Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-18
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ELBERoN, N. j., Sept. II, 8 A. NJ
AT the morning examination
and dressing of the President his
temperature was SO s.; pulse, l08
and respiration, 81. The huctua.
tion of the pulse during the night
varied from 116 to 1870, the temper.
ature during this time not divert
ing much from the normal. He
slept quite we'll. taking nourish-
ment vt proper intervals. His
cough was not troublesome and the
expectoration moderate. The dis
charge from the wound is more
healthy and the color of the granu-
lations slightly improved.
BLISS AND AGNEW.
McveSgh's dispasoh tn Lowell.
ELBERoN, September 17.-There
has been no every marked change
in the Presidents condition, but it
Is not at this hour reassuring. The
different symptoms are almost all
slightly aggravated. The temper
ature anu pulse have huctuated
more than usual, and the respira-
tion is rather more frequent, while
the character of the discharge COLI
tlnues to be unsatisfactory.
MCVEAGH.
The Prssiueues Case ~ sesiou-.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-The Post s
Long Branch special says: Boyn.
ton says that there has been II
subsidence of the aggravated symp.
tohs of yesterday. He looks for a
quleter day. The Presidents mind
is rather clearer and brighter
Last night he was fiighty and his
pulse fuctuated. AS usual there
was some fever, but not as much as
during some previous nights. Re-
ferriag to the discharge of clot Of
blood from the wound, DR.. Boyn-
ton said it had no particular
Significance except that 1t shows
an unhealthy state of the wound
and is characteristic of bad pus.
The lung trouble comes from small
abscesses rather than one large ab.
scess. They begin in Inflammation
aud culminate in suppuration, ul-
timately breaking down the It's
sues. Some of these email abscess-
es might have begun come time
ago, and others may be forming
now. He wouldn't say that there
was any permanent improvement; !;
it was only temporary ameliora-
tion Of symptoms.
ELBERoN, Sept. 17.--Dr. Boyn-
ton ooxyo that II foo a haftar 0hnnf
the Presidents condition this
morning than yesterday morning.
He does not consider that there is
any marked improvement, how
ever, excepting that the wound
looks better. The Cabinet is ex-
pected this afternoon. Defibrinat-
ed beef blood is being administered
to the President by enemata.
Arrangements are being made to
have fresh blood brought here daily
The patient had two ounces last
night and three this morning.
Bliss does not think there has been
any marked change for the better
in the Presidents case. The wound
however looks better this morning,
the pulse being Of q more healthy
character. suppuration from the
parotid gland is Q trifle less than
has been. The lung trouble has
not increased in area and ia consid,
cred to be in better condition.
The cough is less annoying and ex-
pectorations are not 80 exhaustive.
A better day than yesterday is ex.
pected. The pulse is now 1862.
ELBERoN, Sept. II, P. NJ. The
President had rigor about ii
O'Clock this morning. 1t lasted
about 20 minutes, during which
time the pulse ran up to 1877. After
the rigor passed off The President
vomited considerab y. The pu's
at this hour has decreased to 120;
temperature, 101o, and respira-
tion, "a.
ELBERON, Sept. II, P. M.-The
situation Is decidedly critical, mas
much as there is great probability
that more chills will occur. II
now transpires that there were in
dications of rigor yesterday. The
President also suffered from over.
eating last night, being troubled
with pains in his stomach. Boyn'
tOuS III hueWeT W luJuiIAcc oboTtIy y
after the rigor became known, said
it was one OF many uDfavorable
symptoms which mus. be looked
for at this stage, at the same time
repeating remark made hereto
fore, to the effect that everything
terrible follows the existence O.
chronic py@mia. Great apprehen.
sion prevails.
NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE Post,
Long Branch special dated lilo P
NJ. says: About noon the Presiden
had q severe rigor, which lastet
half an hour. 1t was plainly Z
py@mic chill, and it is believed to
have originated in pus confined
somewhere. 1t is not known
whether this pent-up pus is In thu
lung or in the wound. or course
this new complication inoreas
% the gravity of the situa
tion. The President Is worse
LONG BRANCH, 1880 P. M.-Aftel
the rigor passed of the Presiden+
commenced perspiring freely. Dur
ing the prevalence of the riRor th'
patient WAS delirious.