The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-20
SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.

the bulletin is not reasfuring to decided de-
gree, there is reason to feel slightly en-
over the presidents condition. AL
the morning dressing, General Swan says.
the discharge from the wound was healthy il /
appearance and the wound looked better.
p.m.-There has been no indications thu.
far to warrant an opinion that there will be u
recurrence of the rigors to-day. The prss>I
dent has had very comfortable day 80 far
This is no! construed by the attending sur.
geors as foundation for reassurRnce, sndl
those who are constantly with the patient Dc |
mot venture to predict that there will be mol
nrIhcr complications. They intimate that
there is great probability of further favora.
ble developments. AT this hour the tem,I
perature is rising.
Unoficial bulletin, ,l245 p. m.-The prssi.E
lent is having comfortable day, coniider-I
ling. lie is having the best Sunday he hMI
had for several weeks. Members Of theI
cabinet have called at Frsncklyn cottage ihi.
morning, and express themselves as fselipgI
that there is no reason TO anticipate any im,j
mediate danger. General Grant called tbisl
morning. He says that he was informed
THAT the president was doing nicely at 1880,
ip m. The presidents pulse at this hour ii
il2O; temperature 100. DR.. Boynton con-
ssiders these figures as a favorable indication,
inasmuch IS the high temperature shows
that the patient has considerable vitality
3Dr. Boynton feels better about the situation
put still is anxious ana exp, cts the recur-
srenco OF unfayorable symptoms sooner or
later.
Unofficial bulletin, p. m.-The president
though quite weak, is having a very quiet
lay. There has besn no recurrence OF he
Scbill and no mental disturbance. At Gam
. slight fehri.u rise took place and began to
lsubti ide at III O'Clock, at which hour the tenn
perature was 100, pulse ll6, respiration 20.
There has been no increase of caush or
dchsnge In the character of the expectoration.
\ At the evening examination at $50 the tenn
aperature was 9S, pulse l02 respiration 90
d. w. Bliss I.
FRANK HAMILTON.
ID. HAYES AGNgw.
!! Official bulletin, 1880 p ma colorsd
waiter in the presidents cottage ha. Just
5rsported that the president had another chill
d.hortiy after the evening dressing occurred
J. lie says it was quite severe and lasted about
ateg minutes.
Elberon, 7:5O p m-Attorney General
3McVeegh has just returned from Frsncklyn
3cJttsge and says while he did not see either
IT the attending surgeons, he understood the
tpresident had slight chill, which lasted
,boul ten minutes.
Elberon, September l6.-At this hour.
1925 m, the president is resting quietly
and lie more comfortable His pulse ia l22
and bis temperature somewhat sboye nor.
5mal. There is no improvement in tho gen.
srsl condition and the grAvest apprehension
lprevails.
DIR. BLISS STATEMENT.
Long Branch, September 18-Dr. Blits'
1so-night said the president was cheerful and
bright during the morning, but with the ex-|
7ception of milk punch about twenty mini
1utes previous to the chill no food had beenl
given hin. Two and half ounces ori
1detbrinsted beef blood had been admins.
tered with enemsta duriPg the morning andI
about three ounces more were administered
turing the night that II was not probAbls|
another chill would occur during the night
That tho dullness of the lung had not OK.
Tended; that the coughing had been very!
light to-day, and was mentioned BY Mrs.
|Garheld as having been less than yesterday.
that no repair Of the wound has occurred forI
three or four days, and that no healthy
Igranulations were visible. DR.. Bill. ssid.tbe(
patients condition was about the ssmeI
Ias last night. The bed'sores have not eIten
]ded.
The president understands his condition
80 he has right along, and thoroughly under
stands 1t. Every possible effort has beenl
made tonight to prevent another chill. DrI
Bliss stated that II was reasonable 10 expectI
iome disturbance during every twenty fourI
|aours.
MONDAYS DISPATCHES.
Long Branch, September 10 DR. Boyn.
on, IN a conversation with reporter of
inc Associated Press this morning, said tbe1
president passed the most quiet night he hadl
sxperisnced since he was shot.
l.n't that extraordinary, doctori waJ5
s.ked. VIM"
No, he replied. The reason for n can bsI
readily explained by the extreme weakness, sSH
he patient. He 10 kmfully veal
aud debilisstsd. The doctor then ssid beV
nsd expected the recurrence OF the rigor. M
.ppeas iha, the chill came on wRile ,beh
ircssins was In progress, end that the dro,,inelF
1sd 10 be stopped on account of il, occnr,k
'snce. The patient ftst complsined ~
ceiling cold and was almost immsdia,elv n
attacked with psroxysms Of shaking. DurinpE
he time the chill prevailed the doctor ,svs&
vomiting and severe re,chirg occurred. Then
igor WAS OF about twelve minutes durnti, q
After II passed of the patient became com
psratively comfortable and par,ook of som.H
and bic pulse fell abou, 40 10 l0l
heats. While the chill was on the pul,e wn,&
I4s. and very feeble. "'' 4
Long Branch, September 1o-ll25 am.-k
The guards about Frsncklyn cottage hayeE
,,een ordered In tho event Of the president's6
iemse TO Immediately extend their pickett
ines, and no one will be allowed TO approacbH
,ear his quarters. In the event of imme. b
'ia'e danger of the president dying. tbe&
government will probsbly monopolIr,F
he hty telegraph wires which runy
rom Elberon and the press dls IL
Iatcbos will 10 that event have 10 bo scntk,
40 mites by = courier, ths cfiice At tho We,,t
Sod Hotel being the nearest point wher.k
iirect communication can bo ob,sinod n
rhis will OF course cause prca, dolaS
In conversation with reporter of tbcE
,s.ocisied Press, DR. Blia, brief, sumnsds
~ he situation as decidedly critical n. IA
AID there wss no doub, thst he rieor. w,reN
he resut of extended oomples,ions IN theE
''ghuong, aided OF course by ho exhau,, Az
'ondition OF the rie'liett which has bro, n
'snssd by blood poisoning. Hn further ,sIdU
hat u was qdi,c probable should the rigor,.t
continue to occur for tho next half hour,