Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-17
ECHOES FROM ELBnRoN.
No Gain During Forty Eight Hours.
MACVEAGH.

No Gain During Forty Eight Hours.
ELBERos, September l6-While there
are no new changes III the Presidents
case, his general condition indicates that
he has not made any gain during the
past forty-eight hours. In fact, there
has been a slight falling of. The
wound has assumed 8 more unhealthy
appearance, and the discharge has been
growing more unsatisfactory. Since
Yesterday morning small bed sores have
again made their appearance. Dr.
Boynton says he still has hopes that the
President will be able to pull through.
His mind has been somewhat dis
turbed during the day As we'll as
during the night, and there is still
continuance OF suppuration OF the
parotid gland. On the whole, the situs-
ton is one of anxiety. The surgeons
and attendants, however, express them
selves in hopeful terms. Col. Rock
well, one OF the Presidents attendants,
ia authority for the statement that
perspiration, which has been one OF the
sunoyiup features OF the Presidents
case, has reappeared. Coils. Rockwell
and Swain entertain different opinions,
and the latter declares it has not reap
peared. 1t is reliably ascertained that
the Presidents pulse reached l3O during
the night, Notwithstanding the fact that
the iebrile rise was not 30 pronounced
as usual.
Febrils aiss Yesterday
ELBERoS, September l6.-Dr. Bliss
saws there was q slight febrile rise, com.
mencing at IL O'Clock, which remained
till nearly L. At the noon examine
tion of the patients condition his pulse
was ia, temperature 996, respiration
FL. At this hour, 2 P. N his pulse Is
| l0S, and temperature not much above
normal The patient was not placed In
his easy chair to-day on account OF the
febrile rise.
Another Crisis at Hand
New YoRK, Sci tembsr 16.-All spe-
cials from Long Branch are OF s.gloomy
character, and express Q belief that
another crisis in the Presidents case is
near at haud.
Grave Anxiety = I sts.
ELsERoS, September l6 The situs-
| ton this morning is lees favorable, and
grave anxiety exists as 10 whether the
/ President will be- able to overcome the
| results OF his extreme debility. Bed
sores have again made their appearance
and the discharge from the wound is
very unsatisfactory.
An English Opinion.
LONDON, September l6,-The Lance.
this week saws the reason OF the trouble
with President Garfsld's lungs is hypo-
static congestion at their bases, because
Of the depressed respiratios arising
4 from long recumbeney. Sitting up will
4 probably give much rele', but ull all
! the signs OF the affection of the lungs
have disspps ared, the hopeful progress
constantly cs5led he e is not well found
ed, although it may prove slucky guess.
| Yesterday 9 Dreary Day.
LONG BRANCH, September l6.-The
day opened stormy and disagreeable. A
heavy northeast wind set in yesterday,
followed by a driving rain during the
night. which has continued at intervals.
Eiberon looks deserted. The only per
sons seen out of doors are the attendants
nc Francklyn cottage. The condi-
! ton of the President through
out the day was q source of
extreme anxiety. DR.. Boynton occupied
q room &djoining.thai:the President last
night, and noticed that he coughed con-
sid ,rably during the early part of the
nj yht. The doctor says the President is