, 1881-09-09


feeling 30 much better |
SECRETARY 1l.ArSE
and tho members OF tho Cnhlnct met together
thIs morning to transnet so,no Of tho routine
b1sincsa OF tho screral departments. Secretary
IIa!no sud that thoIr mail wns nov forwarded
to thnn hero, and that. though tho several
officers might mt ronan nltoRothor hero nttcr
this wcok, still their headquarters would he nj
Long nranoh as long rs tho President rctnnlncd.
MIDNIGHT.
eecrctnry Dlaino tn.ntEht takes 4 mitch less
hopeful View OF tho Presidents cnse thnn fr.
Bsh nns during tho ,1ay. iio eays TINT Hiss
tAtk Of conynlesconce Is not warranted by tho
faeta Ut tna ais,,ntion. cnd that tho most that
can be snd is that tho President Ia bnstnr.
Whether this Improvement In radical rctnnIns to
be seen. Thore aro rttstura lato tonight tint tnt
President hns Ind n return of nausen. or vnmlt'
ing. Dr.. Hamilton denies this. 0cn. swat I'm.
who has bcun With the President this evening"
however, said TINT tho President hnt1 cnten
little too much today, md that tic hn'I suffered
sosnc discomfort from 1t, but that no WAS now
a1ecping.
HOT AGAIN.
~ tho fFesfkfn AlsoetateI Prfsh
l.ONn BRANCH, Sept. S.-Tho tlny here opnt,Gd
eultry, and, although irlilo coOlnr than yester'
t1ny, tho heat was very oppressive and tho nt-
,noaphcre smoky md unpleasant, md mtct'
anxiety ,vns felt with rcyarsl to tho effect the
contluucul tcat would hnra on lrcstlent uar-
Held. Soma tline bpfore the hcur for making
tho morning examination, nr. Reyhurn said To
reporter TINT nc hah ueasl over 70 t"e Frcs'
dents costngo, anu unaesssooa' 1roH the snr-
9cUns In Charge, that tho pn1eo was nposo !oo'
he did not KNOW tho ten'perhturo ano Fes!ht"'
ton. iio rcportcd mat tno rfesl"oas nau oeen
soTe':s-t rostlosa ttuFln9 tho eafiy phft III
:do night, and ncar midnight md grown
weary and fallen aslcop. Rftor which htNir
bis reHe was good, anu nf' lAlss
Thought very rofreshinK' lno morhh'9
bulletin tpulso l0i, Temperature Nil fes'rnuoh
l8> wns regarded BY all ~ i1loro faVofablc thaf'
the fecortl Of yestofaay. anu "hcu LII 3'ut"ntt'"
came over to tho hotel, his quiet mans,cr anu u.s.
si'rIng "ofas causod very nopolu' iuet1ns.
DR.. bliss sa!d tho PRESIDENT was uoin8 hfst.sato
this morning, and was In moro favorable con-
dition than no Ind been Tor a wcek OF ton anss'
Private Secretary llrowE. III response 10 Ill
inquiry whethor or not II was trno
MI's. Dlt. EDsoS
was going to return to Washington today sad
1t wus a fact Tho secretary would not say moro
on tho subject. 1t can oo stated, on tho worry
best authority, Tint Mrs. Edsons withdrawal
from the case was not on account OF nhs mlsna-
defsthnd1ng whatever and was tnerely TO please
tho rres!sont IN his request o.a' that the
NUMBER OF nttcndahts DC decFehseo.
Tho only reason hcr Services wore
dispensed With In prctcrcnco to somo ono csso
1S snlu Uy tnOoo hclutIhttu VITA lAo uota1sa VI
tho cRso to DO iu compliance with tho preai-
dents desire. ho prcforrlnR TINT tim attendants
hcnccforth should 10 malos. Mrs Edison loft
fur Washington this morning. Drs. Harness and
Woodward also left for Washington on tho
morning train on business demanding ifnme"
lato attention. The morning bulletln was not
reassurlng. 1t Was consldeEcd to TO fatr; but
thero was Hotlccanlo lcolnT OF anxiety Tor
later reports from tho alck" room. In's anxiety
continued until noon' when ". LILIES announced
that NC wonld soon 10 anle 70 R1Vo tno exact
sonuluon ol tae FFesloent. as he WIS @ooue to
ulake an examination. Iho DOCTOR Iator atated,
III answer to Inquiries:
"The Presidont Is getting along splcnd'dly'
Ho Is better ut the present tltno than Tor many
lays" .....
How do you account for this rcmnrkably
rapid change for tho botterr'
We'll, the Wind, you eeo, has Shifted to the
north. 1tis somewhat cooler, atd much less op'
prcssivc. Tho pure atmosphere Is commencing
TO hRvo lta edocts+"
"What does tho extraordinary change !nd!'
cate, DoctorF' ....
TIT INDICATES CoNvALEsCENCE."
"Do you reR1y think tho pRtlent Is conyales
cont?"