The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-07

ExHoO,,Is,si remains quite as comfortable
Tue ! nv date OF the last bulletin. He
IS :" ~, ,ourishment well. Pulse, 100;
taSe' r',ure. 99.7; respiration, %.
(sigOed JK. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
,s.,s p. N. BULLETIN UN0FRiclAL).
vv.crr1ye MANSION, July 6-12;55 I. NJ.
RI. ha, been slight rise IN tbe pulse OF
-. president sioee the official bulletin OF
s.So A. NJ, and has been caused oy tne
oS.,oing OF the bed and movement OF Tue
,s,leo,'s body which II necessl1aIed. IT'S
srmp,olrs are s,ilI regarded as very iaVor-
Jpn. BULLETIN (CNOFFIciAL).
vvscr-r1vg MANSION. July Cd i. NJ
- some nnfayor8ble change should oc-
Ou further official bulletins will be is
GU ~ nnt,l $40 z. NJ. Experiments are
SUI SUI he,no made under the supervision OF
nh 10" Dbyscans with differen! sorts
=, ,Siri,ersting apparatus in order to re-
~ The President, if possible, from The
n,f,yorable influence Of the great heat Dy
o.,ifci,lly cooling the atmosphere OF his
room.
o.2O y. N. BULLETIN (UNoFFICIAL).
rvrcrrJye MANSION. July $3.50 Z.
u-Tbe Presidents condition at this hour
-ac,.jns unchanged, all rumors to the con-
trary noiWltbs anding'
the PHYSICIANS REPORT FOR THE LAST
TWENTY.FOUR HOURS.
Fvgctrvc MANSION, July 6.-Tbe :ol-
LOVING dispatch was sent by the surgeons
In CHARGE 10 the two consulting surgeons
this afternoon:
F,entiire Mansion. July G-1 p. NJ
Sirce our telegram Of yesterday The case
hos continued 10 progress fayOrably. The
President was quite comfortable during the
d,y and needed 20 mOTphia until bedtime
la,t pight. His mind was perfectly clear,
bot he obeyed our Injunction to refrain
from conversation. The afternoon eXdcer-
bqlioD Of the symptoms heretofore OBJ
served daily did not occur. On the con-
,rsry. slight diminutiOn in pulse took
Mace. BV $3.50 7. NJ. 1t was 106; tempera-
iure. 1909; respiration, "a. During the
afternoon be had several small, solid, natu-
7al excavations from the bowels, the first
since The accident. They occurred without
pajn or discomfort, and contained no trace
q, blood. During The early evening, from
7tofOP.M., he was troubled occasionally
nv scId quotations, but on suspending
administration Of nOurshment for time
This symptom disappeared. AT 1890 2. NJ.
one quarter OF grain of m0rphia was ad-
minstered hyperdermicllly, being the only
mOrphia given since our telegram TO you
Yesterday. lie slept very well during the
night, aud expressed himself as feeling
quite comfortable, though weak, this morn
Ing. At $50 o'clock this morning his pulse
was %; temperature, 9S 8; respiration, 70.
The tenderness OF the lower eXtremitles 10
the touch has considerably diminished. He
is taking with relish every two hours some
chicken broth made more nutritious by The
addition OF raw egg albumen. At 1890
Pm. TO-DAY his pulse was 100; tempera-
ture, 997; respiration, 90. We will con-
tinue 10 keep YOU advised Of the progress
Of The ease. ID. w. BLISS,
j. X BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
SPECIALLY FAVORABLE SYMPTOMS.
EXgCVTlvg MANSION, July $3.50 p. VI.
Among the other favorable symptoms of the
Presidents condition to-day Is the fact that
be is beginnDg to fad fault with his physi-
cans because they do not give him enough
70 eat. He called this afternoon for beef
steak, but upon being told that it was not
thought prudent at present to allow him to
eat such hearty food he grumbled a little,
but concluded TO compromise upon an egg
and say nc more about it. Eggs were given
him. lie wished also 10 know this afternoon
whether he couldn't be permitted to hold
Cabinet meeting. and evinced generally a
disposition 10 talk, which his physicians
were obliged to discourage and restrain.
a. la nj (0.QO D \
time to be favorable.
$3.50 p. NJ. BULLETIN (UNOFFICIAL).
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July g. $3.50 p. NJ
DR.. Bliss says that the Presidents condition
ana symptoms at this hour are favorable
and satisfactory.
Latest Official Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, June G. $50 u. NJ
Inc PRESIDENTS condition continues as IA
NofaDle as at last report. He has passed
very comfortable day, taking more nOurish-
ment lhan yesterday. Pulse, 104 tempera-
luie, 1905; respiration, 90. Unless unfl-
fOrable symptoms develOpe, no farther bull
lellns will be ssued until TO morrow mora
ilg.
LSignedl d. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
lOP. N. (UNOFFICIAL) BULLETIN.
Executive MANSION, July Go +. NJ
Only slight change has taken place in the
ffesidenps condition since the date of the
lasl Official bulletin, aud that is in the direc-
uon OF further Improvement. He is now
Testing quietly.
kilograms OF Sympathy.
FURTHER SYMPATHY FROM RICHMOND.
The State officers of the Ancient Order OF
hibernians sent the following telegram
yesterday:
10 Blaine, Washington: The Ancient
Ofaer Of Hibernians OF the Stale OF Nir-
ginia express their profound sympathy with
inc President and family and pray that he
may be spared many years yet.
}. V. REDDY, State Delegate;
EDWARD CUNMINs, State Secretary.
PORTsMoUTH's cOSDoLESCE.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Tbe following was
received to-day:
y, Portsmouth, Va, July 3D. Hon. j. q.
1Dsq'ne, Secretary Of State, Washington, ID.
~ Last night the Common Council
passed resolutions OF sympathy. The city
~ portsmouth,, Va, sends greeting and re-
!vlces In the belief that the earnest prayers
" hef people are being answered IN the
SSsnVersnce OF the President OF the United
s ~ from the hands OF a would-be asses
s's, ana eherIghes the hope for bis speedy
. e TO health and the service OF his
slgaedl J. THOMPSON BAL RID, Mayor.