The Portland daily press., 1881-07-11
UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.

UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.
T7.15 A. MI
WASHINGTON, July Gin view of the sup
curative action now going on, the Presidents
condition this morning is as favorable as can
be expected. He passed comfortable night
his sleep only being disturbed about a. m. by
slight pains in his legs which, however, quick
~ yielded to simple treatment. His pulse is
[11.25 A. MI
The symptoms of the President continue ia
vorable. Vice President Arthur called at the
Executive Mansion this morning. Mrs. Gar
field had gone out for drive, So that he did
not see her, and there happened to be none of
the Cabinet present, but he talked for short
time with the attending physicians with re-
gard to the progress of the Presidents case. d
ZAP. MI
The President has been more comfortable
today than at any time since5 wounded His
children were permitted to see him this
morning, and the attending physicians report
at p. m. that he is improving satisfactorily
None OF the systems of artificial refrigeration
thus far tried have entirely met the sanguine
authorizations OF their inventors and suggesters,
but as the weather continues remarkably COOL
the President has not suffered much from the
heat since Thursday. Experiments are still
being made with refrigerating apparatus in an
ticipation of a return of hot weather, which is
1850 P. MI
The Presidents symptoms at this hour are
favorable and encouraging. Unless some
change should occur for tine worse, no official
bulletin will be issued until tomorrow morn
ing.
[11.30 P. Nj
The attending physicians report that the
symptoms of the President at this hour are as
satisfactory as could be expected. He has
ia ric fat
was slight nausea this afternoon. The suppur-
ating discharge from the wound continues, but
has perfectly normal and healthy appearance
The President awoke at 11.15 p. m, after
sleeping continuously from o'clock, and said
that he felt better than he had during the day.
He is new resting quietly.
RS A. MI
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The President rest
ed well during the night, enjoying longer in
tervals of sleep than during any night since
the receiving of his wound.
ISA. M.
WASHINGTON, July 10-President Garfield
passed very comfortable night, having slept
continuously from midnight till a. m. He
expressed himself as feeling much better this
morning
[12M.]
There has been no material change in the
Presidents condition since the issuance of the
8 O'Clock bulletin. Mrs. Edison, who has just
left the sick room, says the President is resting
quietly and comfortably, and that the case is
progressing as favorably as can be expected.
"a P. MI
There has been no unfavorable change since
the o'clock bulletin was issued. The Presi-
dent is resting quietly.
rs P. MI
Postmaster General James saws the President
is progressing finely, and the surgeons are per-
fectly satisfied with the progress thus far made.
[11.12 P NJ
The President is sleeping quietly. Ali symp-
toms are favorable and the doctors are prepar-
ing nights rest for themselves. Dr. Bliss
says. "We are entirely satisfied with the man
ner IN which matters are going"
[1.30 a. m.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Presidents ia
vorable condition continues.
REPORTS TO THE CONSULTING SUR
GEONS.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, July9.
The following dispatch was sent by the sur
geons in charge to the two consulting surgeons
this afternoon:
To Drs. Frank II. Hamilton and j. IT. Aouea,.
The President continues to improve slowly.
The acid eructations have not occurred during
the last "a hours. An ounce of milk with q
teaspoonful of rum has been taken every two
hours during the day and at longer intervals
during the night, without producing any gas
trio embarrassment. At 9 a. m. he took 10
grains OF bi-sulphate Of quinia, which did not
disturb the stomach. Yesterday towards even
ing he became restless, wearied and anxious
for the norphia A quarter of a grain was
which he Epassed a tranquil night, sleeping
most OF the time. Yesterday afternoon he had
a small solid passage from the bowels, in
which notable deficiency of hillary coloring
matter was observed. The yellowish tinge Of
the skin continues about as on the last report
At p. m. his pulse was 10S, tenn
perature, 101.3; respiration, a. This morning
at $780, pulse, 100; temperature, 1914; respira-
ton, a. At p. M, pulse, 1O5; temperature,
101.2 respiration, o.
(SigneD D. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, July TO-
The following despatch was sent at 100 p.
m. by the surgeons in charge to the two con-
sulting surgeons:
To Drs. FrdnE III. Hamilton and D. II. Agneao.
Such slight changes as have taken place in
the Presidents condition since our telegram
Of yesterday are of favorable character
auout p H. ulS DOWolS WeT0 freely moved,
shortly afterwards he received hypodermic
injection of one-quarter Of grain of morphia.
He slept more naturally during the night than
he has done since he was hurt and this morn
ing is comfortable. He takes his nourishment
well and appears on the whole better than
hitherto. During the last twenty-four hours
he has taken altogether fourteen ounces of
milk and one ounce of rum. This morpin @ at
0.30 he again received ten grains of bi-sul-
plate of quinia. Both yesterday and the
day before the wound was dressed antisepti-
caliy twice during the twenty-four hours.
This morninO IL ic diccho roinnr tbor 1oc, go