The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02


FRANK HAMILTON.
Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion,
ll:l5 a. m.-The president is having tbus far
quiet and comfortable day. He chewed
smother piece of beefsteak and swallowed the
juice early this morning, and since then has
had n little chicken cooked in milk, besides
the usual allowance of beef extract All his
symptoms continue favorable.
Executive Mausion.-Iu conversation
with a reporter of the associated press this
forenoon, DR.. Boynton said that the prof.
dent is doing as nicely as they could wish to
have him. A slight fever which occurred
last evening, and which is referred to in this
mornings bulletin, was not, DR.. Boynton
thinks, matter Of any great consequence.
Its duration was transient and il was nothing
more than one of those fluctuations which
are 10 be anticipated as long as the patient
remains in his present wesk Etate.
Has he gained in bodily strength, in
quired the reporter.
Not great deal. think he made little
progress in that respect yesterday, as much
ss we could reasonably expect. His general
appearance, however, has improved consid
| erably.
What ia the condition of the gland this
, morningY
II looks very well.
Is any danger to be spprehended from the
opening into the mouth?
Not the least.
How is the wound doingY
should be little better satisfied If it dis
charged more than it does, but ta condition
has improved. The pus which
| Innmna f,Orn IL p,tu Ia ,,.nnb bat1a, &, oko,.o
ter than heretofore.
How soon do you think the president can
be moved?
progress which he makes durinq the next
few days. If he continues to improve ss
rapidly as he has during the past thirty-six
hours,it will be safe 10 move him before long,
say within week.
How do you think he can be carried?
l think he can go either by water or rail
without suaeri G. He is not subject TO sos
sickness and could stand when he gets better,
a good deal of gently swinging motion. He
coul- also be moved in a specially fitted rail-
way car with ut any injury.
Would not the sudden roar of passing
trains be likely to give him an injurious sud
den shock?
No, l think not He Is not very
nervous. Tho movement and noise
in his room do not disturb him as
much as they would we'll person.
and even the falling of an object 10 the floor
suddenly, does not start him.
What ia the particular danger TO be
guarded against In moving!
Ovefttying his strength. He is not very
likely to be injured in any other way.
Where do you think he will first be taken2
have no means of knowing. Possibly TO
Long Branch or ono of the northern seaside
resorts. The QUESTION has not yet been de-.
cided. II will befnlly considered and dis.
~ sed when Dr. Agnew returns tomorrow.
Do you think, asked the reporter in con.
clusion. that the patient is as well to-day as
yesterday?
Qli,e as we'll, if not better.
Official Bulletin, Executive Msnsion.-At
the morning dressing of the president, tho
abcess Of the psro,id gland was found dis
charging freely. 1t looks we'll and continues
10 diminish in size. The state ofthe wound
remains about the came. His general con-
di,iOn is not materially different from what
II was at this hour Yesterday, except that the
pulse is more frequent. Pulse 108; temper
sture 9S.6; repirslion 18.
d W Bliss.
j X BARNES.
j w WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
ID HAYES AaNEw.
FRANK HAMILTON.
Executive Mansion. The surgeons report
that up to this hour there has been no mate.
rial change In the presidents condition since
the noon bulletin. They think that with
the exception Of ssome what higher pulse. he
is doing as we'll to-day ss yesterday.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, $40
p. m.--The condition Of the president has
not materially changed since the last bulle-
tin, except that there has been moderate
rise In ,empeTatnra this afternoon. Ithsy.
ing toen rcpreeonied 70 us that a portion OF
this mornirp's bulletin has been misundsr.
stood, we would sta'e that tho president has
bad no riso,s for several weeks At presen,
nis pulse Is l0S; temperature 994; raspira-
,ion IS.
DIV Bliss.
j X BARNES,
u WOODWARD,