Daily Republican., 1881-09-05

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,.m. anprehenson was created yes
..yav sV morning by the announcement
t.'' ,hs M President vomited during
pnr]ay m night, but it appears thh' thh'
''''a o,srrir disturbance was only
narsrv The patient vomited twice,
second time after taking mix
s,.iSar hut he expressed relief after
mirs 1."s rid of the porridge, and slept
nnJIv n Yesterday there was no re-
gm rrrl Of the irritabili'y, and he took
,Is ~. a. nsual, and passed comtorta-
l isv The parotid swelling has
mo,t M entirely subsided, but there Is
,Oo Material change in the condition
the wound. He had little fever, but
mise was more frequent than
,ng r 1he two preceding days, and
~ ~Ushowed more fatigue after the
ss,inr" A. $50 p. NJ, the pulse
rs lo0 temperature 80 and respiration
sscretary Blaine teiegraphel to
(pis,er lowell last night the surgeons
Il rot think the patient had lost
FOvrd; "hut," said the Secretary, "he
r,aniy has not gained ground since
4 Saturday nights dispatch. y
Ie arrangements for the Presidents
nova to Long Branch have been
FuIy or quite completed; and it is
Frpcted that the removal will be made
me time befor, Wednesday next.
WASHINGTON, d G., September r.
s President, according to the evening
hIe,jn, passed comfortable day, but
can hardly be said that he is, all
Iipgs considered, in as good condition
last night, although the attendants
sist that he is. There was nothing,
pyeyer, in his condition tonight at
ven o'clock TO indicate that any ST.
BUS check has been given to the lm-
Uyement that has been in progress
bring the past week. All the symp-
ns continue favorable. but he did not
pear 50 cheerful as during the past
y days, and that it is feared, is caused
the heavy, depressing atmosphere
Wv prevailing, charged, as 1t undoubt-
y is, with Miasma, arising from the
|tOmac iia.s south of the White House.
e danger from malaria, now that the
nk vegetation of the river fats is dy-
Increases with each day, and the
uaI offensive exhaiations are made
pre- offensive at this particular time
reason Of the low state Of water in
y river, resulting from the protracted
ought The surgeons fully appreciate
ese dangers, and are extremely anx-
Us 10 &c. the President away from
aShington. If the transportation ar
PIGMENTS can be completed to-mor-
Wits probable the removal will be
Ne on Tuesday, unless the weather
PlId make removal on that day un-
FiSable.
When the President awoke this morn
he said he felt hungry, and he was
en- the usual breakfast, which he ate
relish. There is no further gastric
a'bance during the day, and no
ing Of nausea. The report of the
lltllg created considerable alarm
nsthe public, and shortly after the
lllg bulletin was issued all the
nOers Of the Cabinet and such per-
%are permitted to visit the White
lSt hurried there to learn further de-
about the gastric disturbance.
explanation of the causes that
uuceo these disturbances, and
assurance that there had been
occurrence @ OF it, quieted the alarm
Gu' s;u out le1t many persons appre-
owe a mat the stomach was not yet
!, euuusuon ,4Dm,n to be relied upon. The
,Is1oIe effect, according to the re-
Ivl p. !lose who are allowed to see
i 'eslla.tlf, is slight increase in
y "nlcl was 10 ut 7 o'clock to-
against 100 at the corresponding
g ''s' IA night. The frequency of the
ay w.uay Is attributed to waketul-
pasiuans suing The day, and consequent |
tnnss uess occasloned by the sound and
uVus dow " sleep of last night. During
n..i uIs ll'e President took the usual
conI;. lS VI hutriment, and his gen
Ia .ouollioh tonight is reported to be
wsst @ sooa as during any night Of
"Af AhATloNs FOR REMOVAL.
Iaihnl.lMtoRE, Sept. 4.-Mr. George c. |
/ s'ot os thls city GeneralSuperinten.
lroaa 'he Baltimore anu Potomac
MT t'I, mas been designated by Pre-
lro,i ii'oDerfs, Of the Pennsylvania
prsa, pi, 10 arrange for the passage of
|to Ips,uentlal p.'..tl train from Washing
ipht hut",.I,lmore,at II, any hour of the day
aIf 1Ifl, ha 'ne right of way to be given
GuUas,, Uar notice. Mr.. VIM. Craw-
Iada1nnfa daIuefal Superintendent of the
road dipula, Wilmington & Baltimore
nsSIs,, H, which is also a part of the
p%!vania cbpia Railroad system, will
'Iarge pg between here and Philadel-
orI m1sn gentlemen last night issued
|nosrs s,uefs to tie desired end. The
vs. sc"ehts so far completed are as
h a., nhn At such time as the Presi.
,v1I gInyslcians shall decide upon the
for for th Mf. Wilkins, who will remain
rant n, sue 10 purpose, will bs notified by
"a, nv t VI the hour at which il is de-
har.' M 'he train to start. He will
ktchs, e sent out all aloug tn. road
aOnSd mass ordering all freight trains to
tpo1 anI .. oy station masters wheney or
b na na.I 70 run on to sidings.
n ha passenger pts train then On the road
bn wh; wshU;pped by signal at the first
len ,Jn anI II reaches after the order
, o,haN anu will remain there, and at
ptla Hsner IT. station which it NAV sub.
kmisxio'aa s reach, until given telegraph.
tssion hs 10. to proceed. By this means
to o. nrn impossible for the passenger
opd Proceed s''! to the station nearest
Nuo which tho n.1