Daily Republican., 1881-07-19
NOT 50 WELL.
The President has q Slight Rel lapse
Nat no APpPehensfons are Felt.

. The President has Slight Rela
. nat no AppSehensfons are Felt
WASHINGTON, d. G. July 18th
indications of pulse and temperature II
the Presidents case are not quite al
favorable tonight as at the same houl
yesterday, but the surgeons are not ir
the least disturbed by the increase. The
physicians say it was only temporary
arising in part from the use of too much
solid food, in part from the excitement
Of brisk shampooing, and in part from
the irritation Of dressing, the wound
AS soon as the latter operation was COM
pleted the pulse and temperature began
to decline. The President was troubled
With slight nausea today, but it was
only temporary. His food was some.
| what restricted after his Breakfast
that was of solid fom-but for the
rest OF the day he was kept on lower
diet. The physicians hook for fuctua-
tons in the pulse while suppuration con-
tinues, and say that at this stage very
slight causes will produce changes of
ten beats in the pulse At one time
this morning thepulse was SS, which is
the lowest point since the reaction set in
Immediately after the shooting. The
surgeons say that his general condition
tonight is favorable, and that he is
moving steadily towards cunvalesceuce.
In view of the legal aspects of the ,tues-
ton, the District Attorney to-day ad-
dressed the surgeons officially, inquir-
ing whether they could pronounce the
President oat of danger. Fl they could
steps leading to the trial of Guiteau
might heve. been demanded in his he
half with some show of legal propriety.
The reply, that it colld not yet De said
that the president would surely recover,
leaves Guitsau in the hands Of the au-
thOrities to await the final issue of She
wound. The statement of the surgeons
to Colonel Corkhill does not indicate
any worse symptoms in the Presidents
case. but only that it cannot be formally
by them that the President
is beyond danger from Guiteau's act.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, g. 50 a. H.
The President has passed another COM
Portable night and is doing well this
morning Pulse. SS. temperature, os.4;
respiration, Is. (Signed)
ID. W. BLISS
j. X. BARNES,
III. WooEwARD.
ROBERT REYBUIN. 7
oFI1CIAV BULIETIN.
ENEgCTIvE MANSION, 8 a. m.--The '
Presidents progress towards GONZALES t
:enCe noted in the official bulletin of s
Z iir,ia or i1yr In l..
,reatly refreshed by the restful. un- Il
,roken sleep which he had last night, t
md which was materially assisted by b
he agreeable change in the weather
lis pulse is gradually lessening, it now
'elng SS with normal temperature and
aspiration. He will receive tor break y !,
asst heetsteak, toast and meat iaice and n
coached egg, and later on a little oat- |.
neal, cooked to jelly. 1t is deemed ,,
ess by the surgeons to give him solid " Y,
ubstantial food in the morning, dis st
it at o'clock, after which u.
ime only liquid nourishment is admin- u
stored.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, p. m.-The
onditiOn of the President is not mater
ally changed since morning. He has
10 fever, and is resting quietly. Palse,
o. temperature and respiration nor
nal.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 4.3O p. m.-
he President has passed a comfortable
ay, and is making favorable progress.
le man;fests an increasing interest in r,
ublic affairs, and has just Sent to his =
rivate secretary for an evening paper. -,
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EyECUTIAE MANSION, 7p, m.-Tha d,
resident has had little more fever -,
lis afternoon, which is regarded as CO.
erely temporary tiuctation At l ,i
m. mis- pulse was 9S; temperature @S.- .
respiration, IL. At present his pulse en-
l02; temperature, 1901, respiration,
d. (Signed) co
d. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES cl,
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYrUKN. du
The following telegram was sent by
le attending surgeons to the consult II,
e surgeons to night:
I.NfS klNo "hHSl'NJ r. LII III "'
r. Frank Fl. Hamilton and Dr. II. ".
gnew: Shortly after our despatch OF flo
esterday the President received
ypodermic injection of one eighth of in
ain of sulphate. He slept we'll dur
z the night, and this morning, at $50, ma mi,
I'd pulse of SO; temperature, 9s.4; IL,
spiration, 49, The day however, was ore
1t quite so comfortable as yesterday. aie ie
light gastric disturbance was noted 7
wards noon, in consequence of which dra
c quantity of ncurishment admins str
red was temporarily diminished '
lis was followed by rather more after is .
on fever than yesterday, but the diff wa
'ence was not great, and is thought I
be merely a temporary tiuctation. L.,
p. Ill. his pulse was 9S; temperature, $40
.; respiration, IS. At 7 p. m. pulse orG
:; temperature, 1906; respiration, 81. Sh Slr
[Signed) DIV. BLISS. 7
j. X. BARNES. inn
j. j. WOODWARD. Sp;
ROBERT REYBurN. 7