The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-26

greatly relieved at n once Is 5
much 50 InIp. i best to see him; II It ma
did not lfl,snTnd matters might have oee
much no'gs o 'o is the President tskioI
aWbsit, lining but beef extract. Al
,ov..n When ~ been stopped entirely d
milk 6is' D 3'n as fast as he took 1t. L
tbrsF i upo,scb sour when the opera,
.,sis bis s1Otinlr.oed He never fincheC
tio' Ts VS. aud nothing was afe gi'JPP ,obe.
in .bs iDl s.d down through the Ola ~ wou i
ws,s 5o'tom ofthe pocket ana Tue sur !;
70 lbe o..'.ogainst that, and, Of course.
gs05' Gu a a good deal OF exam nation
Tsegir5a ,o-a pushed down into the In
Ti5gsri %e 10 lib restored to its place
eiOn $50 $50. ' os large as your little finger
cd iuOe o. one end 10 the old
Tglbed toI4 ,5s other in the new. From
FoaDd s SIC! mi made with the finger all the
e1pIoTs'. on' we're in good condition. AS
nsnl.tbeg we're reached they appeared
:, 7, h very Gold. -, Docto- in rayard r.
.Ygaow do you feei, OOCtoi, Ia -
no. sr Al outlook for recovery" asked
!be genera "Very we'll indeed. The
The Fepoi 80 the two surgeons is very eD-
presence - IN itself. The confidence and
colfaElnss. . r. manifested ia all their OPP
sell P0s'sssssv very reassuring. 1 look for
eTsilons ~" ;-rTonroyement from this time.
c0nilsn' ln-p q recurrence of chills and
be msy ION o1mptoms, but we feel that he
sttsnasn. ~ y veil and in all probability
ought y ~ sI viii hsve some little set backs;
VIII o.,,i5 hardly help that. we felt i re-
lsTea 1;, , N pus was found" 800
uglaa lrliiv % Mansion, July 18th, 1890
E1sY It tbis hour the President is be-
is. n,31 70 be resting quietly. There Is
ls'sa - occaesible and there is nothing
70 UIi within ear shot Of the sick
.sor,-d door to indicate that the Presidents
symptoms have in any way cnsngeu iof
ne FT wCIsiI Mansion, July %, $50
TIE President has passeda comfortsole
1;rbt mvch more so than on Saturday.
Ga -astad well and slept at times enjoy
inc refreshing and natural slumoer. MT.
Grnmn. who watched at MS bedside
neerIv ali niybt. thinks the morning .ex-
av'inst;on viii show considerable fall IN
~ ~ tamnerslure since o'clock last night.
Evecntive Mansion, 7a.m.-Dr. Bliss
.o1. be feels very much grstfed at the
condition he finds bis patient this morn
jnr, The President, ne says, had no
chill and slept well during the night. a
Usual exsmina ion just made shows little
~ no fear and bis pulse is at 90.
Washington, II am. The President
bss had no rigor since yesterday morn
j1g and is doing we'll now. Blaine at
40 csbled Lowell that the President
nsssgd a comfortable night, free from
cbills. Pulse and temperature much re-
du,ed. with the exception of slightly
increased weakness caused by the relapse
Of Saturday, his condition does not
materially differ from thGt OF early last
week. The surgeons are now assem- bling
for the noon consultation, and within the
next hour an official report will probably
be made of the Presidents condition.
The feeling of anxiety which prevailed
Yesterday, at the White House. and
throughout the city, disappeared this
morning. There is no better barometer
20 indicate the Presidents condition than
lie ways Of those about the White
House and the general air that the place
wears. These indications tell at once
whether things are favorable ornot with |
OF. asking a question. This morning |
every BODY was brilliant and cheerful, |
q reflex iTom the sick room and the
opinion Of doctors. Nobody was gloomy.
Nobody wore the anxious look Of yes
terdsy. The happy change bad its eff
feet in that there was very little inquiry
SIS to the Presidents condition, snd once
more the doctors came from the sick
room without being seizsd on by thirty
or more people who had been waiting i
59T Just such an opportunity to hear from
the sick bel. Drs. Reyburn and Bliss
were with the President all night. They
took little nsps Is the President slept
s3u0dIy. DR.. Bliss said this mornig, as
ne came out Of thesick room, that every
thing begins to look bright again. When II
SSEed 40out the appearance of the wound
when dressed this morning, he said there
1ad been q good discharge, what he
called toe usual discharge of pus. The
low hsd not been so great as before the
plS cavity WsS formed. The matter COL
!eeted for twenty-tour hours was then
tnFoEn OF, the only discharge in the
meantime being small continuous flow,
Inc discharge this morning, though not
sFge vas satisfactory and healthy.
Inc President passed a very good
-ishE getting q good deal Of Sleep
lIeE l. Clock, and resting comfortably d
'sIofe that hour. There was q little
sVei, put not marked, IS compared with
'ae nlght before. 1t was as quiet 8 rest
I1Ir-I2ght, without pain and tossing. K
= Asa the cotton was removed from the ;
A0sil OF the wound this morning it was
.glnd TO be saturated with Due. showing i
&c continuous discharge, that was so
satisfactory before the formation of the
-' cavity. The President is now talking
ne water and milk. with beef iuise,
yer toast at regular intervals. Dr.. Rev
Urn came out Of the White House this
otnlng, and said the President is doing
lnlfable. He had very good night
VeFything i;just as ssiifsctory, IS could
expected. DR.. Hamilton was at the
e''lT1g ofthe wound this morning. Be-
l9 the bulletia was issued be said that
Ffesldent's condition was satisfactory
Will leave tonight. DR.. Agnew will |
Iefn. Either DR.. Agnew or DR..
amllton will be with the President from
w on until the indications are such as
snow no necessity for their further
essence. At noon the PRESIDENTS con-
.L IH WsS still favorable and he was very
\ ! material change has occurred in his
~; OF temperature since the last official