The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14
me CRISIS POSSIBLY PASSED.

THE CRISIS POSSIBLY PASSED.
| ExECUTIvE MANSION, July 1910 A. ~.
Colonel Corbin. who has lust visited the
Presidents chamber, says he is satisfied
/ that the fever reached the maximum on
Monday evening, and that the patient is
very much improved to-day. Z" He COM
mences to-day" said the Colonel, "under
more favorable circumstances than be has
on any previous day."
Up. NJ. BULLETIN (0FFICIAL).
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 13-1 +. M
The Presidents condition continues IA
vorable. Pulse, "a; temperature, 1905;
respiration, p. ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURy.
HIS CONDITION SATISFACTORY AT P. NJ.
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 13.-TEe at.
tending surgeons report that the Presi.
dents fever at this hour a p. NJ Is much
lower than at the same time yesterday after
noon; that bis general symptoms are favor
able, and that his condition is in every way
satisfactory.
Up. NJ. (OFFICIAL) BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, d. G., July 13.--The Presi-
dent has had less fever this afternoon than
either yesterday or the day before. He
continues slowly to improve. Pulse, 100;
temperature, 1916; respiration, "a.
REPORT FOR THE PAST TwENTY.FOUR HOURS.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July 13.-The fol-
| lowing telegram was sent by the attending
surgeons to the consulting surgeons this
afternoon:
"ErecutiUe Mansion, Jolly 13-1 u. NJ
| TO DrS. FTdnk II. Hamilton and d II. 40
neU: The febrile rise Yesterday afternoon
was less marked and occurred at later
| hour than on the previOusdav, and to-day
| for the first time the Presidents morning
| temperature fell TO the normal point. The
general progress OF his symptoms appear
more favorable than hitherto. During the
last twenty-four hours be has taken thirty
| two ounces OF milk and one ounce OF rum.
| This morning he had also a slice OF milk
toast and chewed the breast OF wo0dcOck,
| but did not care 10 swallow the meat.
! He had last night one quarter Of grain Of
sulphate Of mOrphia hypOdermically lin no
| tWenty-fOur hours during The past week has
| be received more than a single dose OF this
quantity and slept well during the night.
| This morning he received ter grains OF the
| bi-sulpbate of quinia. Yesterday at p.
NJ. his pulse was 104; temperature, 1924;
respiration, "a. To-day at $50 A. NJ. :
| Pulse, 90; temperature, 9S.5; respiration,
20. At l p. M: Pulse, "a; temperature,
LOG 6; respiration, p.
d. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBCRS.
| A RESPONSE TO GOVERNOR FOSTERS SUCCESS
TION.
| n Inl. 1 no nj ".
| ing dispatch was sent to Governor Foster
| Yesterday:
" Columbia, s. g.. July II 10 Governor
Foster, Columbus, ohio | am prepared on
behalf OF South Carolina TO cooperate IN
YOUR proposition relative to general day
OF thanksgiving for the recovery OF the
President when the same shall be deter
mined upon.
"JOHNsON HAGOOD, Governor"
The Very Latest.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, july 1911 Il. VI.
Although the weather has been extremely
hot the President, in the artifcialy.cooled
atmosphere of bis room, has passed quiet
and comfortable day, sleeping naturally
and restfulIv at intervals, and taking
more nourishment than in any previ-
ous corresponding period. The maximum
intensity OF the daily febrle rise has steadily
decreased since the night before last, when,
in the Judgment of attending surgeons, the
crisis of the surgical fever was passed. The
PATIENTS temperature and pulse were lower
last night than on Monday night, and are
lower tonight than they were last night,
while his general symptoms have CORE
spondingly improved.
The New York Senatorial deadlock
ALBANY, July Ex-senator Mccarthy, OF
the Senate caucus committee, at an early
hour this morning sent his reply to the AS
semblv caucus committee, declining TO JOIN
with them i'm the call for caucus, and re-
ferring TO bis former letter for reasons.
The Joint convention to-day voted foI
United States senator for the short-term va
cancv, with the following result: Lapham
SO: Conkling, So; WOOdford, l; Potter, 52
Fish. |. Necessary to a choice, rs.
The Chair decided that 40 choice nae
been made, and the convention proceeded
10 vote on the long term vacancy, with TIE
following result: Miller, II; Herman, 81
Wheeler, %; Daniels, 3; Fish, 2; Chan
man, /; Evarts, 1; Adams, l; Starln, l
Necessary to a choice, rs.
I.AW INL