Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-09
4 VERY QUIET NIGHT
.sd by General Grant and His
Condition Encouraging.
,scussENcE OF THE HEMoSRHAeE
p,,sr, Appears to Sleep at all Times
Immediate Death Not Ap-
pretended.
7 WALKS ABOUT HIS ROOM.

v YoRS, April s.-General Grant
Is yerv quiet night. There was no
L.n,s Of the hemorrhage. and the OIL
,rneuns OF the medical attendants
,g;,e reassuripg. The rain poured
!, torrents at intervals, and the only
l. who paced the street were the watch
.or,smen and reporters. About 4:30
,r Cbafse and L. S. Grant, Jr.,
I,s5 trom the house and gave an en-
I,;p- report ofths Generals condi-
.-srsl Radeau strolled slowly down to-
Madison Avenue about s o'clock, and
.D5rse tos question said:
Esreral Grant has passed very easy
and is now resting quietly.
|,s.al Grant sleeps or appears to sleep
4 sni all times tbs; suits bis inchna-
5g, last night his long rest began At
midnight and until FIVE o clock it con-
/. With little interruption. The pro-
rs, nurse attended the patient through
1 ,5,. while the family and physicians
I considerable sleep. The night was
(, one. With no alarming symptoms or
I-vsnces About FIVE O'Clock when
/ neral aroused himself he stood upon
l.: briefly, but did not essay to move
/ ,Hr m.-General Grant has been COM
rsiv comfortable during the morning.
As coushtd very seldom. Some tenn
q main in the throat necessitsted the
4 ,s..on Of cocoaine. He has taken his
t,sneur. and he has had no pain in
,Eir. His pulse is now 90 and tenn
J -rs gIj.
S-rs5 GEo. F. SHRADY, N. D.
nv tie professional nurse, came out
4 hoase before noon. In reply to ques-
l. said The Generel is doing very
lie is composed and cheerful,
rssr left him moment ago he was
] q. aui Joking. he is the best ps-
j ever attended.
! >hrady is the only physician with
-al Grant this morning.
s,,.ij q. N. Mr.. John Foley visited
2.sa. He was met by Colonel Fred.
1. The latter stated that his father
?s:ssi 8 quiet and comfortable
:ba; be suffered very little
he had slept comparatively
,ha, the dependency Of
k.3av had entirely left him, and that he
i % have returned to about the same
i.,a ;ha, existed two or three dayssgo
lon, his father might remain thus
-7l Grant vas unable to foretell.
l. Barker. Douglas, Shrady and Sands
|res: in consultation during the after
/. \, - 30 Senator Chsffee left Cen
Gran, He said the Generals face
j S. vel as it has in a month past, but
l. BODY IS becoming emaciated. The
b. vals-d in hisrc on to-day. Senator
e does not apprehend immediate
D a"s-aooa passed in absolute quiet, as
H. u.ruiug hours, with General Grant.
4 :. Newman and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
D., cards. They expressed the oPln-
j: ,r Barker that he fel: little sppre-
! tL0l o. serious results during the day or
served 10 allay immediate anxiety
lie shower cleared the street OF the
\ -: people that up to that time had
j an s,a;si al the house.
J.. R9sssr. who achievd considerable
i during the war in the Confederate
s l.-7 called a, 6:lO p. m. and left q box
lzs,s. lie did not see Grant, but when
fze on, he said, he is better. AT
y ? 7. Mrs. Gen. Grant aud Col Fred
j s1i vife were IN the library and DR.!
j PAS vas asleep.
-e,a, B,deau emerged from the house
! -. n and said that the General was
i . comfortably and that the family
j cor len: hat the General would pass
h Z nigh: thar they had retired TO bed.
!, 1880 ?. N. the following bulletin was
sasral Grant has passed very quiet
f,cOa. His general condition is the
. Is a, the last report. Pulse 81; tenn
ia -,. He has taken his TODD as
g. J. II. DOUGLAS. NJ. d.
Csc. F. SHADY, VI. ID.
>lraiy SAYS ne will not send out any
5-,-nas tonight unless something
\ ?-e'-3 occurs. The General is sleep
: ai The doctor. thinks he viii have
u l.gl.