The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-08
LATEST TELEGRAMS
PROM LONG BRANCH AND OTHER FONTS.
The Presidents symptoms Continu,
Favorable, but the weather at
Eeng Branch IL Very Hot;-A
swindIer Caught I'm shreve-
port-Dem0cratic ConVen-
tiOn i'm N. v. 90 be
HELD October IIth
-Other Items.
Etc, Etc.

Long Branch, Nj, September THE
following official bulletin was issued this
morning at O'Clock: The president slept
the greater part of the night, swkening how.
ever, ss often as 1t was necessary TO give
nourishment which he had took very well.
The fever reported in last evenings bulletin
had subsided by II p. m. This morning his
temperature Is normal, and he appears to
have quite recovered from the fatigue OF
yesterdays journey. Atthe morning dres-
sing the parotid abcees was found
to be doing well and the visible parts of
the wound look somewhat better.
Pulse LOG; temperature 81; respiration Is. A
bulletin will be issued at o'clock this even
ing.
d W Bliss.
j X BARNES.
j w WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
ID HAYES AGNRw.
FRANK HAMILTON.
Eberon, N. j., $50, q. m.-General
Swain. in discussing the condition of the
president this morning, said he slept well all
night, that his pulse was not more than l06,
and that his temperature was but slightly
above normal. There is very sanguine
feeling among the attendants this morning.
Long Branch, 1910 p. m.-The presidents
condition continues favorable, and the at.
tending surgeons and cabinet officers express
themselves as extremely satisfied with the
present outlook. The morning bulle.
tin has had the effect of allaying all
uneasinesS on the part OF those who we're
extremely anxious last night, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the favorable symp-
toms will continue. The fact of the presi.
dents having had sufficient recuperative
power to rally from bis depressed
condition Of last night, is received
as very good indication that his
recovery is but question of time.
DR.. Bliss thinks that the ocean air will
henceforth have decidedly bracng effect
on the president. Attorney General Mac.
Veagh, who last. night was extremely des-
pondeDt, is in good spirits this morning and
thinks that the change during the night wat
almost marvellous. Secretary Brown was a,
the office early this morning with very
pleasant smile on his face and showed
by his general conduct that there had beer
a change for the better. 1t having beer
decided 10 issue official bulletins but twice
TO- day is another good indication, and tend
to prove that good signs are already per,
ceptible. Thore has been some trying
weather to-day, and 1t is said
to be the hottest of the season. The ther.
mometer st this hour is ninety degrees in The
shade. with land breeze blowing.
lilo p. m.-The president Is reported tc
be passing good day. The excessive hea,
affects him little, but his general condition
is encouraging, and be is holding the gair
which he made during the night.
Long Branch, s p. m.-General Swair
say the president has held his own during
the day and he thinks he Is somewhat
stronger. He expresses himself as much
more comfortable than in Washington and
enjoys the aea air exceedingly. DR.. Boynton,
| who was present at the noon examination.
says his pulse while little higher, being ia
beats, was good and firm, and the tempers-
ture which was but little above normal.
indicated there was very little fever. On
the whole, said the doctor, the improvement
of the patient last night elbows he has con.
siderable vitality left. We expect to be-
able to give better news in the course of tho
next "a or SO hours. Residents of Long
Branch say the heat of to-day is greater ths6,
it has been for years. 10 some places tho
thermometer ranged between ninety and one
hundred degrees. The presidents Quarters
are quite comfortable, however, and are sub.
ject to what little air is moving.
The following bulletin is issued by tho
attending surgeons this evening at O'clock:
NotWithatandinp tho excantional heat AZ