The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-29

" MS eondltl0n this morning. Dr.. Bis
thinks the, favorable symptoms pi yestel
day and the improved. condition Of las
evening were fully maintained throughou
the night.
JOY coIETH WITH THR MORNING.
New YoRE, August 2s,-From the Tri
bunEs extra:
WAsHISGToS, August 2s, 10 a. MA
the official bulletin, which has just beer
issued, shows that the President has no
only lostno ground during the night bu
seems to have gained some. His pulse Il
much steadier, and the temperature and
respiration are about nominal,
The whole atmosphere OF the White
House has changed, and expressions Of re
viving hope are heard on every side. Ever
the physicians show u changein their faces
and the question OF the Presidents death i,
no longer theme Of discussion as 1t wa
yesterday, but now, only the posSibilitiet
Of his recovery are talked OF.
DR.. Bliss said this morning shortly be,
fore s o'clock that he felt encouraged, but
he thought the great trouble now would be
TO prevent the people from becoming toe
much elated. tgThere Is no ground," said
he, "for that. There is-not hope enough
The simple fact Is that the Improvement
which set IN yesterday afternoon has been
! Gen, Swain, who was almost alone with
Col, Rockwell yesterday in refusing to give
the President up, Is fairly iubilant this
morning u Know" said he, ~ great
many people gave him up yesterday, but
never did. I've been pinning my faith to
that mans pluck for twenty years" There
are few details to be given OF the history
OF the night The President rested better
than for some nights, sleeping once for an
hour. He took his nourishment regularly
every two hours, The usual enemata were
administered, and he was spopged of
twice, His pulse remained pretty steady
at l04 through the night, dropping
about o'clock to 100, where Il 70.
manned ut the time tho bulletin
was issued. Hs has had no fever
The return Of hope at the White House
Is upmistakable, but the physiciahs are ev-
IDENTIFY anxious for fear too much reliance
should be placed upon II, The ground
gained may be lost this afternoon, This
may prove 10. be only q huCtuation, but at
the same time, rs the early morning Is usu.
ally the Presidents unflyorable period,
there, seems to be reason TO hope that the
gain may be increased, and reasoti to be.
lieve TINT recovery Is now possible. II
need hardly be added that there seems 70
be no probability of the Presidents death,
In the worst event, for several days to come.
OPINIONS. or BLISS AND BoYSToS,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsutNGroN Au.
gust 2S.--Dr, Bliss, Id an interview this
forenoon, said the change since yesterday
in the, Presidents condition Is sufficient to
justify him in modifying the views then
entertained by himself as to the extreme
gravity Of the crisis, and that he now enter.
tains great hopes Of the Presidents 4 ultimate
recovery, He said the pus discharged this
both from the wound and from
the openings In the parotid gland, Is i'm;
proved In character, and that the quantity
discharged from the latter had increased
considerably since yesterday. While the
parotid gland was in q progressive state the
Presidents symptoms became more. and
more alarming, but now, that the intlamma.
ton is substding, hissylnptoms are steadily
Improving, and he thought II doubtful
whether any further serious trouble would
arise from the slandular swelling. Y All
DR.. Boyhton said he felt very mlicli en-
couraged at the situation this morning. The
patients mind, he says, Is clear, his pulse
steady and he has this morning taken con.
siderable nOurishment, consisting Of beef
tea and porridge, On Friday last, during
The, day the doCtot said he felt That tic
case was almost hopeless, but In the oven.
ing when he observed that the Presidents
mind began to clear up, and the patient be-
come rational, his hope returned. The con-
tinued absence Of mental diSturbatice since
Friday evening, he considers 10 very
hopeful feature But more than this,
he also thinks the blood poison Is being
more rapidly eliminated, and as d
result the food Is better assimiated and ID
being transformed into richer and purer
blood, which, IA It circulates through the
system, gives new life and vitality to the
President. The danger is TO be apprehend-
ed from glandnlar complications which he
thinks IL less this morning. At the morn.
ing dressing another opening was discover.
ed, from which there was a satisfactory dis
charge. The discharge from the ear and from
the incision was also more free than. yeSter-
day and the swelling has sensibly dimln-
ished. On the whole the doctor. said II
these favorable conditions OF mind and
stomach continue for @ few days, with
out resulting In any decrease OF strength OF
vitality, he would feel very hopeful Of the
ultimate recovery Of the President,
si:5IihtAlxR'SptSpAtCrt1 '5sHsdI'
Secretary Blaine, at two O'Clock this al
tetnoon, sont The following cablegrtm to
Lowell, Minister, London: The favorable
indications In the Presidents case have
eeptipnea since the dispatch Of lastsniaht,
The respiration hos grown better, and at
lhis hour, 2 r. ~, Is nearly normal. 4'he
condition Of the sEollep' paFotid has visit
biy improved, 4 SlIuht itlUtease al fever
is observable, but was not unexpected.
His mind continues clear. The possibill.
ties Of recovery, In The judgment of his
surgeons, have increased and are inCreas-
lug. .ypHiluSI bDH 'trinHI 90
EsIsnodl BLAiEE, Secretary.
BtAtSE's SIoHr DISPATCH,
9:sO r. M.-.The improved condition oi
The President continues Dr.. Hawthorne
turns te New York at i0 e'clgck Tonight
sepretarY Al1ins sent the following tele.