Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-09
THE PRESIDENTS CSsDITIoN,
(Omcial Bulletir

ELGERoN, N. D., Sept. 9-9:l5 o. m.-At
the examination of tho President at S o. In, Ito
Temperature was 9S.5. pulse 100, respiration
II. Tho co1dtlCnj of the parotid aud Wouud
arc improving. lilo WAS gomeEhat wakefuI
during Tho night but not restless and .spt suf-
doian!ly. The eaoms.a AID slimulants have
been Suspended during tho past Sc hours. o.
tho whole the pas! 81 hours givo evidence of
favorable progress.
LONG BRANCH. Sept. 9-10:l5 q. m.-Geu,
Swain says the Prcsiden: passed good right
and The general condition this morning ia as
good Is could bs expected. He ate soma bird
for breakfast and Iolishod it, Fires have been
started ia tho cottage rendering it perf; otly
ntorIable. Attorney General Mac " eseh feels
encoraged and looks for co,.iausd improve
ment. There was no nausea during the nigh.
The thermometer is II degrees.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 9-l2 m.-The
morning bulletin while being favarably commsn.
tod upon docs not create a sanguioc teeliog and
the moro cautious peoplc arc aatistad with the
patients present condition tu! desire t , wait
further Developments before entertaining the
belief that the favorable change .sil not b, inter.
lupted by some unforeseen complication. While
the pulse has risen SIX bats snco noon yeS!er-
day, The iacs that it is eight beats leGs than OF
the evening dressing yesterday, is accepted IS
favorable lodlciIi>D, especially so 10 Wow OF Tho
sot that tho temperature ia but ono tenth oil
one degree above normal. Naturally tho imme-
date attendants upon Tho President exhibit q
moro decided option that the improvement is
likely 10 DO permanent, than pcrsoEs not 30 in=
timately cIunecied with The case.
ELBERON. N. D., Sopt. Oils D. m.-AI
this hour tho President is resiiug quietly and
spparcn lY sleeping. His couditioa 10 as iav,r
a6lo as IL Was yesterday and no untavarsbe
symptoms have developed. III expressed a
HIsh this marhlog to 800 any OF tho III ambers OF
tho Cnoinct who desired to call upon him. His
pulse is 9S, temperature IS 4 rts Jratioo II.
Attorney Uenoral MaoV esgh was met during
The morning camiog from his cotcge, which i:
Wltin few rods OF tho Presidents quarters
aud duripg the course of ootvtrlaliou with a
REPRESENTATIVE Of tho Associated Press, said iu
substance that no considered tho outlook of the
t'tts'dent = o'ss very eecourakiog. AID although
thr.o was every reason TO .lieve tbns tho favor.
atlo oJnditors would c)Dtincu. he desired to
wait wetk or ten days before entertaining The
ldsa that is convAlosoeut. AT prosent, 'jsaid
tho Attorney General, "cv:r2thtSg looks favor
abc, aid OF oiursl no hUpa tina. what bsI
been gain;d will b, maintained aud added To-
but the difficulty ia the Presidents blood ia il
an uahasl lby condition aud until ha reonporatel
sufficiently 10 ovrraosus any bad eff Ola at blood
poisoning it ls not sale io be saoguina."
what 10 your oDioi1u ia to hu most fsatet
at the present tima?" vas aakod.
Il think the lungs the most prominent fea.
turo OF tho Present lmH. lnssnuah 40 the pa,
tiont ID Experiencing soma trouble with biz
throat it ~ pts1bla that tho Iungs NAV BE-
fetched by tho imprinted originating from the
p.roiid glund."
"Ha0e You had any iLtimation that they
hsVa been attco:edI There il considerable
anxiety manifested % that point.
No, have not. Ga tho oonlr6ry rs know
bis heard is 81 right, and no to this time there
arc no lndic.tlons ~hioh tend to show that thu
IuegS aio Got in healthy condition.
Iho Gdnaral tarttar said ha believed tht
patient 10 DO hotter than whom he lett Wash
ton,