Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-01

NEW York. September 1.-Dr. Ham.
il,on ssys bio Is we'll satisfied with the
Presidsnt's condition. His progress 10
Is great o. could be expected. and there
10 nothing to weaken belief in his re-
oovsry.
In consequences Of the condition Of
President Garfield, General Grant will
not attend the meeting and reception
rendered him BY the citizens ct Asbury
Park this evening. Hs states that be
will not appear In public receptions
when the country Is In despair over the
PROSTATE body Of its Chief Magistrate.
whose life seems to hang BY . thread.
suppuRATIoS OF TIL PARorrD GLAND
THRouoH TIE CHEEK.
WASHINGTON. September l.-Dr. Rsy.
burn says that no Importance whatever
should bs attached to the fact that the
gland has made an opening spontane.
ously into the mouth. No pus has
found its way into this opening and 1t ID
not likely that any will, for the reason
that IL osn escape much more easily
through the external outlet. The open.
ing into the mouth 10 about tho middle
OF the cheek, and from the position 10
which the patient lies most OF the time
there are two or three external openings
lower down which drain all the pus from
that part OF the gland with which the
mouth 10 In Communication. No danger
whatever OF any kind 10 apprshsnded
from the new feature of the slandular
suppuration. The pus. DR.. R-yburn
says. Ia not likely to get into the mouth,
aud evsn II It should It would do no
harm.
THE pEsIRr OF THE PREsIDEsr TO BIZ
REMOVED TO A MoRE HEALTHY LOCAL
ITY.
Tho President yesterday required to
his desire to be removed. His physi.
clans had been discussing this point.
and we're unanimous that at the earliest
moment possible the President should
be removed. DR.. Bliss told the Presi.
dent that he should DO removed as soon
ss IL would DO safe. Bliss said be could
not promise to take the President to the
place OF his great desire. his home at
Mentor, brfors Q shorter journey was
taken. The doctors soy that while the
matter OF removal VIA again under
earnest discussion there has been no de-
cisiou as to the objsctivs point. Gap
tain Henry. after %canvassing the matter
at the White House, has come to the
conclusion that . trip down the river on
the Tsllapoosa will be the hrst change
In the case when the President RECEIVERS
sufficiently, Of which no doubt Is now
expressed. The Tallapoosa will arrive
here tomorrow. AID very likely will be
detained to await tho Presidents recipe.
ration. The only align that bis strength
10 being renewed 10 that the President IL
turned over on his side to dress the
wound. He both this morning and this
evening assisted In . slight measure In
the turning movement.
ALCOHOLIC sr1MuLAsTs.
Doctor Bliss says: II have received
Q number Of letters commenting un-
favorably upon our use Of alcoholic
stimuIapts In this case: but the writer's
never having seen the patient. are not
in any degree qualified to judge as to
the wisdom OF the measure which We
have taken during the recent period Of
exhaustion. Any reduction In the guam.
ti,y OF whisky given was followed
promptly by Q warning Of danger In the
shape Of the high fever and ~fuctustipR
pulse. It was largely BY stimulation
that he was kept up during the worst
stages Of the Rlandular Inflammation"
TIE PRrsrprSr THIs MORNING.
EXECUTIVE MAxsIoS. WARRINGTON.
September l-7:so A. M.-Iuiormation
received from the physicians room 10 to
tho effect that the Presidents condition
this morning indicates continued i'm.
provsmsnt. BE slspt well during the
night. and this morning bis pulse 10 Be.
low 100.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANsIoS. WARRINGTON,
September $3.50 A. M.-Towards Q
o'clock last evening the President had
some ievsrishness, and his pulse ranged
from l0S to ll6. This condition, which
was unsecompsnisd BY risors or sweat.
ing, had subsided by midnight and did
not interfere With his slseP. BE had on
the whole . good night, and this morn.
ing bis condition 10 fully ss favorable %
yesterday at the same hour. Pulse. 100;
temperature. 98.4; respiration, II.
(Sigusd BY the physicisns.)
THE oursrIoS OF TEE P%lEsrprNT's Dis.
ABILITY AGAIN.
WARRINGTON. September !. - Now
that confidence In the Presidents rscov-
- e.