The Grant County herald., September 23, 1881, Image 6

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yRANT COUNTY HERALP
DOWNIE & JONES, Publishers.
BIG STONE CITY, DAKOTA.
AT ANOTHER STATION.
Another Fateful Sunday firing th
Wounded President Nearer the
Kil dt His Suil'eriims.
Favorable sabbath Kmied w a
currence ot the Terrible II r» u-
Lasting: Twelve Miiiuie-.
Notwithstanding* the Kil., -ui the sur
ceons During the Day to Prevent
Such Ken..in rum plication.
Atietioral Feelinir el' nNnmraaTiip-tM.
Which Appear* to He shared l.\
the P! v .if?
Dr.
Bliss Will Neither Admit nr
that th* Knd IrawiH«r
erv Near.
The President's Strength Gradn.i
Fuiliiiy. Although HI* Miml .Re­
tains its Usual Clearness.
He is Being: Sustained l.
v
rf tln
flni-K Tho ehi.
corapa&ied by a rising pui""*
r*f
1-
J,!
by a rise o£ trr:j. .«r i?ir... loev.
TRKltr? ANT. .-o\fn
and ro mcn'a. a!•• rt-.t• T):" i (•».'«?•
very clear to-day, ami tha" 'avoral'i"
torn of sfn.-ut importun^ in .-s'-i.-t fvn«htnj
The»p rigor# arn o«.»t such one
•uei. y- '.r i'.u
T!if.
i umlaut*
The Situation Last Nkrht Consul
ered Cause lor (iravr l-'ear-i.
At Midnight tho President
Comfortable. Not nest­
ing:—A History of the Hav.
i.a^t Mfarr-i ntcoir
BOW TIIK NKWS -VTAf? r.:Vi::\'J
IjOKO P.iiiN.Jl, .Sept. IS.- -lite I
night caused no iesn excitement than tha"
yesterday. Dr. had poue to dinner
many correspondent* sat in Sivn-t uy Br
cottage. awaiting hia velum for il-.o rcg
evening talk. A servant camp hurriedly fr
the president's cottage to the hotel,a
hia dinner half tininKsl Dr. Uli-s, ii
to the summo-is, :v nvo:- to th.
Throneb
private S'M
the pre
Chill.
1
c&tn«' i- »•_••• a
•rasp." ..
COlld.
feva. •?,
ktus^.c.iK^1
chili, and r!
th--•
had ... '...• ...•, ii.
person who cju.M {a car
of any kind drove *o ti *'.n
Blisis, H." no.iM a* h'? 'o)|id ]-"-a Vi- tit.
wont at once to Mr. Brown's eo". he
met the corn** oiiden'* and aa*
the case. Ho said
The pr".-:.i.-r had •. rigor .1
It lasted from ten to ».i *u numi: •,
as severe as that of yes*.a-dar. I
severe ennuuh. Tlicr- were no
local disturbintr rau-' s, n»t(l it r'- :fe.i
same reanon sriren for that of yetferrtay,
depraved coalition
"he
ned
tue prent i-i
iu.' had a
•?, however.
s i
in apii thpy are simply extmne
extremities, accompanied by --light sipa-:
Rhakirc. They art' very pTOr.ii:: jf. Vi.-..
cause more appr^l.than *hf rfprsrs in Julv,
for thns« were caused by a npfc'fi. !..-al rtisturl
anre which *as easily relic, ed. *J'hcs» find
the patient in a H.'ich v-.tk«?r (unditior.,
and if they c.oiit'nue thiy after
will carry him off (-wntsiaily. Ti i
will wi-ar him out. The wound is un lungwl in ap
peara! ."e or f'*n-r.ii n.litii.::. It in contractinst
noni'.'wLat. S.im^ time atfowi- xi.(.a»tir»"-d :!•.»•
of wjIit '.i*»d .n el'-ansing it, and fnMni th.r it hr:d
about two and a half "unoc.-. This monnnu" h^:d
but one ourre. Brandy ai.d ncurisl.p'.ei.t i* n
tinued hir^f* fjuanritips, and is readily tak-i 1
am patisfiod tliat
.NO I.AFMSE ABSOEKR HAS J'ORMLX
upon tho iuusfs, but there may b"
a number of small onen which
are continually breakintr, as the con^h rem.i!:•
about the .^auie and he expe M«.n utn-n is uni-han^ d.
