Daily Republican., 1881-08-30
STILL IMPROVING.
-, r.Es,prSrs srro.a U
'nu ,sou rnEsAws OF DEATH
u,sn pIsas - Reeever1-
n tho .",nx Promlsing-F Friends
E'er' .,.-.,eians are all En-
esurs&ed.
HE SLEPT GOOD.

.,,v v,n CONDITION OF THE rREsl
DENT ABOUT THE SAME
,,,,., lesp.sen to the REPUBLICAN =,
r ,su,ycros, d. G., Aug. 3o--l(
# The President slept a good por'
>, =, ,pe night, and his general con
'.,r :, a,oo, the same that it was
l, time Yesterday
pulse-lo2
1smperature-''S'
gesyiraticn-l"'
r,o ,mrrcyernen, N the Prcsident's
n;.inn inG @ continued Yesterday. After
oDI'Or" y;rr "a GOOD night, he had "a good
'as'"e ~" He partook more freely of liquid
N ,isn nent, with a small quantity
S.aTJ food. and his appearances was
ssb h,tter aud brighter than the day
.Inr i, while Las mind was perfectly
eI s'y ah,oInIply Gear The glandular
u. ml.aTinrdischarged more comously,and
"s,bsr slirh1 !nrlslcu was made to as
l,' !, ,ha discharge. Towards night the
,.tlinr had rerceptibly diminished.
o., o,@ WI. A little more fever in the af
l,. ,Dnon than on Sunday, but it SON
Dh.dpd At G.S0p, M, the patient's $
nI.c was no, temperature 1000, and
4";ra,iop j., secretary Blaine tele-
,,rnh,d rd 10 London last night that the
'rr,t condltoI of the President was
brorabp. and approximations OF seri-
hlol ,r.,umng grow less every
M" Dr. E.iss sad yesterday to a
.nor,,r "fc ,,Ee Pr-sidcnt) went
Cuua,nctr to ueati. 5 door On Satur-
ava> ever expect to see nan 90
;thu, Own. Eu, since then he has
cscd up mir"c1.onsly.'
GENERAL IMPROVEMENT.
WA.lnSGToH, y. c., Aug. m.--The
resident 10 DAY maintained all that he
aimed during the past two days, and
believed 70 have some additional i'm
foyernent. Tie figures of the 7 o.
(o,k bulletin md cate that his conli-
hon at this hour was about the same as
ccl0k last night, although some of
Ne surgeons and al! the nurses believe
bat The progress which began on Satur-
by has had NJ interruption whatever.
ast night thp President resJed well,
eepng almost continuously, and ex.
eripnces no ;gc.bie from the secretion
om the swollen gland, which for sew
(sI preceding nights caused considera-
annoyance. The day opened with
rlse at ltO, temperature normal, and
genera symptoms somewhat i'm
oved over yesterday morning. All
sinlicatlons pointed to4i continuance
relpntior, the condition and pro-
Es ofhe stomach being particularly
lcolnging A demand for milk toast
lowed that the stomach was stealtast,
bd there was other evidence that the
omach and digestive organs were per-
'N''s '"'i' hNVtahl t"h1Ni'i's
During the forenoon the President was
yen the nsua. liquid nourishment, in
ldItlon to small portion OF milk toast
Of Shlch he relisLed. The noon bull
TN showed title higher pulse, COM
Fed with yesterday noon, but the
alperature was one degree lower.
Drlng the afternoon the President con-
lued In good condition, and several
ntS expresses! himself as feeling bet
and spoke cheertully touching the
ppFovemen1, which he said he knew
VI taken place. A little chicken Jelly
as added 10 his dietary allowance at
own request. The evening bulletin
la as the h2ures are concerned, was
30 favorable as that of last evening,
i'll the genera. symptoms there was
'le improvement. The pulse was the
nt az at seven O'Clock last night
" sne temperature was nearly one de.
te hlgher, which is attributed to
anlpaatlon OF the glandular swelling
'olVe out accumulated pus. Shortly
VT 'ne dressing there was q sub i'd
se Ci the pulse and temperature, and
'a,sht the President isstealily moving
,,a ,ae nelt direction with every indi-
Tpa V,ba VI passing IA good night.
ate =, pu9Vsleu reports TO the effect
:. ~ ph ;u; lal ltrmed in the lungs and
:. w. y''ls are tnphalically denied by
va sIe h, ulgeons. No new symptoms
sio1'' ~ utl developed, nor are there any
ha'lonS ,baD OF surh devel ,pments, and
,issas .i' existing symptoms are making
ni"I, i'IIv'o'y Progress. DIR. Agnew said
onsa sA before leaving the White
~t,e' ur mat everything in the Presi.
~ '" ,va vase was favorable and satisfac
mmir N, "'u inns may be accepted as the
"s "p OF The case for the day.
"h'ehSEss OF THE ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAL.
s,;l. n'lons me lnernter Of the Admins
,ah, ahVn calling at the White House to
riSb,ne nn uone seemed more elated at til,
n,opeu saS Prospects than those VIII,
psuo,. Do.s'a' weeks have been the mos
,aah ypvhnutht' Attorney General Nc
.,rr Sr npett some time in Private Sec
i.h All n,owh n, $ room, and spoke freely
Nv"" "'' +, VINO approached him.
hat ~, th alt Mr.. McVeagh, "the fac
las i :, resident rs on the right roat
'', NV ,i ~ uhdenlable. l hope there viii
r4ss s., m;' mi"re st backs, but that his pro
rom;"a y W what present indication
eDcv "nat a. was tie cause for your despon
ISks, "uFihs tht past six weeks ?!"wa
lleia atss w. NC second week in july" re
een can ,,e 3 Attorney General, 81 hav
Ia, ta,"m. tl,'.eht that the President bloc,
ynnton.y Poisoned. The subsequen
Ma ,vius hr.i tended 30 confirm my Opinion
|fyeta"a fa'n' "a as is vel! known, becam
b sbSn, tHe Presidents mind bega1
cratior "n'I stakahle signs of deter
lolpnt ~ became apathetic and III
rhMis M co0a;. ~ wandered on awakening
|st annrn, aOn'lIi"n 1illed me with the gray
kas np, m'lehslon. l felt that the crisi
Saturd., lar distant. But since las
or the h H. a change, a dacided chang
"na I' oetter, has occurred" o
alf y" so' 'mak he will recover"
Ind hs ~ lhFther complications aris
IhoulII lI keeps On his present course
Eor >" :" nay the chances were in his fs
81 "" are not sanguine. them"