The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-31
=. Condition Grows More
0'' Serious Each Hour
:. NAY DIE AT ANY MOMENT.
deserted by All bu- One Hun
Digna followers MethOdists
Oh and Mills = Etc.
General Grant.

HeeM s..,n was held to-day; Doctors
oonap ar Sands, Shrady and Douglas
BaFRei' osont The irritation of the nose
' s..h had produced The train of symp-
, nn,.l which Vii induced the family to send
toDI tba physiciaus last night was re-
for Inc ca that the General had a sleep
ieYeu, bours. from 3 to 7, and maps OF
Of ioul Iosc duration during the morn
more Vi Eng seven or eight hours OF
i1g, t am-ing the last twenty-four hours.
.leep General o1e presented at the consulta-
lhe much much improved appearance. To-
non on: d 10 Iva was free from pain and reason
nlgnyt ~ rom the annoying discharge
aeF nv Rod troubled the family last
night. YORK March 3O.-General Grant
NEW aariv this morning. He break
vas aS' md At ii o'clock, the following
Enletin was procured from Df. Doug
las: general was visited at IL p. m,
h. Drs Shrady and douglas. Inc me
D |to- MOI had been a quiet one with
4 aI;n5s If slumber alternately upon a
e a and an easy chair. As the time Tor
Itu 1 ligbt visit arrived the general be-
me n a.59Irebensive that the symptoms
call he az preceding evening might be Ie-
o .nf opd requested that DR.. Douglas
newt for for His apprehension was al
! ge seI NV the employment of the same
a! 5eue "a as on the night before with sue
n lss bnt the general preferred to remain
cssi ~ chair. so as to avoid the possi-
u .r; - Of their recurrence from a recum-
nv nv nosition. His throat was attended
u .a, NAT of "a. m. The general had
Y,o5atbpr comparatively comfortable
4t ;aSt and is now quiet and free from
pain. ,,,b On A. 9.9n ~ M
n nonclas returned to General Grants
~, p' and after being with the General
aSont fifteen minutes issued the follow
me- bgIietin: General Grants free from
nam and takes his liquid food at regu-
iar intervals. and is well as usual. He
isnot as strong, and is showing more
feebleness OF body"
crriosIty many persons strolledt t ugh
Sivtv-sixth street during the afternoon,
stonning in front of General Grants
borse to gaze at the building. Harrison,
tEe Generals personal attendant, once
rqme out to mail papers and letters at
Siyfv-siyth street and Madison Avenue.
i watcher inquired as to the Generals
condition. HE is no better, l fear, "
Was the reply. eff you break your
leg and it pains YOU very much; you
know it is broken; but even if the pain
isless for the time, the break IS there
All the same. The General has felt
easier to-day, but fear he really IS no
better"
At LIS, DR.. Douglas returned to
thehouse after a brief absence. Alter
be had been within half an hour he
re-entered his carriage to visit another
patient The Doctor was asked if he
thought the end would come during
the night. In answer he said: Il
think not; but the General is now pass
ng through stage incident in the
disease, and frankly say | cannot tell II
the end will come tonight. The Gen
sfalis growing weaker and weaker.
Dr. Douglass returned from his calls
after an absence of about an hour. He
bad come back to remain all night. DR..
Slrady soon Joined him for the same
purpose.
Minister Romera, was asked, on
Fifth avenue, about the patient, and
the outlook, and he said: HOf course no
9le can foretell with certainty. The
disease until recently was within the
power Of the doctors, but now it
mas gone quite beyond them. The
general may live ten and he may
u,eln two hours. | fear he is going to
choke to death. If the disease
reaches the artery, the danger of chok-
Ag is increased, and death by that
means becomes almost inevitable. The
Members of the family are now at the
ssleral's bedside The doctors are
mere too, but they keep back as much
GllOsslble. / fear that the general will
@9ke to death. tits too bad"
poGglas and Shrady put out the fol-
9Slng bulletin:
Al this moment G. p. m.) Gen. Grant
Sr very quiet. His temperature and
% are are about normal. He has taken
Tsn liquid food regularly and
H.. and IN the usual quantity.
MAJ !. more silent than usual, and has
n - 5;l ~ exertion of any kind to-day.
F6SSS Sss helmpression of being weaker.
9. so Is not indicated by the pulse"
I'm ny ~ :; m-NO change in the condi-
F ssu VI General Grant. He is somewhat
ana -, Y anything. The temperature
Ha1i4E use are normal. He has taken
NOD In the usual quantity to-day.
GeDet., rrORK, March 30, 10:15 p. M
ailaSt .Giant is somewhat easier than
!eport. He continues very weak.
I'll 'FS,S : this This dispatch was sent:
Fac, &C. Dent, Washington:
D1tyery weak.
3t,e saeal Ed. GRANT.
hg 5 @iIV Ulysses Grant, .Jr.. on Ieav-
us fathers house said "Fatber
iOfnet55 Oadly. There is nothing, more
Douglas es Y 6.g. March 2o.-At 1:s5 DR..
ReliRnes Ig;s ..,d that General Grant was
NV y ilttle better.
oQnsultinoa March 30.-Dr. Shrady,
eral GAM physician, thinks that Gen
attack ana ana IIi:light rally from the present
!Stgthbsns I'VE some time. as the recent
@eA head ss was the result of trouble in
of,AQitSs M 4 not from the aggravated
H ~ LIS SeSatSs, March 81 A. NAT
barsaat resiSsar ]. B. Chaffee left the
naa Just b 4s,c He said the General
TFoonpared y. put to bed and that, as
N iIST hours s sNh his condition twenty
When When asRs S0! the General was better.
crGpe5ed he NJ L the physicians con.
,LAanee reDli,psa o9ent out of danger
n Iat such ' Ess that he could not say
resent condit;o TIE case, but that his