It i« ahout thiee-ffiurtlia Ui'ii'-'-purulcnt matti-r.
and tii" rr-mairiii.-r pure white niuo .1:9. Ilt» has n=.t
coujihf-ii a frroat (ieal to-day, hut the cough st-t in
rather vigorously with thi' ciiiii, and jiin".ved him
fom'-wha'. 1 'li'tft apprt'lifiid a rccurr«-:ic«J of the
chill to-night, but we cannot tell what will turn up."
Ir. IJ'iIhb" niatiner t(j-uipfbr was that of a
greatly discouraged man, and ho sjioke vow
ranch as if he thought the caee was about
ended.
(Jen. MacYeagh fays the chill parsed off
without any percoptihhi fever and without hav
log left any perceptible effect. The chill wan
not at ail pronounced, and ^va* hardly norice
sb!e. Ifh approach was on void of violent symp
toms that its real nature could hardly he as
certained before tlie chill had gone. Mac
Veatfb says the chill was BO very slight that
the president took uo notice of it it so-mod
like a shiver.
PR. BT.ISS' EXPLANATION.
LONG BHASCII, Hept. IS.—At in n. :::^h•
Secrotarien Windoin, Hunt, Kirkwond, Attorney
Gonera! Mae Y-afih and AnHifitant Socrerary of
Htate Hitt called at Private Secretary Urown's
cottage to ascertain tlm fact.-* rei ardii.« the
president's condition. I)r. JJliss said thn chill
thif evening wa« about ten minutes' duration,
and wa« what might bo called quite a chill.
He is .suffering considerably from its effects.
No vomiting t'o -urrod, arid ho experienced a
reaction immediately after the risjor subsided
by rho uppc:iniiic« nf fever. When asked the
came fo tee recurrence of the rigor, the doc
o s i
1' l" f'.S's bat if so. they are
O" 1 1 the rt'ciirii'iicrt is due to the
enfeei.l ••npiii'.ion tlie rtui'U, tii^ether with local
ROrc*. vi.'cii are suflu-icnt to produce the chill. It
is evident h» has not repaired any dc.rmjr iL- pa*:
usual
and
ex
inutes
Two
hi out!
the
e id
ibahle
,,
'iiemata
ounces
It is
sig the
tended
Old Wits
Iions are visibt. 1 -ce weeks age
•lid hoi two a!1 ounces of wa* •.
s«( if ht»hN at sliowi?1-*
nsid.Ta smaller. '.
show sijrr
*sf tho -j.... The nuituinj
havf h'.eu adi!ii!]itiTfd. lr. H'.iss
i pus cas sty in the lungs. The pre«i
to-nt&ht than last nishf. 1 do rs-t 1
-e tha:: he wa«. Tlvrc wa
niud during the febrile rist
irenerallv ff«
f.i.n:: i-very p' ssioit
.1 chill was c"i'-i
by the effort,
riiror d:sturta::i'.s C,
i'jr eours.
i-o- iuv he f«-l"
rcpei-ier *"i
i e I
».n- siiualioa is vci
is stii" -!iance for his rec
1 t" that chance.
•.NviTIILl* JIPioK UKI'UKTEI).
iaiNf. IJhANCl!.
1 -O :i. m. that the
i chili tu-night.
Jlibeii
jt it.
oi's sr\n v
run: TIP OK.
•i'pt. 1 s. Th
rle had aimtl
uras. hi-W'.-v-
ut not isurpri
d'le symptnm
-us- lest they sitonfti
i'i-ni,'li' wh"ti
.J the sick room
none of *.
uch ail ahin
no evi
vein
1
three weeks
At 11 o'clock this moriiti bin
w as 1(M), pul«" 1 aid m«pir
se high fig'tif s. Pr. P.i.ytt'.—.
ro the most eucouiatting fcati.
