Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-12
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
THE PRESIDENTS GOHDITaON.
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ELRERON, N. D., Sept. l2-e 0. m.--The
President passed 40 usually good night, his
sleep being uninterrupted except occasionally
TO ouable him TO taxa nonrishment. Tho sup-
Duration from tho parotid gland has almost co.
lirely oeasod, tho opening from which the pus
discharged rapidly healiog. Tho cough is less
aud thoacXpCc :Oratinn materially diminished.
Tho Temperature is 9S.i. pulse lC0 respiration
Is.
LONG BRANCH. Sept 12-l0:l5 o. m.-Tho
morning bulletin has had tho elIec: oil sllaying
souc 8hnt tho apprehension which Was caused
LAST night, and it is generally concedad by the
Attending surgeons that tho pationt is 10 moro
favorable ojudiloo. Whothcr tho lung trouble
will pass away or develop into an abscess cannot
yet DO prcdla.cd. II thu patient passes quiet
dag and maiataies tho gain mado during the
Eight lis couaitioo will bo moro favorable, bu!
until this time elapses ii cannot be said that no
has entirely overcome tho lung trouble. A c)n.
tinuod favorable condition. however,, may crablo
him to gain sufficient s!roDgth 10 override apy
serious results 4rom the arprehcnded sbscoss
on tho right lung The situation is considered
sufficiently grave by tho members of tho Cabi
net TO warrant q postpopement OF Tho proposed
trip to tho White Mountains.
ELBERoN, N. j., Sept. 12-ll:20 a. IN -
Postmaster General James saw tho President
this morning. lie says ho found him 10 good
spirits and generally much bsitor than be had
dared to cxpeot. a briof conversation occur
rcd, during tho course OF which tho President
firmly grssped the Generals hand and spoke
ia very clear voice. The General says his
cyas TO day aro especially bright and natural
locking. As tho day passes tho President in
proves G1d tho surgeons feel moro encouraged
aud express the opinion that tho lung compli.
cation is uodcr control.
ELBERoN, N. j., Sept. l2--l2:2) p. H.
DR.. Bliss tccs hotter this morning. he says, that
the Presidents pulse is about 100, temperature
norm,l aad respiration bu. slightly above that
p3int.
Lone Branch. Sept. Il p. NAT ono
O'Clock, Dr.. Bliss says the Presidcnl's pulse is
LOG. temperature -, aud respiration 70, and
that he is having bright day.
lone BRANCH N. D., Sep. Il lib p. NJ.
Tho day. opened bright and pleasant. except.
ing tIltl, damp. As the morning progressed
tho Pfcsldout appesr,d to gain aud the sur.
eeons arc OF tho opinion that the lurg compli-
cation is now under control and that it will do
no serious harm.
Gonclal Swain sosmg also clu(iiout that tho
President is much better
Dr.. Bliss says the lung trouble is more local
onuar trouble. which will soon pass away.
DIR. BogntOn says that to day is ono CT the
Presidents bright days. lie considers that
there is no doubt that an lb cess has formed on
tho Presidents right luug, but if no further
troubo otclrs 40 danger may b, spprehended
Postmaster General j James and Secretary Win.
dom left here this nGrniog for Now York. With
tho exception Of Atty Gen. MacVessh h. the
members Of the Cabinet will leave New York
to morrow morning for tho White Mountains.
as arranged heretofore; it haviog boon decided
that tho PtesidoDt is 10 condition to warrant
their absence. They will probably return on
Friday ncxt.