Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
uA1yTAINING HIS OWN.
,ur PRESIDENTS c"ND'I'""
VERY ENCOURAGING.
..IcuHis Patient Yesfer-
p'' A., w for the First Time ~iHce
~ s,s Attcndance-Co"siH
cred Out OF Danger.

RI, President yesterday, according
iTs gs ottiria. bulletins, took "A grea
~, A,r ofnorri,hment without discom
a'' w. and spent threc-quarters OF al
rn IN his chair, sin position LITTLE
Va' aIarat,d han on other occasions
l.v,SqoA, lv,' NJ hi, temperature was 9S'i
t,s ,oo respiration, 20, AT noon
I," 'o'r,,urp, QS 9; pulse, loi; respir'
% .nn u, AZ $50 p. M, temperature,
"," .,S' mise, l0i, respiration, 2l The
$i,i -i bulletins stated that he cough
'',~ '.'c,~ra,i,ua.ly, the eNpec'aortion being
n,SVnnruleut." and also stated tha: "in
,5,t r;,a of the various septic accidents
it,,h b,yc for several weeks and do
,T T' 'ro1nplirato his case, be has certain
~ M, r,tro,rAled but, on the contrary,
,smade some progress toward conval-
"|snrp" Attorney General Mac Neagh,
NJ. despatch 10 Minister Lowell, last
pi,bt said Of III" President; "He is
Il -s' y4ry weak, and, as the weakness
lna to the coalition OF the blood, ,
rbIejt continues grave anxiety must
l0 tonrinUe,
rprRoS, \. j., September 15.-The
|p,p.i,lput passed Il comfortable night,
arl DIR, bliss says, if he is compe-
srt 10 iudge The doctor also said, in
r,ponse to an inquiry from a represent
ks,'rp of the Associated Press, that
bare wa, no foundation for the rumor
rNjrb prevailed last night to the effect
(ta, il was contemplated to insert an
rrrument into his body with a
Flaw 0. relieving the lungs of any pus
birh might have gathered in the vi
{n;y. Tie Doctor said further that
an operation at this time would
tot be proper. l'r. Bliss lett for New
krk on tie II o'clock train to attend
! some private business which he says
SlopM have been attended TO three
Ferks a-0
Dr. HamiIfn vant'rred an opinion on
tbe Pres! lau, +, Adnces OF recovery 10
TREND his mHuing, which, briefly
hated, is in SpD,ran e that the septic
condition Of the Presidents blood will
kecessarly cause fluctuations of the
|pu!sp. teHperatureand respiration from
lime to time anil IL is entirely eliml-
la.Nl, that Il considers it safe TO
ay that the President will overcome
Me disturbance which may occur from
he impurity Of ,he blood, and that it is
htosether probable that various an
tOyanCes viii be DCCaSioued before the
pateut is entirely rid Of the blood poi
kon He expressed an opinion, how
Dyer, that the President will entirely |
overcome the effects Of the poisonous
blood, and ater all that has been ac. |
Eomplishel hi, recUperation will be
Eery rapid, When asked howl long
would probably take TO accomplish
This, the Doctor replied, "probably
Poout five weeE,. He considered that
the preseG',lme the Indications gave
very reasonable ground for believing
Ila' the President would ultimately re-
power and be as well q Maa as before he
EaS shot,
STATEMENT or rHrSICIANs.
LONG BRANCH, n. j.. Sept, l5.-Dr.
b'yltOn In an interview this afternoon,
pa he understood that the word septic
Indicated an impure condition Of the
D'Od or blood poisoning. In regard to
le Iength Of time it will take the Presi-
lent TO eliminate the blood poisoning
De Doctor said no estimate could be
la!e On tie subject. 1t depended en-
Ilr!y on how the patent made blood.
DF. BoyIton said he did not know
wv aFge the aOscess supposed to have
.'lled IN the Presidents lung was,
1a mat there was no way by which it
ll.l be ascertained. Two or more alb
'esses may have formed. The lung
VuO.e, he thought, has been improving
efAlce the patient left Washington.
VI MAgnew tonight said he considered
II respiration one Of the best signs
~ developed. He stated that there
%ashght rise tonight, but no i'm
Gahce was attached to it.
Dr' Hamilton considers the President
J.. az favorable condition tonight Us he
as last night.
THE PATIENTS PROGRESS.
ueneral Swain said the elevation of
~ ffeslutnIs chair was tritie higher
S,u"y 4 Aan il was yesterday. The
"" tn"u was 10 e'evate it gradually, until
"''s aa'! aM''!Ls posture is reached. The
IIGia! L! a. s'ate that the President NOV
pnm IT Ilno, with more ease than he
PaM Week ago.
,clnd An sle surgeons retired before ten
o"Me wOVA 1onlgtt, and the two cottages
t.upIeu ttsIa oy the Presidents family and
''vIaallts ',iaI We're closed before eleven.
,an D,'l' Il, ofeeze from the northeast has
,.a sra, UlO,"!ug al. day. To night about
u,.n "a CLOCK, it commenced to storm,
"a ,aa,.aaI %. naiI,llsht the weather was very
M, MLhbhkoS, hl Sept. Is, P. NJ. The Presi-
fla D"9 n passed quiet day, sleeping a
e M svna ne mas coughed occasionally,
gr~pecloration grap. being less purulent.
an s''aI .a, variety of nourishment has
,s ua n'an "hen without discomfort. He
rHppaa RI p'Ie'I upon the invalid chair and
fla " ,na 10 minutes, in IL position a
cas,anu Ute elevated than on previous
unarat" s. AT Il O'Clock today his
irlsa irpsialare n was 9s. 9, pulse 1872 re-
30 'n p ~ H. AT the evenens dressing,
lisa nv w. The temperature was 80. .,
''' lV4' respiration, 81.
d. w. BLISS,