Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
OUR PRESIDENT.
.-.,pEHT,s CONDITION
~sru1.L ENCOURAGING.
- favorable Daytime
p'' p,aer, ImprovinE I'm Ev-
..ureet- Removal from
w Warrington.
RATHER REsTLE Ess.

RATHER RESTLESS.
rpr,,pEsr SLEPT BETTER THI'
MORNING.
"a, lss,s.eh to the R.rr'L'oA''
r,surscroN, d. G., Sept. 3-l0.2'
N The President was rather rest
IN tbe early part OF the night, bu'
mo siep. better, and this morning
!, ,hou, the same a. yesterday al
sane time.
hlse-lO4
Enpera'uTe-sS.o'
Fspira'ion-ls'
"a presjdeu. passed "a comfortable
: Yesterday, and last evening ap-
al according to $50 p. M. bulletin,
,tsr Than for some days past Dur
tte dsv be took an increased guam
If uu,riment, and the parotid alb
ronljpned to improve. There was
change in this condition Of tn.
md, His evening pulse was lo4,
rratnre a9.9, and respiration IS.
rtary Blaine reported to Minister
'pll that the President had "a very
factory day" and, in the judgment
ia physicians, "all hi1 symptoms
favorable" at night. The question
tbe time and method of removing
bstient from the White House will,
expected he determined at Il con-
ltiou today when DR.. Agnew re-
10 Washington. The Presidents
be- after Men or is Long Branch,
as Long Branch is preferred hy the
,iciaus, hs will probably be re
Id thither, as soon ~ his strength
permit
VIEW oF THE DAYS PROGRESS.
AsHlseToN, u, c., Sept. At
o'clock Tonight, the Presidents y
ition was better than on any pre-
pg day ofthe present week, and evi-
es Of physical improvement nre
plainly apparent. 1t will be re-
bered that one week ago tonight,
President was brought to the very
Of dissolution. The change that
20 necessary to save the President
which few persons thought was
able, came on Saturday last and
that time he has made slow, but
lrsgiug progress towards conva.
pee. The Improvement from one
b another was so slight as to be im-
Ppdble but comparing his condition
ght with what 1t was three or four
ago, there is good reason for say
bat there isa decided change for
better, and there is equally
reason for saying that there is
by good reason for the belief that
clear q everything approximating
nel' danger, and gives promise Of
Is Started on the road to GONZALES
morning and noon bulletins were
leles. Issued since the President
not The one issued in the morn
efe! announced tina, the Presi-
s!eps well during the night and
lis condition was, in all respects,
oFaole AZ at So'clock yesterday |
pns' and the noon bulletin simply |
ulced that there was no material |
Y Since morning. The bulletin |
|at was what has become known
"agood bulletin" Until late |
VERNON there was no fever, the
not rising above 100, and temper
anu respiration remaining nor
At6 O'Clock the pulse marked
ao the temperature rose to frac-
one degree above the normal
SINCE then the fever has subsi- |
No the puse has gone down to |
lW AN the indications tonight |
70 aiavorable day morrow.
l1A7EAENT OF DIR. BoyNroS.
cuTIvR MANSION, 8 p. MIN
i'allon with representative Of
sso'iated Press this evening DR.. |
Ta said that the President had |
It''er to-day than at any time |
MS relapse; but while he was !
qule well there could not be said |
any marked gain. "ln short"
suel The doctor, "he is ho,ding |
IN, M, sAe gIandular swelling is dis. q!
t.hs m and the wound remains |
The same."
~ ssy ls the discharge from the
", HS then asked.
ra ulsela &C., replied the doctor,
m;e iely lFse; in fact, there is little
=, ,.ll Z from the wound now"
q very good indication, is
it's not"
MIA .Ie Oall IS not encysting, doctor,
hMs,. how appear from the bulletins, |
nv o.o 81, ,uahger of granulation COM
II he ,a along the track ofthe wound,
thu hnanller % as TO leave = space BE-
'"e sfanu'ation and the BALL"
pint" ~ might seS IN al
a ,hs o me wound commence heal
H. rns Centre, for instance, would
f. a., .uai opinion, be any danger
''oh OF another pus cav.
Boyntou, in response to ,bis in
ovsu!a Sa,u .hat he did not think that
bece.Saa.;ol n. ol the ball, if it is mov-
'sSarlly ars created the formation
|. a"a "ni mat it appeared to be the
! thai sp'ulon NJ, Of the attending sur.
tho I' I.,l me healing had commenced
l4an Is1 .al .; and that, owing thereto.
Fea, u,.os u catheter did not enter to-
|bev . q q Depth now as heretofore.
y VIII " Instances where balls had
na" n"AouS causing lnflam nation.
'A0fosED REMOVAL OF TIE
rkEsIDENr,'
|oply |rHpc,I1 70 questions with regard to
|RrI.sa |Revhnau. removal of the President,
!, Eiyourh ~ said: "it wonii NOT h.
|rsssnt% ssr me- ., to express any % opinion ion at at
6sr 61a' W ). time, as to tie date and
) Is N Su, sne removal, which we ali
Iubiscta desirable. We have talked
| had hS0,' NJ over informally, but we
arriva9 a 40 regular consultation ard
Is thst oa at AZ no decision. MY iudg.
more sIa. !, the si patient ought to ie get 4
at tn thu strength before 6o is moved.
ID At ATT same same time, he should be
i" w 'Ae earliest possible mo-
iis.is..s,!!sa sas, said tonight, in reference to
b rems;us russ removal: "He ought
lsary. hsan.ere M mere an hour longer than
M !, oecanse September ;e Waah