The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14

Washington July 70, Executive Mansion,
ga. m.-Ihe president Is comfortable this
morning. The rise of temperature noted in
last evenings bulletin began to dimiuish
| about an hour later. His pulse Is 90; tenn
perature 80; respiration %.
| ID. w. bliss
| j. X RARNEs.
| ~. ooDwARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
Executive Mansion, a m. The unfavorable
| symptoms which made their appearance yes
| teruay aftt rnoon have entirely subsided The
president passed very comfortable, restiul
| night and his morning his pulse Is So; tenn
| pera ure 80. This would seem to Indicate
| That tn Increase d pulse and temperature Of
| last evening were merely of tenn orary huctu-
alton, but as the surg cons supposed tn time
| due to some mOmentary tax upon his nervO us
| sy TEN ,.ratner than to sny permanent I'M
favorable change in his condition.
| j. y. BROWN, Private Secretary.
| THANKSGIVING.
Columbus, Ohio, July 22.-Gov. Foster has
received tell grams from the Governors of In
| diana, Massachusetts,, Kansas. Wisconsin,
Tennessee, Arkansas, Illinois Virginia, Il ls-
| o. ma, Missouri, Georgia, Kentucky. Misss-
| siptl, New Yora, Nebraska Verm out, FLORIDA,
New jersey, W. st Virginia and yomin ing Ter
ritory, approving the suggest on IN Tefe. ence
| to hxinga day to be observe as praise day
| for the recovery Of Pres.dent Garfield. The
governor VI deOfS' u was auueu 10 tne cOInHllt-
| zee on he date
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, July
I2.-The president is passing comfortable
day. II pulse Is 1905 temperature 100; res
piration 20.
j. X. BAHNEs.
j. j. WOODWARD.
RJBERT REYBURN.
Official bulletin, Up. m.-Ihe President has
Il n m fn rtah la u IN n vnl
terday His puIse Is l04; temperature l02; res
plralfon 24.
DR.. Bliss this aftern oon reports that the pres.
ide IT'S condi ion has been steadily improving
ever si1ce morning. The transi-nG Increase
In the pulse and temperature last nisht was not
only the natural fluctuation Of yer and was
an indication of any unfavorable q ange.
Tne president is better In every W y this af-
te n 5on, than at the corresponding hour
yesterday, and he has no symptom which Desd
cause uneasiness His pulse, at Up. IN was
only 80, and although he has taken no auo-
dyDe since yesteIds sy, he Is ow sleeping quite
a ma ural sleep. The atms sphere OF his room
is still ma,ntained, by the reirigeraiing apa-
ratus In the bas .ment. at a tteady tempe a.
tufe of 75 degrees. which the president 1nds
mo comfortable.
Battle Gre elk, Mich, July I2.--Dr.. w. Guit-
tea u veteran "imy surgeon of this city, is "a
cousin Of Chas. Guiteau and ne has no doubt
that he man is now insane and that he has
been 70 for years. Two years ago he was
in the cry delivering pablo lectures ON the
subjecs OF "Christ," in which he argued that
he ss as great a man as Christ and tnat only
tradition and superstition have given The
Saviour such word wide reputation. He be-
have1 very strangely and his relations W re
AFRAID he would commit suicide during his lit
of h, lucinaiiou.
tending surgeons to dOcDors Agn-w a1d Ham
iIton consulting sergeons, this ait srnoon:
Duri the afternoon Of yesterday The presi
dents Iempt tature rose To the hi ghest p1iut IL
has yet attained. 1t began to fall, however,
imme mediately after he received bis evening
NOR phIa, one quarter OF grain of sulphate,
hypodeimiealiy. "a his morning coiresponGs
had a consistent aid copious movement of
the bowels His wounu was dress ed
altlseptlcally yesttrd evening and mis-
ment D. escribed for him, and has had % ount es
OF milk and one ofrum during the last ~ hours,
besides small quanuty Of milk t9ast Inis
morning, at $50, he also received ten grains
of biz uphate of quinia. His general condition
this morning pppears to be that he is better
than yesterday morning MN Last night az, at 10.
respiration "a Thismorning, nt o'clock his
Pulse was 96; temperature 96-l0i respiration
32. At one p. IN. his pulse was 100; temp.Ia-
tue leo 8.l0j respii alton "A.
THE GARFIELD FUND
New York, July 2.-Ihe GARFIELD fund has
now reached sl3 42s. The total amount re
ceived for to-day up TO moo nwas sll.566.
WHAT nIs PHYSICIANS SAY.
j. j. woodw .rd, one of the surgeons >wbo
are in co. slant aiteLd nee upon the president,
upon being asked Tonight v hat he Thought OF
the lalter's conditi n, replied; "Tnis has
been on the wno, Q the best day the pre-ident
has had 4 ce his "a Jury. There was less dis
trbince during .he febrile rise this afternoon
than on previous afternoons. end
lne actual maximum teE perature
was less to-day than vest Tdsy. 1t
IN represents, however, considerable af.er-
noon fever, aud it would not be safe as et to
eclare the president out Of danger, bat his
general symptoms are verr encouraging, and
w ith every day we feel ~ creased hoI e."
Surgeon o,n Is rnes upon being asked this
event, g bis opinion OF The presioenTs see
ud his m ,Kimum temperature had BEEN ess
to-day tnnn yesterday and his gen raj cOndi-
on ~ - uch Improved. lie takes hturiSh-
ment In constantly inc easing qdaniitl'E 8, emu
Ms stomach performs lJs fun ations
we'll He is not only BITTER TO-
e iShi tn N last night, hlscpndltion a. a whole /
IA ueiier than since he slftOiirg
DIR lss y -nishi th Tn" presiTents
at rnoOu " b sKan later tnsp on previous /
day md has been cnarartsrized by lees iuten- /
sity up 70 four o'slocg. Pls pu se aid not go
'.Dove hundred and then began |
N fall again since he tate
~ tie last official builetia |
The President's condition Dr. Bliss said In /
c Inclusion, T. very satisfac ory.
Vice Pres dent Arthur csilei at the execu- /
tive mansion iis evening and bad n IN r. bat I
pleasant mt. rgl W with Mrs. Carried II IL
unds rstOod be viii return tn-mOs r0g
kxecutive Mansion. unofiioial luilefin. 1880 /
d. m. Since tne seven O'eiosk bH'letn he |
o. e-ideDts pulse has dess ndet o p and /
iemperaturef 20 102T. Atthls sur. 1913 y. m /, |
he 4 sleeping q Iteuy and all h . symptoms
show an i'm yr0ved condition.