The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12

Fatal Cutting Affair in Spot lvania Coun-
ty-A Negro Killed i'm stanord-A Man Tor
tured 10 Death The Pail Mail Gazette's
Views ON the Nearness OF Financial Crisis
In the United States-Fifty Persons Killed
by the Falling Of Church Roof in Mexico
France and the Civil War of IsT9-British
Interpretation TO Save the Alleged MurdeFers
Of Abdul Aziz.
ASSOCIATED Press reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
patch.l
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President
continues 10 improve. He passed a very
comfortable night, and feels much refreshed
this morning, though bis actual number Of
sleeping hours were less than those OF the
night before. He took the usual amount OF
nourishment during the night, and has suf-
fered no inconvenience from it. His pulse
Is down to 90. Tue Jennings machine is
now working well, and the temperature Of
the room can be reduced TO any desired de-
gree.
"a. N. BULLETIN (OFFICIAL).
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July lis Il NJ
The President has passed a comfortable
night, and bis condition shows improve
ment over that OF yesterday. Pulse, 98;
temperature, 992; respiration, %.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
Bulletins will be issued daily at A. NJ,
e. NJ, and $50 p. NJ. until further notice.
The TENTH DAY.
The following was sent this morning:
WASHINGTON, July 11.-LO,oeU, Minister,
London: At the beginning OF the tenth day
since he was wounded the symptoms VI the
President are hopeful and favorable. Sup.
puratiOn goes on with no higher pulse or
temperature than should be expected. His
milk diet OF q pint to pint and half per
dav is reished and dIgested, his physical
strength keeps up wonderfully, and his
mind is entirely clear aud active, without
showing excitement. His physicians do
not count him beyond danger, but the gen.
era confidence Of his recovery is strength
eued every hour. BLAINE, Secretary.
ADAY OF THANKSGIVING SUGGESTED.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. July H. Governor FOs-
ter has sent the following telegram TO the
Governors Of States and Territories
Governors Office, Columbus. ohio, July
| 10. ISS1-TO Harris ". PtdtSted, Governor
| of Name Present indications strongly en-
cOuraging, and hope that the President viii
recover from the effects OF the horrible at
| tempt on his life. l. must seem to all that it
would he most fitting for the Governors
OF the several States and Territories TO
| issue q proclamation setting apart a day
| to be generally agreed upon for
thanksgiving ana praise to Almighty
God for the blessed deliyerauce If our
President, and for this great evidence OF
His goodness 10 this nation. II this sug-
|
TO name the Governors Of New York, Penn
sylvauia, Kentucky, Maryland, and OHIO as
a committee Of five upon the day TO be so
observed. Please reply.
CHARLES FOSTER.
1P. NJ BULLETIN (OFFICIAL).
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July Ill Z. NJ
The favorable progress OF the Presidents
case continues. Pulse, 100; temperature,
50 s. respiration, "a. ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
Robert REYBURN.
REPORT FOR THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
Executive MANSION, July 1.-THE fol-
lowing telegram was sent by the attending
surgeons this afternoon to the consulting
surgeons, Drs. Acnew and Hamilton:
Executive Mansion, July Ill +. N
During the past twenty-four hours the
favorable progress Of the Presidents case
has continued. He has taken and retained
twenty-five ounces OF mix and one ounce
Of rum. This morning at O'Clock he nad
besides slice of toast sOftened in milk, and
at 1l:15 O'Clock took fifteen grains OF bi.
sulpbate Of quinia. There has been no irri"
liability OF the stomach at any time. Last
evening at 7:1j O'Clock he had received one
quarter Of a grain Of mOrphia sulphale
bypodermically, and slept well during the
night. The wound was again dressed ante
septically yesterday evening and this morn
ing, and continues to discharge a small
quantity Of healthy pus. Last evening at
O'Clock bis pulse was 10S temperature,
1919; respiration. "a. This morning at
O'Clock, pulse, So; temperature, 99.2;
respiration, %. AT l p. NJ, pulse, 106;
temperature, 99.S; respiration, a.
d. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
LAST EVENINGS OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANsTON-7 p. M.-The
President has had rather more fever this
afternoon. In other respects his condition
is unchanged. Pulse, 10S; temperature.
l02 s; respiration, "A.
The Latest.
WASHINGTON, July IL Executive Ndn.
SiOn-9:20 +. II. unofficial bulletin. THE |
Presidents temporal ure, which at the date |
of the last official bulletin was higher than |
at any time during the day, has since stead |
ily fallen until it now stands at about last
nights figure No especial importance is |
attached 10y the attending physicians TO |
these daily fluctuations in temperature and |
pulse. At this stage OF the Presidents case
they are 10 be expected. The general con-
dition Of the patient at this hour is favorable |