Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-16
GENERAL NEWS.
Discourasiug Intelligence from
the President.
The indications are that he is Ap.
prosohing Another Crisis.
Severe Storms all Around and
Snow in Iowa and MINI
neSOta.
uNFAvoRApLR sYMproMs.

Elberon, Sept. l6-The situation this
morning is less favorable, and grave anx-
iety exists as to whether the president
will be able to recover from the results
of his extreme debility. Bed sores have
again made their appearance, and the
discharge from the wound is very unsat-
isfactory.
GRAVE APPREHENSION.
Elberon, Sept. 1G-1:l0 p. m.-The
presidents condition at this hour is un-
changed. Attorney General MacVeagh
considers it as warranting extreme anxi-
ETY., but maintains that while there Is no
particular point which can be said to
have developed to an alarming extent,
the general condition, which includes
the debility of the patient, is necessarily
one of grave apprehension.
AsLIGHT FEVER.
Elberon, Sept. 16-Dr. Bliss says there
was slight febrile rise rise commencing
at l. o'clock, which continued until near
10.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Elberon, Sept. 16-At the noon exam
ination of the patients condition the
pulse was l04; temperature, 99.6; resplr-
alton, 2l. At this hour the pulse was
l0S; temperature not much above nor
NAL. The patient was not placed in his
chair TODAY on ooconpt ne 4l,o f.l,r;Io
rise.
THE SITUATION AGAIN ALARMING.
Elberon, Sep ptember 16-While there
ure new complications in the president's g
case, his general condition indicates that
he has not made any gain du ing the
past 4S hours. On the contrary there
has been slight falling off. The wound
has assumed more unhealthy appear
ance, and the discharge has been grow
ing more unsatisfactory since Yesterday
morning. Small bed sores have again
made their appearance. DIR. Boynton
says he still has hopes that the president
will pull through. His mind has been
somewhat disturbed during the day as
well as the night, and there is still con-
tinuance suppuration OF the parotid
gland. On the whole the situation is
one of anxiety. The surgeons and at
tendants, however, express themselve.
in hopeful terms. Col. Rockwell, one o.
the PRESIDENTS attendants, is authorit,
for the statement that perspiration
which has been one Of the annoyance.
of the presidents case, has disappeared
Colonels Rockwell and Swain entertain
different opinions and the latter declares
it has not reappeared. 1t is reliably as
certained that the presidents pulse
reached l30 during the night, notwith
standing the fact that the febrile rise wa
not SO pronounced as usual.
GLOOMY NEWS.
New York, Sept. l6.-Specials iron
Long Branch are Of a gloomy character
and express the belief that another crisi
in the presidents case is near at hand
THE AFTERNOON BULLETIN.
Elberon, Sept. Is, p..m.-At $50 thi
morning, temperature, 9S.6; pulse, 104
respiration, q. Febrile rise during th,
night was not so pronounced as it usual
ly has been, but there was at times con
siderable acceleration of the pulse. He
however slept comparatively well during
the first part OF the night. and took stim
ulents and nourishment as directed. Th
cough was somewhat more troublesome
the first part of the night and cxpector
alton rather more frequent. The dis
charge from the wound is less abundan
and not quite as healthy in appearance
The pulse, however, has more volume
and his general condition does not seen
to have changed materially in any re
spect.
d. w. Bliss.
FRANK HAMILTON