Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-16
Presidents recovery. and says for the
last three weeks be has thoughs no
would not recover.

Presidents recovery. and says for the
last three weeks be has thought hs
would not recover.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. wAszuorox.
August l6 1880 p. x.-Ths President
has been tranquil. and has not vomitsd
slnos the morning bulletin. bot has not
yet rallied from the pr~os,ration Of yes.
terdsy afternoon % much % wss hoped.
Tn. enema,a administered are, however.
s,ill retained. At present bis pulse IL
ia. temperature SO. respiration Is.
Signed BY the physicians.
DOCTOR sLIss ySTrRvIrwED.
CHICAGO. August l6.-Ths following
points are from . special correspondents
talk last night with Bliss:
us the President aware Of his dan.
CERT"
.Yss, to some extent. He asks NJ
frequently how hs 10 getting along. I
generally try to evsde him when the
symptoms ere unfavorabls."
"Well, doctor. you are aware that
there 10 great state Of alarm oil over
the country tonight, can you say any.
thing which will tend to allsy III"
"No. Our bulletin this evening stated
our fears. Hitherto We have sought only
to convey the prevailing conditions In
the bulletins, bat tonight I said let a.
state our opinions and fears. then, II
fatal results srs avoided. the people will
rejoics with rs. You may say there 10
llttls or no fever. The President does
not perspirs like . man who 10 o..
hsusted. His akin II moist and soft but
there 10 Q crisis. he 10 In the presence
Of Q crisis and seems just now to be
moving ont Of Il f%svorably."
eft 10 said BY some Who should know
that the disturbed condition OF bis
stomsoh 10 largely due to the free use OIL
brandy"
1.-THE President has himself frequently
protested sgsinst this, - liquor 10 die.
tasteful to him. bat his physicians think
Il necessary to administer IL 10 order
to maintain his strength. Il 10 upon
his stomach which tbs physicians havs
relied and must rely to build the Prssi'
dent up"
a HOE OFFICIAL N~rEBvIEwEp.
This morning the correspondent vss
to have 40 hours confidential
chat With . high official. one who has
never sent out r~esssuring bulletins. and
who certainly has a. accurate .
OF the condition OF the sick
% any ous would have Who 10 not
one OF the surgeons In attendance. DOR.
ing the conversation the oorrsspondsnt
was shown Q private dispatch sent out
this morning to az absent csbinst ON.
cial In which anything bat . cheerful
was conveyed.
4 PLAIN AND APPARENTLY A Truthful
sTATrxEST.
From the souros already mentioned II
was learned that the President has been
steadily losing ground since last Tuesday
noon. From that period to this hs has
at no tims gained or even held bis
own. This fact 10 20 unqussuousd that
10 10 hard to understand upon what
those In attendance have been able to
base such expressions Of obssriuluess
and reports OF alleged gains. The range
Of the Presidents pulse has been stead
lily higher every day since Tussdsy, In.
increased weakness.
Should apy contingency arise now 70.
another operation to save the
life. the surgeons would
tear to assume the responsibility. for
The reason that the patient 10 nov too
weak to rally from the shock. The sur.
geops also arc confronted BY . grave
symptom, which has two constructions:
One would indicate . fatal result and the
other . mere local disturbance Of the
caused BY indigestion. What
was feared yesterday by Dr.. Aansw was
The absorption OF pus, that had not o.
into the stomach.
The symptoms Of the last week have
pointed In the direction Of fatal results.
This official said that be thought the
would know within the nsIt
hours whether the stomach
was resulting from fatal causes.
Later In the day after this talk the
symptoms In the Predicate 30 were
,ondrmstory Of the worst apprehension
,ntsrtainsd.