Last night the pf-Pl-Jit res .. 1
.' e-.hansii-.l inf.'i do T1:- .i-
tho
nono
.'-t l»K\-IIU.V PT!i"'nT5".ATrr.N.
'i 't.-ri was ie&s freijur-nt and the reaj ra
:. v.- hut the itiseiiarge of pn«J from
liings v.as tinchang.-d- The puiso oscillated
between KPJand 11'J. The t^mf.'eraturc re
mained most of the time sliu'htlv below normal
fion. Sw'iiin. who watchod by tho bedside, naid
that it was the be-t night tho president had
passed in many weeks The physicians, how
ever, did not agree with the ge|.'-ia]. The
morning Iwlhoin chowe.f the temper&twe to he
f"?. the puNf K1!, and resr.iraMon 1 h. 1: foj n
o'cloi k qiiPe a cempary of people had as
t-enibh ti at the Kiberon, arid wle ver a phv
?ician would pans by he was e!o«cIv qncstioned
as to the Intent d.-veluprneids of the case.
crybody expected another rigor, and as the d»v
wore on it seemed as thouudi every 01.••
IVFITMI J- I1JSAI I.JS-I! I)
1m- Hamilton said that the prenidt^iit m-
The Kiberon was very quite during the after
noon. The president slept most of the time.
When awake he converged very httle, hut low,
wa-ehiri:: the Hhipn 'hat dotted th" water. Over
sixty ves»oU could l« eousited from the Llut!
Killing the »tcrm laMt week not a sail wan i:.
ntsht, anil the prositierii. m-emed to
More than oi.Ct,: hn coiii'.tu.ti'.i.d
the ships have come back again.
The president's mind seemed clcarer
than tistial. He did not labor under hal.
tions*, aa he had done when the pulw and tern
peratmv wore higher. Burins tho day the
fluctuation* of the
r.?*ewer
usual. This was at-: r-uP 1
tion of the heart.
•'The pr sident's
by cither of the chili
administered to-day,
qniniii" are eonfinui
tlio «timulants the pietiocn
ily. The HiiLdit .-lull t.
import •••!. 1
Oil h:e.
snon w- ai 111 ii:
lUi^K conelud'
porter.i to-ing
•hnt the end is near,
if his as hole conversi.
"hut lie felt that
1
,. It!:
ive an
1"
LONO 1 1
uditioi.
paratively fa v.
did not entcrtai
v i.! ..afejy beyond tii
tor. The morning
.. (ien. Swaini we'
prut?d the opinion
wan having the
Sunday which he had 1
luforiuat'on wn?
tending Hurt,'c.n
e n w a v i i
i« reported at
1 tie had another
A PKN"!
0.—Ti
1 11 i 1
ther rigor to-night is denied
aero seema to be no founda-
•ide nt
th
ort
ri r.lav
tre
•..• 1 i eort'-j)
i til. Kv
'.-siciatii- t--
They ,u u-r
tlie pat'
ghte.«i
-vere .wrap
fionflry tucasures made.
:g the dav the feet and hf
wbcTlOVel- th(
.1011 of a ohil
•d in hot tlanu
resiufiit have ^ruwn cold,
u-s snct'CCifed in warding
chill. To-niuht, how ver,
H-Sfill. 'j'llO g' I
teat alarm.
in of tinisn
!.! r, but he
IIIpc a
u ii i« Ins* pr .ntra
to rally from the ef?V. vester
or si ii
*i 1 tjearly etity ,• l.otir^
!1 "lj
V, .th fh
been
f,v
1 mm falh
pacscd wi
actcr.
rip
Ni
itwiths
cm.in
ah!"
