlr. normal
A gentleman who spent two hours with one
o. the Grant family c.nnrm.d tho statement
10 Indicated In tho buil.'ln ma.
The General had . bad spell ynlli noon. no
caused somc alarm among Tho family Col.
RI. .S. S., to Ill., nhggan %nd
hour. before hs had intended 70. Much
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dosing him with this drne and now that that
y beginning 70 lose its OBJECT, he must begin 10
10. under It's inii"snce Both JAY and n !. ih,s''
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TO- sometimes. while he is seated Tin HIS chair.
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sn% never sp.at. to Vi those "a stcas iHr n09f
war. Almost. every battle that he has, has s s
directed has been gone over while he is In thia
officers about him Just as IL it were twenty
S S1SS ssT SsssHfh isS 1sdsn' back 10 him
We thought at first that tho advent OF tho
warm and pleasant wenthor would cheer tho
General" said senator Chnfise, but II seemed
ds.ponaen srSesrs to have n pesiSnc
self to the inevitable and has come 70 that point
where man. welcomes death as q blessed re.
hei from terrible suffering, This has been his
the necessity of parting from his family and
and life long friends. Another grief IL that he
10 unable 70 finish his war history. which he
considers the crowning work OF his life. 9th.
sion on earth and is prepared to die"
The General was unable TO lie In bed during
the day. because u made him cough. He was
very talkative. The family thought i'm better.
but Senior Roinoro. who secs him daily, did not
The London bulletin was issued at $50:
Gen. Grant has been very quiet ell the afternoon He
has been sttng in his ROOM surrounded by and convers
Ing with his family for time Pulse g. tempefs-
ture normal. Has taken nourishment as usual.
J. II. DOUGLAS, NJ. D.
Only d., Douglas was at the house in, the
word came from il, until after midnight, when
i had long boon closed for tho night. Then
this bulletin was sent out:
1910 A. h,-Gen Grant had eleven O'Clock severe
paro1ysm Of coughing, with a spasm Of Cloths which
was soon relieved lie is sleeping Pulse IT, regu.
lar. J. II. DOUGLAS. v. D.
At i iH o'clock no further word had come
Many years ago Cen. Grant lent $4,000 to .
friend. who failed to repay the money and
whom the General had long since thought dead
Ten days ago the General was surprised by re-
caiving letter from his debtor enclosing the
Generals illness and reported financial dis
tress had touched the mans conscience and
induced him to pay up.