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Low ooNDrTIoN-pLooD POISONING.
EXECUTIVE MANsIoS. WARRINGTON.
August 26 : l0:l6 P.M.-Up to 10 O'Clock
tonight there has been three changes in
the Presidents condition noted. Early
this morning everything was so bad that
II could not bs worse without immediate
death. Later In the forenoon there was
rally; that was the hrst change. The
rally, however, was very feeble, and did
not continue long enough to even fully
send up to . high mark the buoyant
feeling generally to BE- found. under the
most adverse circumstances, ct the
White House.
After . short rally during the fore.
noon, came the midday bulletin. II
was bad-very bad. It showed . weak.
enine In the whols system. and that be
vas worss than at the same hour yester.
day was admitted by the physicians. A
change for the worse became o sp.
parent a. the afternoon wore on.
Al shortly before 8 O'Clock his sleep.
iness increased and the President ap-
pssred In q comstoss condition. Suoh
condition was evidence Of well developed
blood poisoning. which he undoubtedly
has. His pulse ran up to 1873 with .
corresponding increase OF temperature.
then followed the administering Of stim-
ulsnts to undo the sleepiness. Whisky
to the amount Of Ave drschms at inter.
vals, and the yolk OF IN egg with pep.
tonixed milk administered by en.msta.
That was the second change. The I'd.
ministsring OF stimulsnts bad its eject
upon the pulse aud II went down. bat
sisepipess continued and despite the
stimulants be was unconscious 10 slum.
ber for an unusually long period during
the afternoon. With the subsidsnos OF
the pulse the doctors announced Q more
favorable condition and the $50 bulletin.
a. DR.. Hamilton expressed 1t, showed q
shade Of Improvement that marked the
third change up to 10 o'clock tonight.
The greatest danger Is that the Prssi.
dent cannot DO given sufficient strength
to carry him along so that the more fatal
conditions OF blood poisoning may be
wardsd cf. He IL 30 weak and his blood
90 Impoverished that It seems almost
impossible to successfully overcome the
dangerous complications which have fol.
lowed each other faster and faster. Last
night the borrowing abcsss broke inside
and the pus was discharged through the
ear. All Efforts to control the abcess
seemed to avail nothing. The break
inside was admitted to be Q most dan.
s.rous sign. One OF the physicians
said. before It occurred. that II such q
contingency should arise be did not
think the President could survive.
Again last night the President became
anxious and worried on the subject Of
being removed. Mrs. Edison wa with
him. The President said:
"wb.rs 10 Bliss ?"
elm the next room," was the reply.
After an impatient movement the
President said:
"Go and tell him 10 come here. Tell
him I want to be removed to my own
bed; I won't stay here any longer"
After considerable trouble Mrs. Edison
quisted him and he went to sleep for q
few minutes.
II will be remembered that when Dr..
Hamilton out the gland the other day be
did 1t in order to give outlet to the ncou.
INFLATED matter. fearing II might seek an
outlet elsewhere aud possibly 60 through
the ear. The swelling Of the gland has
not gone down peroeptibly.
Maoveagh and James have been most
widely divergent in their views for the
past three weeks. James has kept up
hope. and the Attorney General bssn
respondent. Today these two gentle
men came nearer being In e%oincid.nos
with eaoh other than heretofore. They
are. In fact. not very far apart In their
opinions. The Attorney General. after
being told by the doctors about the burst.
log OF the gland. and been made 90
quaiptsd with other features OF the case.
summarizes In saying that the situation
10 very critical. Postmaster General
James, after talking with the surgeons.
puts . diagnosis Of bis opinion In The
words, Improvement 10 not impossi'
bls."
TIE yRrsrprST LAST NIoHT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, wAsznoTos,
August 2e-ll p. n. - Blaine. at 10
o'clock tonight. t.lsersphsd to Lowell:
While the President has made no gsin
today. bis loss Of ground has been less,
in the judgment Of his physicians. than
was feared last night. In this fact there
10 . slight feeling Of encouragement, or
ct least Q ray Of hope. The adverse
symptoms are still manifest, and there
are favorable indications Of swallowing
and digestion. Liquid food continues
to be administered two or three times
during the day. Hs has asked for
n%ourishmsnt. and hs has spoken intel
ligeptly and Voluntarily throughout the
day. His mind has been less affected
than yesterday. The expected relief to
the parotid swelling from the discharge
through the ear has not been realized.
The situation 10 Of great gravity and
danger.
EXECUTIVE MAssIos. WARRINGTON.
August 90 - Midnight. - Information
from the surgeons room 10 to the sneot
that NO noticeable change has occurred
during tie last hour. His physicians
spprshend no serious change during the
the night.
THIs MORNING.
WARRINGTON. August W.-Blains to
Lowell: At this hour. l:s0 A. NJ, the
Presidents pulse and temperature are
high. Pulse, 1lS; temperature. 100.
During several hours last night his pulse
was 100. In the early morning II isll to
l0s. It 10 hoped that the paro,id SWELL