Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-27

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 fesses to know he is verging on dissolution hence his fear of lynohing.
 PURE BLOOD FROM THE INc1s1oN. An encouraging report, which was re ported tonight by the Cabinet officers, that some of the blood which escaped iron l the incision in the cheek, which yesterda, was examined under the microscope, wa f found to be perfectly pure. Even the sur geons were surprised at this. The doors oi the White House were closed at an earlier hour than usual. .s- THE WATCHERS AT THE BEDSIDE. Drs. Bliss and Woodward remain alone al the White House during the night. Mrs. Dr. Edson has been with the President dur l ing the evening, Mrs. Garfield sitting with her part of the time. Dr. Boynton takes be relieved by Colonel Rockwell between 3 1 and 4.
 THE NEWS SENT TO MINISTER LOWELL. 1 The following was sent this afternoon: Lowell Minister, London
 At this hour, half past one, the Presidents pulse 100. During several last night his pulse was 120 In the early morning it fell to 103 It hoped by discharge of pus through the right He tinues to swallow liquid food in adequate supply He exhibits tendency to continuous sleep drowsi- ness His physicians pronounce his condition orit- I cal BLAINE, Secretary. At 10 o'clock tonight Secretary Blaine sent | the following:
 LOWELL, Minister London:
 loss of ground has been less in the Judgment of his pee there slight feeling of encouragement or at least ray of hope. he adverse symptoms still ing and digesting liquid food continues. Two or three times during the day he for nourish and throughout the day his mind has been affect ed than yesterday; The expected relief to the paro- not been realized. The situation of great gray ity and danger.
 tsigne1 BLAINE, Secretary. BULLETINS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE. (OffcfaL)
 EXECUTIVE MANs1oN WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-s:3Oa m.} The President slept most of the night awaken ing at intervals of half hour to hour On awakening there was, there had been for several nights past, some mental confusion, which disap- peared when he fully reused and occasionally he mutters in his sleep. These symptoms have abated this morning. At present his temperature is slightly above the normal and his pulse little frequent than yeste day morning. Pulse 1O6, temperature
 J. K. BARNES, J. J. wooDwARD,
 ROBERT REYBURN,
 FRANK H. HAMILTON.
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 WASHINGTON Aug 26-12:30 p. m. ] President served that the pus from the parotid swelling had found it's way spontaneously into his right external Some pus also discharging through the incision made into the swelling His wound looks well are at higher than at ho ing hour for days. He continues to take by the reg I'd his condition critical Pulse 11S, tenpera ture 100. respiration 1s
 D W. BLIss,
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT REYBURN,
 F. H. HAMILTON.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug 25-5:15 p. m. These is no change reported in the Presidents con- dition this afternoon Some of the doctors trying to feel encouraged again, but general opinion mains that the end is near.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-6 p. Attorney General Mcveagh says there is no hope is life General Swain says he feels no less hopeful than this morning. The reports from the sick room show no change.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug 26-6:3O D. m. Ths Presidents condition has not changed materi- ally since the last bulletin issued He continues to take by mouth the liquid food prescribed and oc- commencing at 1130 a. m, the enemata have again istering stmuiants as well as nutrition. They are retained without trouble At present his pulse is 116, temperature s99, respiration IS.
 D. w. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES,
 J.J. WOODWARD
 ROBERT HEPBURN.
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 wAsH1NeToN, August 26-7 p. mi The fact that the gland was not mentioned in the unfavorable indication, but close inquiry elicit no information as to any change in the condition
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 WASHINGTON, Aug ~26-7:S0 p. m. As Dr. Hamilton was leaving the mansion after the evening dressing of the wound he said in reply to general inquiries ''The President appears a shade
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-S p. m- Dr. Reyburn says the present condition of the | gland offers possibility tha if the President be sustained for few days may yet tide over the eff tect of the depression by suppuration. This is the only hope. Meanwhile requisite ishment | is administered and his general condition shows change.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-9 p. Reliable reports from the sick room to the 4 effect that the President is resting easily, having gland than last night. Mrs. Garfield is him most of the time.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 25-1O P. M. ] Dr. Woodward, who is now with the President, II ports that there has been no material change since the evening bulletin. The gland does not seem to Il changeQ- the even ng and is no more uncomfortable than at the same hour last night. The pulse when taken was III.
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 EXECUTIVE MANs1oNl WAsnINaToN. August 26-11 p. m. The condition of the President remains about the | same as indicated by Dr. Woodward an hour ego.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug 26 Midnight. [ There is no notable change in the Presidents con aition The physician- say that they do not antici pa any material change during the night.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-Midnight [ The Cabinet tonight again considered the advisa- Inetou but the question was again postponed oyno to the ray of hope which the physicians held forth and their statement that the fresident would live | two more days
 EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,l Tho President has slept fairly well during last two hours. No unfavorable symptoms have de- to indicate any erial change since the last official bulletin issued. There is certainly tion tonight.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-2 a. mi There has been no marked change during the last HIS Pa1se mas oeeH Pre.ty so hg1 the !. .tendants say the Presidents mind has not been aberrated to night.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 2T-3 8. m. ] Dr. Bliss states at this hour that the President seems to be passing very night. There has been no indication or material change. An enema containing usual stimuant has just been admin stered, and the patient is now resting quietly.
 THE ANXIETY IN NEW YORK. NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The critical condition of the President caused an large crowd to assemble at the Fifth Avenue Hotel tonight Among them were Senator Logan, ex-Senators Platt and Conkling and ex-Governor Fenton. General Grant left for Long Branch early in he evening. Vice President Arthur re- nained at his residence on Lexington avenue he entire evening, and received few callers. It was rumored that the Vice President would cave for Washington by the midnight train, put at 11:3O he stated that he had received 10 dispatch from Washington outside the egular bulletins and would certainly not cave tonight.
 NEW ENGLAND.