Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-09

nation.
LoSo BRANCH. N. j., September 81
At midnight last night the President
was sleeping quietly and General Swain
said hs was progressing most sxoellsutly.
During the evening be had psrtAksn OF
solid food and had . natural passage
from the bowels which indicated proper
assimilation Of food. Gen. Ssain said
the President ate Q little too much and
had eypsrieneed some discomfort. but
seemed all right again.
This morning Mr.. Garfield 10 very
happy and encouraged. He has had no
whisky since midnight. The ensmsts
has nov been stopped. The President
had yesterday some woodoock, beef eI-
tract. milk porridgs aud some toast. He
takes these with . great relish and could
eat more than would be good for him.
DR.. Bliss says this is the FIRST time he
has really rslishsd his food for some
time.
Moveagh says there were no grounds
for tho statements that there was ILL
feeling among the attending doctors.
I~ll.feelipg was not the cause OF the With.
drswal OF R.yburn, Barnes and Wood.
ward.
Yesterday about l o'clock the wind
shifted again TO the east. Since then .
stiff Sea breez. has been blowing. and
the Thermometer has fallen from SO TO
n degrees. The evening was decidedly
the most pleasant during the week. aud
the avenues presented o very lively ap.
pearancs after the evening bulletin was
issued. Dr.. Bliss said the President
In frst.rats condition. and denied
the published statements that the lunss
OF the President were affected.
BLAINE TO LOWELL LAST EVENING.
The Presidents condition during the
day has been more favorable. He had
less fever this afternoon than for several
days past. He has a better pulse and
an improved appetite. The surgeons
are much encouraged. His comfort has
been much promoted by . decided
change In the weather. The thermom.
et.r at this hour (hslf.psst 10y Is 70
degrees; yesterday 1t was 96.
DE-. HAMILTON DEcoMrs oUARDID AND
CONSERVATIVE.
New YORK. September "a Tribune
Long Branch reporter had an interview
yesterday with Dr.. Hamilton. who 50.
berly stated that the President has made
some progress. but hs is not out OF dau.
ger, and Il would be we'll for the public
to postpone celebrations and thanks
giving for q time. The doctors and At
PENDANTS are human beings ss we'll a.
professional men. Their heartstrings
have been kept at a great tension for Q
long time. and the change for the better
has caused o rebound In their hopes
which Hpds expression In somewhat ex.
trsvagsnt terms.
TIE President THIS MORNING.
Loso BRANCH. N. j.. September -
General Swain says the President
passed . good night. and his general
condition is o. good as could DO expected.
He ate some bird for breakfast aud
r.lishrd II. Fires have been started 10
the oottsgs. rendering 1t perfectly COM
Portable.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
ELBrRos. September $3.50 A. ~
At the examination Of the President ct
this hour. bis temperature Ii ss.6; pulse.
100; respiration. II. The condition Of
the parotid gland and the wound 10 ion.
proving. Hs was somewhat wakeful do.
ring toe night. but not restless and SUI
hciently. Enemats and stimulsnts have
been suspended the last tbirty.siI hours.
On the whole the past six hours gave
evidence OF favorable progress.
THE pR~rsrprsr's BLOOD AND LUNGS.
Loso BRANCH, September Gin an
interview today. Attorney General Mo
vsssh said: The worst difficulty 10 that
the Presidents blood 10 In an unhealthy
condition. and until he rscuperstes suf.
Hcisntly to overcoms any bad effects Of
blood poisoning. It's not safe to 30 too
ssnguins. His lungs are the most prom.
iuent danger at the present time. mas.
much a. the patient is experiencing
some troubls with bis throat. Probably
the lungs may be reached BY the i'm.
purities originating from the pArotid
gland, but there 10 no indication yet that
they have bssn AZ cted. We know bis
heart 10 all right, and up to this time
there are no indications which tend to