The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

MT MCuhE0pN, N, X, july E5-brom
Ao'clock In tho afternoon until o thcro was
no material change In tho generals condl.
ton from that Of tho morning At 6p, IN.
the three doctors, according 10 agreement
made at o'clock, met In the generals room.
They were thoro for about ton minutes
whom they departed. Twenty minutes
elapsed and they wore summoned TO tho cot
tago Tho general at this time was again
growing weaker and alarm was folt that no
should mako his domiso, What tho doctors
did could not DO learned, but they soon ro-
appeared on the porch Of tho cottage,
A correspondent mot Dr., ShrOdy on his
way to tho hotel and learned from him that
the general Is receiving hypordomio injoo-
tion OF brandy every thirty minutes and
that the end Is not moro than q tow hours
away-possibly before midnight
Shortly after o'clock, tho general again
had turn for tho wor NO aud tho family
gathered around him while Dr. Newman
prayed. Tao cottage Is now closed and
nothing can bo soon but dim light on tho
northwest porch, AT o'clock, Dr. Doug
las came 10 tho hoto aud Is In his room and
refuses to say anything as 10 tho general .
condition Dr. Sands Ia now In attendance
upon the general
FIRST BULLErM-A private dispatch
from Mount McGrcgor says tho general 10
supposed 10 DO very near the end, Tho
physicians refuse 10 talk, but tho reporters
believe from tho indications that doath 10 al
hand.
SECOND BULLETIN There has boon no
change since tho last bulletin.
THIRD BULLETIN Con Grant IL unoon.
Scioul AMI sinking
FOURTH BULLETIN, Con Grant Ia now In
q seml.upconscious condition, Ills pulse Ia
120, lie, at times opOns and closos his
eyes Dr. Shrndy says ho does not wish to
prophecy any mans ond, but will say that
the generals end Ia uoar Tho throo doctors
arc now NJ lno colWRo'
Firth BULLETIN AT 1880 p, m. thoro
was observed u slight movement In tho gon.
erals room, which soon coasod, aud II was
learned that tho general had awakened and
after seeming 10 recognize tho mcmbors OF
tho family grouped about him had again
closed his eyos to fall Into quiet doao. Ho
Ia still sleeping,
SIXTH BULLETIN - Shortly oftor II
o'clock DR., Douglas aud Dr. Ncwmon camo
out on the porch and conyorsod for fow
moments, They ro.ontorod tho house soon
afterwards Mrs. Frod Grant aud Mrs. Sar-
toris como out and remained for fow mo-
monts, DR.. Newman was just now soon
by Unitsd Pro@ reporter, Ho says tho
generals respiration ID As, but tho pulse
could not bo tailed. Tho hands and arms ar
far M tho elbows arc cold. Dr. Newman
thinks crisis will bo reached about 1
o'clock The generals mind sooms 10 DO
clear
SEVENTH BULLETIN. After sleeping for
somo time, tho general awoke and was asked
II ho wanted to 80 to bod, and sIgniacd that
bo did. Ho was therefore put to bod for tho
first time In long while. Ho was able TO
talk In whispers. Ho soon doscd lying on
his right side, Tho family arc all still up.
EIourn BULLETIN DIR. Shredy Just lef
the cottage with "Buck' Grant for walk.
Tho doctor says there has boon no change In
Tho generals condition In tho last half hour.
Ho Is still doing. Harrison walkoi over 10
tho hotel and whom asked how tho general
was replied that he would probably 1.-Two
through tho night, No ono else however, is
10 sapgune.
NINTH BULLETIN Tho general aroused
shortly before o'clock and Col Fred Grant
went TO Dr. Shradys room and called him.
Warm gauncls were applied TO tho mock and
back TO relieve neuragiac pains, AMI hypor-
demic injections were also given ut frequent
intervalo This brought temporary roliof.
There IL no real improvement nor Ia any ep
pocted. The family are still awake The
sick room 10 lighted up.
TENTH BULLETIN. AT about $40, whili
d.. Bhrady and Dawson, the stenogrsphsr
we're walking un and down In fSoat es "