Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-16

ELsrsos. September i6.-Tbs situa-
ton this morning is less favorable. and
grave anxiety exists Is to whether the
President will be able to overcome the
results Of his extreme debility. Bed
sores have again made their appearances.
and the discharge from the wound il
very unsatisfactory.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EIsEsoS. September l6-At the exam.
inston OF the President 1t $50 this
morning his Temperature was $50. pulse
l04, respiration Il. The fsbrils rise
during the night was not % pronounced
O 1t usually has been. There was ai
times considerable accelsration OF pulse.
Hs slept. however. comparatively we'll,
and took stimulants and nourishment -
directed. His ooueh was somewhat moro
troublesome during the frst part Of the
might, and the expsotorstion rather more
purulent. The discharge from the wound
10 less abundant and not quite - healthy
In appearance. Tba pulse. however,
has more volume. and his general con-
dition does not seem to have materially
changed In any respect.
(Signed by Drs. Bliss and Hamilton
TIE PRESIDENT WORSE ToDAr-rHR BAD
rEATuars R%EAPPEARINo.
RLBraos. N. j., September le.-whils
there are NO new complications 10 the
Presidents case. his general condition
indicates that he has not made any gain
during the past iorty-eiRht hours: 10
fact, there has been o slight falling Of.
Dr.. Boynton says he still has hopes the
President will be able TO pull through.
His mind has been somewhat disturbed
duriug the day 20 we'll a. during the
night and there IL still . continuance oil
suppuration Of the parotid gland. On
tho whole. the situation Is one Of spIi.
ETY.. The surgeons and attendants. how.
ever, express themselves in hopeful
terms. Il IL stated that the perspiration
which has been one OF the annoying
features In the Presidents case has re-
appeared. Rockwell and Swain enter.
tain . different opinion and declare 1.
has not r-appeared. It isStliably sscer.
tanned that the Presidents pulse reached
100 during last night. Notwithstanding
the fsbrils rise Was not so pronounced
ss usual.
At the noon examination Of tho Pc
TENTS condition today his pulse was ia.
temperature 99.8, respiration 81. At
this hour, 2 p. n. bis pulse is l08. ten.
prra,ure not much above normal. The
patient was not placed In his chair TO.
day on account Of the fsbrile rise.
NEW YORK. September 16.-All spe-
oials from Long Branch today are OF q
gloomy character aud express belief that
another crisis In the Presidents case 10
near at hand.
TEE 'LAScEr'' OWES AN OPINION"
LONDON. September l6.-Ths Laneei
says : The reason Of the trouble with
President GsrHsld's lungs 10 the hypo-
static condition Of congestion at their
bases. because Of depressed respiration.
arising from long recuwbency. Sitting
up will probably give much relief. but
until all signs Of affection Of the lungs
have disappeared, the hopeful prognosis
constantly ssbled here IL not we'll found.
I'd. although It may prove alucky guess.
LATEST NTrLLIoEScE.
ELBrRos. September 1870 P. NJ
The Presidents condition at this hour 10
unchanged. Maevsagh considers the
ease a. wsrranting extreme anxiety, but
maintains that there 10 no particular
point which can bs said to have devel-
opsd to an alarming extent. The gen.
-ral condition, which includes the ex.
trems debility OF the patient 10 nsossss.
rily one Of grave apprehension.
1.-THE telegraph operator st Chicago
rays there Is trouble With the wires east,
consequently the report 10 slow and nm.
osrtsin.-Ep. Nrws.]