The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-26
PRESIDENT DYING.
ALL HOPE ABASDONRn BY THE DOCTORS.
He IL Very Restless, and ut e,ao this
Morning Was Not Expected 20 Live
'ih Morninw-Bu bulletins 10 he
ISSUED Every Hour-BIood
Poison the linn edinte
Danger of Death,

Va bthkDs
Washington, August 25.--Unoilicisl bull
lelio, Executive Mansion, 9:45 q. m.-The
attending physicians and Doctors A. gnew and
Hamilton, in consultation held this morn.
Ing decided mol TO remove the president
ttom the Executive Mansion. An official
bulletin announcing the fact will be.issued.
Unt ii isl bulletin, Executive Mansion 10
M Soon after the morning dressing of
the presidents wound the attending physi.
clans and visiting surgeons met aud conlinu-
cd their consultation which began last night
relative TO the removal of tho president from
the Executive Mansion The result of their
deliberations this morning has Just been made
known in the following bulletin:
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion. 9:55
a. m.-The subject of removal of the presi-
dent from Washington at the present time
was earnestly considered by us last night and
sgsin this morning. After mature delibera.
ton the conclusion was arrived at
by a majority that ii would no. now
DO prudent, although all agreed that
II will be very desirable at the earliest time
AZ which his condition may warrant IL. We
arc moreover unanimously of the opinion
that At no time since the injury has the
presiden! exhibited any symptoms of
malaria.
Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion.
1920 q. m.-Dr. Bliss reports the condition
OF the president this forenoon MS about the
same as yesterday morning, except that his
pulse Is a little higher. He was somewhat
restless 6! times during the night, and did not
sleep quite as we'll as on Tuesday night.
There has been no peTceptible change in the
appearance OF the inasmod psrotid gland,
and two or three days may elspse
before the swelling subsidies. Taking
everything into consideration, the patient
has not gained any ground since yesterday
morning. DR., Agnew will leave for Phila-
delphia at 1880 o. m.
Executive Mansion, Noon.--Dr. Boynton,
in an interview with reporter of the asso-
ciated press, at lido this m orning, replied to
questions as followf:
How is the presiden! 10 day, doctor, IN
your Judgment
do not think bo iss5y better.
But does no hold HE cwl?
Well, | csnn0t poiut lu Lny particular
symptom, and coy that il ia noticeably worse,
but the impression which his general con,
di,ion mskes upon me to-day 10 q little less
favorable. | don't feel quite ss much en- :
couraged rs | did Yesterday.
What are the features of the case which
seem to you most dilquietingl
The condition Of bis blood and hin extreme
weakness.
He has not then made any gain III strength
since yesterday morning?
| cannot zee that he has.
Does he not take his food as we'll Us on
yesterday?
Yea, quite ss we'll; his stomach seems TO
msintain lie improved condition.
Then If this stomach performs its functions
properly and tho nouriIhment CONTINUES to
DO we'll assmilated, will not the condition of
his blood change for the better?
II will DO in time. The poison will be-
eliminated from the blood II the patient
strength snd vitality hold out. 1t isaqr
ton OF time and endurance
The wound continues 10 do we
not?
Yes, but do not think th
the woundk so important
now. pts president
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