Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-26
FAVORABLE.
The President Yesterday.
GENERALLY COMFORTABLE.
High Fever and Temperature
NIGHT INDICATIONS SATISFACTORY.
Statements Of the Surgeons.
PROSPECTS AF ANOTHER PUS CAVITY.
Ulh6althfullG& Of White House.
ATPFNnANTS SICK With FEVER.
Statements Of The Surgeons.
PROSPECTS OF ANOTHER PuS CAVITY.
UIhsalthfulngsS Of White House.
AT PENDANTS SICK With FEVER.
The Presidential Patient

The Presidential Patient
A COMFORTABLE NIGHT.
ExECUTIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
25, $50 a. m.-The President passed a more
comfortable night and has had no rgor since
that reported IN the bulletin of yesterday
morning. His pulse is at %, temperature
os.4 and respiration Is.
(Signed) ID. W. BLISS,
!. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
BLAINE TO LOWELL.
ATS 80 O'Clock Secretary Blaine sent the
following: Lowell, Minister, London The
Presidents condition this morning at $50
o'clock is very encouragi G. He passed a
comfortable night, free from chills, and with
the pulse and temperature much reduced.
BLAINE, Secretary of State"
DIsCHARGING FREELY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, 10:45
A. M-The Presidents condition continues
favorable, and at this hour he is very comfort
able. No material change has occurred IN his
pulse OF temperature since the last official
bulletin. He has partaken of lime water and
milk alternately with meat juice this morn
ing, with relish. When the wound was
dressed the cotton was found we'll saturated
with pus of healthy character. The sur
geons believe there has been a gradual and
very satisfactory discharge of pus ever since
the ncsion was made.
HOPEFUL AT NOON.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
July 25, NooN.-Thlrty hours have now
elapsed since the President had the last chill,
and there is as yet no indication of another,
with the exception of slightly increased weak
ness, caused by the relapse of Saturday. His
condition does not differ from that IN the
ea1ly part of last week. The surgeons are
now assembling for noon consultation, and
within the next hour an official report will
be made of the Presidents pulse and temper
ature.
HIGH FEVER.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 25, Up. H.
The President has done well during the day.
His afternoon fever did not come on until
after 8 o'clock. 1t was somewhat higher
than yesterday, but there has been no chill.
At noon his pulse was 104. temperature 9S.4,
respiration go. At Z p. m. his pulse was ITO,
temperature 101.S, respiration "a.
(Sigued) d. W'sBL1ss,
j. K. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
NO MATERIAL CHANGE.
WASHINGTON, July 25, 4;30 P. M.-Dr. Rey-
bum reports that the condition of the Presi-
dent has not materially changed since noon.
The febrile rise which has always occurred in
the latter part of the day is now becoming no.
ticeable, but the fever is not high and not az
eompanied by any particularly unfayorable
symptoms.
EVERY WAY FAVORABLE.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 25, 1890 p. m
The condition of the President tonight is
said by DR.. Bliss to be in every way favorable
and encouraging. The afternoon fever, which
came on about O'Clock, has nearly subsided,
and the patients pulse and temperature are
both, at this hour, below leo. He is sleeping
quietly, and all the surgeons have left the
mansion except Drs. 6lls2 and Woodward,
who are on duty.
SLEEPING-FEvER SUBsIDING.
All O'Clock the lights were all extin-
elis he'd at the White house, and everything
was quiet. The President was asleep and the
fever still going down.
RESTING QUIETLY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 26, 1:30 a. m.--
The Presidents fever has subsidized, and at
this hour he is sleeping. The physicians are
doing, and members of the Presi-
dsnt's household with the exception of
the Attendants in the sick room,
have all retired for the night
DIR. Agnew reached Washington at midnight
and was at once taken to the residence of At
torney General Mac Veagh, where he will re-
main over night
GENERAL RELIEF.
The feeling of anxiety which prevailed yes
tercsy at the White house and throughout
the city has disappeared this morning. There
isno better barometer to indicate the Presi-
dents condition than the ways of those about
the White house, and general air that the
nlace wears. By the eye one can tell at once
Whether things are favorable or unfavorable
without asking a question. This morning
everybody was in bright and cheerful aspect
from the opinion of the doctors. Nobody
was gloomy. Nobody was anxious. The
hopeful turn which the Presidents case took
Yesterday had its effect in that there was very
little inquiry as 10 the Presidents
condition, and once more the doctors came
from the sick room without being seized by
thirty or forty people who have been waiting
for Just such an opportunity to hear from the
sick. Drs. Reyburn and Bliss were with the
President and all last night they took little
maps as the President slept soundly. hr.
Bliss said this morning as he came out of the
sick room that everything began to look bright
again. When asked about the appearance of
the wound when dressed this forenoon, he
said that there had been good discharge of
what he called a natural discharge of pus.
The flow had not been as great as before the
pus cavity was formed. The matter collected
for twenty -four hours was then drawn off.
The only discharge in the meantime being
small, continues to flow, The discharge this