Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD ON.
CONTINUED IMPROVE MENT.
The President Passes an Almost Com
Portable Night.
HIS PULSE FALLEN BELOW 100.
Everything Now Pointing to His Ultimate
Recovery.
DISASTROUS GRAIN FIELD FIRE IN YoLo.
Man Pound Murdered Near Deadwood
Dakota.

The Presidents Condition.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
6th.-The following bulletin is just issued:
$50 A. M-The President has passed an al
most comfortable night, and has slept WELL
His condition has remained throughout as
favorable as when the last bulletin was
issued. The pulse is becoming less frequent,
and is now 90. Temperature $50, respira.
ton %. ID. M. Bliss,
J. K. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBuBN.
II A. M-Blaine cables Lowell, Minister at
London: 1.-The President passed a very
comfortable night, and for the first time since
he was wounded his pulse this morning is be-
low 100. His physicians feel fresh encour-
agement, but are intensely anxious for the
trying days yet to cone"
11:15 A. M.-No more bulletins till noon
The pulse is still BETTER now 81. Every other
condition is equally favorable. Some pro-
gress has been made in cooling the Presidents
room, and later experiments will, it is be-
lieved, wholly overcome the effects of the
heat which prevails, although stiff breeze
has sprung up, modifying it somewhat. The
President is better this morning than at any
time, and hope is almost exuberant.
lZ.0D L, Nj Uc bilSnu Tise III tH6 pulSe VI
the President since the official bulletin of
$50 A. NJ was caused by the changing of the
bed and movement of the Presidents body,
which it necessitated. His symptoms are
still regarded as very favorable.
Opinion of New York Medical Men.
NEW York, July 6.h.-Medical men here
believe the symptoms demonstrate that no
vital part has been wounded. If injured the
temperature would have fuctuated and risen
higher. They believe the bullet turned up
ward, and lodged in the dense tissues of the
spinal column. This accounts for the pain
in his feet.
Advice from All Quarters.
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-The interest in
the Presidents condition all over the coun-
try is evinced by kilograms. and by much un-
published advice that comes by mail and tel
egraph from every section. Physicians
throughout the country write and telegraph
about similar wounds that have come under
their treatment, and advise how the Presi-
dent should be dealt with. Much advice is
received from soldierseof the late war, who
have seen all kinds of gunshot wounds and
know how they were treated. They describe
particular cases and treatment. Quacks pour
in the most abundant advice, and say if the
Presidents life is to be saved it is only by
the adoption of the method which they
recommend using.
National Celebration Suggested.
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-The recovery of
the President. which is now possible, as al.
ready remarked by his friends, will give the
Administration hold on the people of all
sections which will be simply invincible. 1t
is suggested this morning that in case of bis
recovery there should be national celebra.
tion, as a sort of postponed Fourth of July.
to give expression to the popular rejoicing.