inp
ib
P- r. .•
had
&
.•}
1
,•
!•!',
"I -N
gta'e •. i C. y
result of ti
parr of th* bod
"W* o
"f- v .x
i iii-'usn OF i
or rather hs a compile
(••!.tfesMoii. Eaeh iofai
Of tt
1
!jf
very w 11 despite his gnat weakness, and he
had hope ihat the day would be parsed wiihouf
serioun difticulty. The doctor felt juatiped hv
the absence of unfavorable (tyiriptomii in gojn^
to New York iu the afternoon. Col. '.'orbin.who
had i nnintsa in Wa-hingtoii. alno left the
Brat cli, being assured that lie could do so
with safety. Tho contract wif'n tho •X'-itoinent
of je-terday 110011 was rnark -d,
Secretaries Wmdorn and Hunt and Poatma*
ter (h'uera! .lani'^s visited the Mlberori before
cliutch and sent to friends telegrams annotinc
ir.g tho }res dent's condition. Sir.'ing on the
shaded porch of the hotel were Attorney Gen
eral MaeVoagh, W. Ciiilds of Philade,!
phiit, Jatne- and William ScliuMTian, tho New
York banket?, (irjortto JM. Pnliuuu and other
cottagers, iliscuBBing the common topic. Sliortlv
after noon fion. Tiranf walked to the KiPeroii
and nent his card to Mrs. Garfield He wa
iiivited over to the cottage and npent noiiie
time there. When he returned to the hotel he
naid that tha iiiforni»tion ho had received wan
of a nio*t reasKuni,^ character, 'i'iiero wan no
evidence of a recurrence of a chill. The Gen
eral "aid fie had neen annnred that the presi
dent had not suffered any ill effect# from yes
terday i attack, and he wa^ og quite cotn
fortalilo.
"They assure me," Lie naid. "that the presi
dent in again 011 tho upward grade."
A nt
tlid
i".s.ine •.
rate and .n
I'.y ar ri'
the ii- ng lob
'OtOl
viidji'
1 rich
of hi
'eifjeijt,
v arelap
il.N! (i\ .«
before.
s$t
IT is T.i i1: i
Nf.w
:j
de t::
U n
•, |,
sem e, aii., to day he said to Mrs. Garfield,
i
*i ha«n 1..'en at!ec!c. 1
j« retaining tho food
of hiandy and
.^ji i- v. H)t for
s-.ieed-
da tin
NO KKAsoVAI.t
••emaiiiw. 'Die pat,
trength if cotitiouai!
the wound and ihse
days at len^t there ha
•lie FdighteM repair ti
eliictantly admitted I
•"W luinntes later, «1
ons were present,
ig chair, and as i'." re
-ii'-ci-ssful »\ork aimo
,'hly
It It is donbu'tli if
rsVfTV,
THK WI:AT!I:I.
1 ."(bune's Long
v
'j s., —.'i
Branch correspondent say* tho president has
been in bettor npirits, seeming !o be i i sym
pathy with the weather. Mrs Garfield has ar
tributed tho pre-,ide
n
t' ](!VV condition for nov­
el.il days to the effect of the heavy storm, lie
certainly stems to have been brighter to-dav
under the influence of trie nun At the presi"
dem's cottage th* attendants were looking for
a quiet night, as the president.-had almost al.
wayn nlr,pl for nometirne afte a ehi'.l. The
cough has also been lusn troublenome,
through t] ti dav ami evening. Thoro is anxi-'
ety, nevorthelenH, over tlie fact that there if
no gain of strength. I.'p to the time the even
ing bulletin was inaued there was
mu natisfaction felt, both liv
fiurgeonn and attendants, because tho chill had
bc»ti avoided ^ul -.e.MTr—'i
v
troyed this, feeiuig in a great me^mne and the
night closed with renewed anxiety, arising
fn.ni the fr-ar that thm tendency toward chilln
.iay devi 'op more Ktronly to-morrow.
I UK SITUATION AT MlhMplfi.
WHAT TIIK RONSL-T.TIMI PHTSU 1ANS NAV.
