Daily Republican., 1881-08-30

yesterday afternoon before this hour;
to-day he has nOLe. OF courDe he may
have, and probably will have some be-
fore evening; but there is none yet. His
progress has been more even to-day
than yesterday. The extreme range OF
his pulse since morning has not been
greater than six beats. The gland is
looking better and discharging more
freely and Its sizs has diminished. His
skin is moist and natural in tone; his
tongue is clear and shows healthier
condition of the mucous membranes;
his stomach is ass:miating food better,
and his mind is perfectly and absolute
ly clear. Of course, all these things
give us great encolragement,a and while
! recognize the fact that the President
il still IN dangerous condition, feel
no hesitation in saying that think the
chances now are in favor of his recov-
cry"
There was no material change in the
Presidents condition during the after
noon until about u quarter past 1, when
the usual tebrile rise began, and his
temperature, for the first time since
u.
The pulse and temperature both reached
about their maximum at the evening
examination, when they were re3pec-
lively no and 100.
In an interview with a reporter of the
Associated Press during the preparation
of the evening bulletln, DR.. Bliss re-
piled to questions as follows;
"What d. you think of the condition
of the President lO-night?'
"He is better; almost every symptom
shows improvement 20 a greater or less
degree"
GLOW are his pulse and tempera-
ture?'
"iis pulse is the same as last night
lilo. lis fever is a little higher II
did not come on so ear y as yesterday,
but there is "a tritle more of it. don't
regard tuat fact, however, as havi.g
any grraJ Importance II is easy enough
accounted tor
"lu what way"
"rnere was a good deal Os confined
pus in the parotld swelling. The pa
tlent is very sensitive to the influence
of retained pus. AS soon US pus ac-
cumulates anywhere his temperature
shows it. We goJ it pretty much all
out AT the evening dressing, but it had
already mad lis effect The fever will
soon sLbslde now.
All the members of the Cabinet have
been at the Executive Mansion to night
but all have now, at ll.3O, gone home.
The President AlE rested quietly
throughout the evening, sleeping most
OF the time, and his fever has subsueu.
DR.. Bliss reports his pulse at this hour
at about l0S, and his temperature nor
nal or nearly so.
The latest Bulletins up to 1.3O A. Nj.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 p. NJ
The daily rise OF the Presidents tell
perature began later this afternoon than
yesterday, but rose eight ttenths of Il de-
gree higher. The frequency of his
pulse Is now the same as at this hour
yesterday.
lIo has taken willingly the liquid
food prescribed during the day and had
beside, during the morning a small
piece of milk toast. At the evening
dressing II pretty free discharge OF
healthy pus took place from the paro-
It'd swelling, which is pelceptibly di-
minishing in size. The wound mani
tests no material change. Pulse, no;
temperature, 1905; respiration, Is.
ID. w. BLISS,
}. X. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. kEVBURN,
+. III. HAMILTON,
u. II. AGNEw.
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MIN 1sTER LOW
ELL.
The following was sent this after
noon:
LOWELL, Minister, London. Pres
ident had a good night, and Is having a
good day At this hour, +. NJ, ms
bulse is lO3, showing decrease from
the forenoon. For many days past tho
pulse has shown decided increase by
this time in the afternoon. His respi-
ration is normal All other symptoms
are reported by his surgeons to be IA
vorable.
BLAINE, Secretary.
WAsuINGToN, d. G. August 90
Secretary Blaine sent the following
telegram to Minister Lowell early to-
eight.
To towel, Minister, London. AT
halt-past ten tonight the general con-
dtion of the President is favorable,
Late in the afternoon his pulse rose TO
1l2, and his temperature to 100, bolh
little higher than the surgeons expect
ed. Pulse has now fallen 10 1903, and
fever is subsihing. The paroiid swell
ing is steadily improving, and Is at
last diminishing in size Approhen.
sious of serious blood poisoning grow
less every hour.
BLAINE, Secretary
THE LATEST.
ExcuT1vE MANSION, August 80, l.D
A. NJ. Everything is quiet inthe sick
rom, with no indications of any UNI
usual change in the presidents condi-
tion. The physicians are dozing, ant
the members OF the family have retired.