The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
PRESlDENCGARFlELD
Tho Critical Period Passed, His Pro.
xse." ,rs Sy ycsth x Sn SSfSdion rs the lor.
OT THAR ccor.--- - : .. q sSv.- O. u ~
an ...peratnre and Respiration Nor

an -.perature and Respiration Nor
NAL.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, 4:SO
p. m.-The president has passed very
comfortable day. DR.. Boynton, in conver-
sation this afternoon, expressed the opiuion
that the critical period has passed, and that
the president although still extremely sick.
was now out of danger. Con.
liDuing he said there ia no
doubt that no will gain strength now, and
there is every reason to hope Of ultimate
recovery.
M,inr Crump Steward, of the mansion,
and one OF the attendants upon the president,
mid If tho president coptinues rs well during
This week rs he has been for tho past faw
dsys, he will, in my opinion, he able to sit
up.and eat his meals by next Sunday.
MAJOR Swain, VINO is almost con-
stantly with the president, said
this afternoon hat no was progressing finely.
In reply to question about Mrs. Gatlirlo's
health, Major Swain said, Ga. Mrs. Gar,
field is eating along nicely and she spends
most Of her time ut her husbands bed
side"
Official bulletin Executive Mansion.-Our
expectations of favorable progress
have been fully realizad by the
manner in which the president has
passed the day. He has taken moro solid
food and with greater relish than hitherto,
and hi. afternoon tver wbich.is ns slight MS
that Of yesterday, came on later Al D m..
bis pulse was 81; temperature 9S 8 10, r,spi
ration Is. At6 p. m, his puse was 90,
temperature lOO2-l0; sprcli,n 20.
ID. ". BLISS.
j. X BARNES
j. j. WooDw ,Rp.
| ROBERT RLYBuRN.
Executive Mansion - Inc following di,.
patch WAS sont by the surgeons in chang
10 the consulting surgeons last isht: Ex
eculive Mansion, I p. m.-Sipce our dispa Oh
of yesterday the president has done az vel
M our hopes then indicated. lie has had n
single bypordernic mi ction Of one. iglh O
n grain OF su'phste Of morphia a. bed'im
and slept we'll. 2 .inine, IN three grain doses
has been continued as also the plan q
nourishment heretofore reported. Hi
bowels have been kept free b,
enema. The wound is dressed with anti
septic precautions twice daily. There /
now free discharge of healthy pus. TIL,
afternoon fever, both yesterday and to-day
has been comparatively sight Yssterds,
At p nj. his pulse Was "a; temper .,ure 9s
70 pirstion II. Al seven p. IN. his puls
was %; temperature 100 2; respiration 20.
ID W. Bliss,
| JK. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBUaN.
Unofficial bulletin, executive mansion, 8 a
m The presidents progress toward conysl
.scence, noted In the official bulletin q
Saturday, steadily continues. He feels gres,l
refreshed BY the restful and unbrokea alec
which DO had last night and which VA
materially aided BY . material change Ia III
weather. His pulse 10 gradually lesseninp
II now being IS with . normal tenn oerstur
and respiration. He will n Give for breakfn,
beef steak, toast and meat juice, and posche
egg and batter Of oAt meal cooked
ajsly. Il 10 deemed best by tho surgeon
- give him solid, substantial food In N
morning, dlscontinuing at l o'clock, Ate
which limo only liquid nourishmen. IL &C
min'stered.
Official bulletin. Executive M ,nsion, 81
p. m The president has passed snotu,
duiet night and IL doing we'll. This mornir
his pulse was SO; temperature os.4; tespir,
lion Is.
d. w. Bliss.
j. X. RARYss.
II J.J. WOODWARD.
ii RoBERr RsYBuRS.
Il Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mnpsio
, p. m.-Ths condition Of tho president h
: not materially changed since moruipg. [
0 has no fever and 10 resting quietly. II
i pulse . 20, temperature and rsspiratl,
Omeial bullsun Z ?. m.-Ths president b
hus moFs lever shis aissrnoon, Viii