J,1 no BRANCH, Sept 1 h. —At 11 o'clock the
.... Eiheron was unchanged. Tho pr's
dent was 110 worse than he was last night, but
i was weak and ve.v low, and he wan much ex
haunted. Secretary Kiriovood arrived thi*
Sccretn:
Blaine
uiorr
iir"
1 .. here
than
1 net no1"-
ling «ui...
told 1I
tlie ntatemci
iingn. 1 bey
a statement,
such is a fac
ledge that
'be '-canon the.
tlx le
lui« n
e ban
nan M'tMi o
ot:!iii"d by
such an al-si
view of tno
death ami aii
the h.'pelui view.
phenomenal streny
A-new calN it. ma
S I 1
if 1:i*« 1
NO.lt I
A
v
J.^V/kh V'i.\
Th -. fi-dtlire
of 1 i'ai.'y
peculiar
has a wotidorfo'
lastiffi -ietr ,:
ronie j.
So If Tin
,• for
•d ro
he statement that lr. Agn
PiincofiH? .f Philadelphia th:ir ...
fast night's in the pre-ideo'
&•* 'h" Mn ni't^ 11 tlie cas.'. and t|. .:
i.' )iad foni,.t o ,, tj„.
It in i ,.t true that l)r, llnmilfon'b
re Ian' night wan due to a sudden
fating that hfi
lr. Hamiltoh'.s
1 V I If Ail!
end b.ad
i- utitarv and 11
i»E can
1 P:
A
:n t.
if..
1 hotight fto,'' s i
1 OMNTfiN OF A
lli-pa-e}, 1„ Ch'i'at'O 1
Ni.w Vol:),. Sep?.
who arrived from Fi..
has great bopnH tbat
I well, as h.i fhinlvH that
the poisonous pu«
^bdottin^
^rinirtheS.
ai.d 1
M.
v'Mli
u)it\\ and careful
ip tt the pres. nt tit
indications re
1- :h« pi 1 sciicc
I l(. it is of Htp
V one o'
urgeon
If thei
una!
he reCi
wo it
to Frso
asctirtaininj, nlt
.,1.1
It-fl s
to ma
now lei.
1 t.-.'-fjbeid of
'.
1
-ept. 1
11
lio 1 '.i beron
i tt-'iiie in |fMi village
-'•vr-nitig, and c...nfi
e sil .Mac\ t.agh i«ef..re
dmttefu-p-nint: d:«patch to
proheiude-' g|.)..m prevails iu eveiy quartei.
It. is lit that a few day:' will Herd* 1*:. and to
witli AOi-rdcy
'--I hm extn meiy
Mil.inter howe'l phe
as if d^a'-h otdv will bo the end.
:mp l'Kf:si[i.'\T's rK.r.t.iNo,
:. mr Tr.i
It. day, in one of |n~ fw luoid ititervals ho
ea.le.l the 1 hy-icians in atfeu.lanco to hin )..-d
ntd»», and s:iid he wis.1,, ,1 to bf told tie ..i
truth as to bis condition. Tho phi-. :i,.s
ntu-iicd a 111 inii'iif, Jiii.i tiicti
"Wo think it ih verv enticul
I'r. .1. Marion
to-day, "ays t|,,tr ho
the ]i|'e-iit((.[i( il rrrf
he i- able to throw off
hat is absorbed by (he
b.ood. Dr. Mini expresses grot) confidon',-.
SiO attend |d-y.-.|c|B
tl
s,
t,,d
lf
j.j,vsh iaris to Humuion Dr.
U»mis oi this ci'\-or Ir. ('osta of I'hiladel
I hia, eifher of whom uld tix tho exac' lo
cality of the difheultv. v.-i,e i an operation
otihl be t^rforrnel Dr. Sims explains 11 i 11
'he opnroit which lie e
S
IJICE SAW^
!'5'4M
!».
s»
:en but incon
lit was •J
1.
i- '.our a glooti
i'r i.s JictW-'
-sj'd power, an
:'reiide:it a I field
tMM.stnutioji, as 1»
.•r him what it I v
vl
!7
Sen disoojirteo'
acoordiBgl iub
poleoo (Jel'OIU
bis father
"ben the renub!
