Daily Republican., 1881-09-10
NEyDING SLOWLY.

NENDING SLOWLY
PRESIDENT on THE HIGH
% way To RECOVERY.
,.,.,a.y the most Favorable ,ss as'
|e'ter"", .'..,e..ed hope for tho
be-,t 81. Doctors Agnew,
pa'. s,.. and Ha"','o" 4" "''
tendance.
.,,rroy4;nent in the Presidents
IH e.iau l,"f continued yesterday under
Esal'lon rt,ueuce of the sea air, ant
tn'sn .as considered the best spen'
tHas " ,ir,e he was stricken down
lm llnrnl ~" and parotid were better, ,and
e"ounS aD an unusual evenness OF pulse
s'e 'e,amnera,ure W." throughout the day
~ '."t n mise was 100, temperature
's' s,.'.nrition MI Il. At noon, pulse lou,
D sa,lre 'sai oS t, respiratioH II. AT
percy" mise 100, temperature 9s.S,
@p, p,,.ion nv Is. The use Of stimnlants
'Plna i",0,,o nave been disc 'ntinued tor
la sNe'~ t,rty honr,. The bullet is be-
'ul y, ,'Nt. ,o he .itrarel Immediately un-
'.S %0 n,oas muscle, near the margin
tn W, ,;i,ht SHE of the pelvis, and un-
=, .ba ry,erna iiiacarfery, from which
'Do DDo.nrratr,l by the thickness of the
y With thehuliet in this situation
ga,i ,Ioncht, the President will not be
als,n"renipnced IN ,hc use of his lambs
to !. believed that his lungs are yet I'M
Mated by The septic taint in the
oh,
n,r orTLooK of THE MORNING.
royn BrANrn, y. j., September .,
W-Thp morning bulletin, while
narohry commented upon does not
s,,p % a sausune Iee.ing, the more eau
e"s w nenpye are merely satisfied with
"nra.4nt but desire TO wait further
frd,on,nrats before entertaining the
;.ftlnt the favorable change III the
tr,ilrn. viii not be interrupted by
Ema rptor,s-en complications. While
ar mise has risen six beats since noon
.rrIav, the fact that it is eight beats
|, ,oan at the evening dressing yes
,dr isaraplted as IL favorable indl-
I,ion p.ppelt.y SO III view OF the TACT
In The ,,laprrt'urr is but oue-tenth Of
lsOrp4 above normal. Naturally, the
omplia,p ltlthdan;s npon the fresl-
m, exhibit noe decided opinion
ka the improvement is likely to be
kyuspeut thaA p.r>ons not so inti-
Sat,y c0rurt;rA with the case. The
k,ursrcc Of those having access to the
hrjepts room, Loweycvcr, that the
3r4siIep, is much better than he was
kiore leaving Washington is very gen
a..y accepted.
The morning, although cloudy and
py, is apparently cool and refreshing.
| ,en'!e breeze is blowing from the
Ia, and the day iva decided improve
kel, Oh the first three or four days of
M week. The Presidents cottage has
zen rendered comfortable by means of
bate fires, and he patient IL lying un-
er additional coverings, so that no dis
bmfort will be experienced by him
3hOu.d the temperature continue to de-
tease. The hetAermometer at noon reg
ktetei - degrees. The extremely hot
Feather during the last few days
brought numbers Of visitors here, and
be hotels are we'll filled again. A
threatened storm however, has had the
fect Of diminishing the number OF
luesls today ard n large number left
he shore il Tie morning trains.
)pISI0S Of ATroRNEY GENERAL MAC
NEAGH.
Attorney General MacVeagh was
Pct during the morning, coming from
|s cottage which is within Il few rods |
the President quarters, and during |
recourse Of conversation with a rep
Et4tatlye Of the Associated Press,
Pill, IN Substance, that he considered
te0utl00k of the Presidents case very
l'Olragllg but, although there was
very reason 10 believe that the favor
pie conditions would continue, he de
|edto wait week or ten days before
lssFtainlB. The idea that he is conval-
NeI;, "At present." said he, "every-
ing looks favorable, and of course we
ppe that What has been gained will be
and added to. But the dif-
Guilty is that the Presidents blood is
al unhealthy condition, and until he
vngFates sufficiently to overcome
y Dad effects Of blood poisoning it is
u safe to be saEgUine."
What in your opinion is to be the
wv , feared a; he present time" was
y think the lungs the most promi-
'nt 'ratIIre al the present time. In
'u.u.l ',n' as tAe patient is experiencing
''ue lrouO1e with his throat, tits posi-
y 'i'At 'Ae lungs may be reached by |
,,,;a ,;mpOtNI,s originating from the
,o naYeSV4 Aal any intimation that
pvs,, ua't been affected ? There is
IA, 'n'i4oLe noil, anxiety manifested on
tU' nave not. To the contrary,
' ,hiS Aiio% "; Ms heart is all right, and up
b;an I'' , 'llDe there are no indications
=. r'tn u ,eA1 to Show that the lungs are
" ..!l ~ Aea1rhy condition"
ouiI il0s v, Iols, in your Judgement,
Ona I ios sLe favorable symptoms con-
w.. W. Oelore it would be safe to enter,
,lasoa,,l"uea v luea that the patient is con-
wall "a lni provement should continue f r
oh.h, "teA or len days it would then
pst;o.s ), oe time to consider that
ed ,ha uole you feel more encOur-
Won rIall na,5,, og,ore you lett Washington,
NJ, ~. ses' H. mhe general conditioo war
! prasG1' ual' lnere is no doubt but that
resident is much better"
WHAT GENERAL SWAIN SAID,
:, '"' e"alul was asked this morr-
davqS general what news have you
Good news"
,ht?" 'S 'iu the President pass the
! "H,t "A. Very well, indeed"
Inent s 10; Nc partaken Of solid nour-
Soma VLls h morning." A. eyes. Hp
D "t TIT ,l u'ra this morning."
It the p. was stated last night, General,
.in wy T. resident had been nauseated