St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05

at daybreak, but that the general has since
liquors administered by the physicians.
This is untrue. On Thursday morning,
when death was believed to be only
FIVE MINUTES AWAY.
DR.. Shrady injected one drachm of brandy
beneath the skin of the generals right fore
arm. Beneficial effects were speedily OBJ
served and soon after the operation was re-
peated, drachm then being administered
with hypodermic syringe. That was all
the liquor stimulant then administered and
not drop has been given since. The gen.
eral has since expressed the conviction that
those applications of brandy saved his life at
the time. The attendants in the sick room
at the time DR.. Shrady was leaving Gen.
Grant this morning heard
THE FOLLOWING DIALOGUE:
'sNow general, good morning. You have
had splendid night" remarked the physi-
clan cheerily.
"Yes; feel quite refreshed" answered
the general.
''And now, general, the way to make me
to be happy is to stay that way until I come
back at 2 o'clock this afternoon said the
doctor, "and when then ask you how you
are, you are to say you are better"
81 do not wish to go against my coz
SCIENCE" returned the general.
''But am sure you will be BETTER" in
sisted Dir. Shrady, cheerfully.
81 will agree to be if you keep UP the
same line of action, and tell DR.. Douglas to do
so when you are gone," responded the gen
eral.
'.Certainly will ask him to do So" re-
turned the doctor.
'sWe intend to keep up the same line of
action.' HereDr Shrady hesitated second
and then, with a smile, added-"If it takes
all summer"
THE DOCTORS CONSULT.
DR.. Shrady returned to the houseat 2 p.
M, and soon after DR.. Barker drove up. DR..
Douglas had already arrived. After consul
tation Drs. Douglas and Barker left DR..
Barker then said Gen. Grant was better than
he had been in week, that his throat was
easier, and that the mucus. was less adhe-
sive and easily thrown off. Between
8 and 4 D. m. the general com
planned of q chill in his room and
wood fire was started in the crate. The
easy chair was wheeled near the fireplace
and there the general rested with hDr. Shrady
and Mrs. Sartoris near by. Callers were
comparatively few during the daI, but some
flowers were sent to the house il the after
noon.
GENERAL GRANTS DREAN.
In the morning bulletin refsrence was
made to the fact that during the night Gen.
Grant had dreamed and afterEard related
his dream to the doctor and his hmily. The
bulletin spoke of this to show he clearness
of the generals faculty in being able to re-
cite the details of a dream,
The general related his dream soon after
he awoke. He said be felt as if he were off
travelling somewhere, and had but single
satchel, feeling that he was poor, He thought
he was partially undressed and he had no
money. This worried him a good deal, al
though he thought to himself that he ought
to be used to it by that time. Altogether he
felt himself to be in the
PRETTY BAD PREDICAAEIT,
without money and without friends. He
came to fence and got over It very awk-
wardly, there being stile on only one side.
When over he found he had left his satchel
on the other side, and he could not get it
without paying duty at each step of the stile
as he went back for it. Then le thought he
would 90 back home and
BORROW MONEY
from Mrs. Grant, but when he got there he
found that Mrs. Grant had only 'S17. That
was not enough, and the genera said that at
that point he was glad to wake Up.
While relating this night vision Gen
Grant chuckled with some JOLLY, particularly
at that portion where he told how he was
obliged to pay duty or leave his satchel.