»bliebed,at leu:
flxe more nj den
lonaparte."
e Impen®
Adv.up.i
llio tw 1
1
li
4 Will
ar
a othevwise
as that if
^Btform -1
C»sa
i li, :t
Irearn that 9®
of his bov-or
has an
llK
:a
n
,dow of poi'Y
alone can e
tat face,
11
,| Awterli .1,
stamps- 1
11
ofKapol u
of Napeb ni
iefritur«C' pe
a,aprisone ui
seemed or
licnle. Ti
iMifclly chu ut
tenohmen ra'
si the nati 11
W
y love
in tbe t.
elemei
the pre
ic and rate
in his mb
Prince
belt
it poorly
ntertains
se are of
«amstanc
i 1
l7«ry an
jelieTe, h«
jstfatel ti
s to rols i1
ins Qot bli
ye stigffi
difficult
jritnea bt
the Duk
losing te.
oesses W(
reason, tb
et their o
ipeotive
again
:e of A
ife betwe
)«I8 bou
e chattel)
nt to be ii
duel bet
ay and lb
it is tc
's latere^
itbthe
rk teoov
fith tk In
to place!
x*, but
naff
s«rv» 1
of then
A,
to cas
on UI.
stterribl
d, in rep
anplofs
'un to
ohil fa
that wa
titie oou
tas imp
e wishe.
a.* th« Ic
mo-t i.'ui
rou.id'd
box V.
n a s
I
ast •!.. our rcaot'.s.
i.f Minne""1*!
llliiiom, Indiaisa.,
York, which bor.h-r
Tiie to'ai quair.tv
wan i \7
1,1(
1(1.
or tills Utile''.
pounds of
vl
1 (HI* ti Htl-l.til'd
I.'.:
1
hcrnng.
uf sttirgeon,
P""'"^ 3'irrtSfJ
mun .Hlotigc, and
(il(
7.HP».7H)
pound"
w,u 5
1"
1
mmS«
it ft1 Htid aboti. I
iniSC'dlaiieou-*,
A \.
:ti
ham i Idcd abou. if
isitigiaHs and oil •j
more Thiii) one thud e, .••
fit-h, one hail !f
trout, atid oue-hai
thinks U,iit t)i"V
have done the b-ST that C.Did he done cv-u't
onotn»t:uiee. That w:i. in re-ant to the
parotid gland. Ho thinks that tliev nhould ivi
made tin- incisjo!., n.trlier and dei pcr. in which
cane tho discharge if, f)J0 oar would, iu his
opinion, have been avoided. Dr.
1iim.s Ihiiiks that the removal of the patient
from Uanhington wan eminently wi«e Ife fie
neven that every onu who liven Wasbnigton
affected npr« or h-.s by fli- malarial attu.if,
phere. and ho is j.o.^iTive that the presid -m has
.."'ii malaria. Dr. Situs conniilers the
ling .Trouble h.-uou-, and thinkB that it Mould
be wise for t|
Kric. furnish^Ml I
finaJI li-ii
nUIld 1"
Mil WAI-Iibe. St"p:
jciz. agc.i fib.oH
v
sons near Brooklie.d, ,_
niitv feet deep, a|'i
ur
day or two
the old ni.iii bad
'"5W
been foudy ih ill wi'l'-
v
pily with bin chnd'
111 theb..rn uirl th«
tho acj 01 btirv mg
1
if4i
»oy when the
vestigaiioi) oi the •1'
A
Jh*te
S'! I.o: IH, «CP*
It, i lisau \'±MIT
j, ,.^,„i the dav aft -r
f.K- nh«i'iog, that the nurg"..tis ought tii havo
numeoia'Ov extrac.ed the hall, wan baned on
.he fjrsif -patclj,r received in Pari*, which
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