Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-29

Moro H0pelul-he nay ieS 1.-Two
EVERYBODY Feeling Better-Latest
Oficial News To-day.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Az.
gust $3.50 P. x.-Ths improvement
In the Presidents condition declared
yesterday afternoon IL still maintained
he continues to take willingly the liquid
food given BY the mouth, and 10 spps.
rently digesling Il. The stimulants and
nutriments given by ensmata are also
retained. At the evening dressing an
increased quantity OF healthy looking
pus was discharged from the suppurst'
ing parotid. The appearance OF the
wound has not perceptibly changed
aimee the morning dressing. But little
rise in temperature Of pulse has taken
place since noon, and the pulse 10 per.
csptibly stronger than at this time yes
t.rdsy; pulse ITO. temperature 1871. res
piration 20.
(Signsd BY the physioisns.)
BLAISr 10 LOWELL.
The following telegram was sent to-
nigh. : To Lowell, Minister at London
The condition OF the President at 10
o'clock tonight continues a. favorable
as could be expected. Within the past
thirty hours his improvement has given
great encouragement to the attending
surgeons. he swallows an adequate
supply Of liquid food. The parotid
swelling discharges freely and gives
promise Of marked improvement. His
mind 10 perfectly clear. He has perhaps
. little more fever than vas anticipated.
and his respiration 10 somewhat above
normal. The general feeling 10 one Of
hopsiulness. Two or three days more
Of improvement will DO needed to in.
spire confidence. .
(Sisned) BLAINE, Secretary.
THE PRESIDENTS IMPROVEMENT.
CHICAGO, August 2s.-An Inter Ocear
special from Washington says: The I'm
provemept In the Presidents condition
Is continued. Daring the afternoon be
continued to take liquid food. chiefly
chicken broth and koumiss.
It 10 remarked as Q singular fact that
this Is the Hrst Sunday since the Presi.
dent was shot that he has not been
worse. and the conclusion 10 reached BY
. somewhat illogical process OF reason.
ing that the day marks an era OF re.
oovsry IS against tho preceding era oil
decline.
PRAYERS, rTc.
CLEVELAND. August 28.-Ths bulletins
from Washington were read from the
city pulpits today. and special prayers
for the recovery Of the President were
offered In churches Of all denominations
throughout Northern Ohio. Extra edi.
tons OF the newspapers were published
here. and bulletins posted 10 conspicuous
places we're eagerly scanned.
OFFICIAL BuLLrTIs.
ExEcurryE MANSION. WASHINGTON,
August 28-l2:3O P. N.-At the morn.
ing dressing Of the President several
ysllowish points were observed below
the ear, Just over tbs swollen psrotid
gland, and an insision being made,
about . teaspoonful Of healthy-looking
pus escaped. There was also some dis
charge OF pus through W openings
into the ear and the incision mentioned
In previous bulletins.
The wound looks rather less indolent
than Il has been doing for several days
past. Since the morning bull-tin there
has been some rise OF temperature, but
little increase In frequency OF pulse,
and in other respects no material change
has occurred. Pulse, 104; temperature.
1915; respiration, IL.
DIR. Bliss RroovrRs HOPE.
WASHINGTON. August 2s.-Dr. Bliss,
In an interview this forenoon with an
Associated Press reporter. said the
change since yesterday in the Presi.
dents condition 10 sufficient to justify
him in modifying the views then enter
tanned BY himself as to the extreme
gravity OF the crisis. and that hs now
sutertsins great hopes Of the Presidents
ultimate recovery. He said the pus dis.
charged this morning. both from the
wound aud from the openings in the
paro,id gland. is improved In character.
and that the quantity discharged from
the latter had increased considerably
sine, yesterday. While the inaamma-
ton Of the parotid gland was In . pro.
Rressivs state. the Presidents symp-
toms became more and more alarming ;
but now that Il 10 ~subsiding. his symp
toms are steadily improving. and be
thought Il doubtful whether any further
serious trouble would arise from the
glandulsr swelling.
DIR. BoYNToN ALSO MORE HoPEyuL-HE
SAYS THE BLOOD POISONING Il DIS.
APPEARrNo.
DR.. Boynton said hs felt very much
encouraged at the situation this morn
ing. The Presidents mind, he says. is
clear. His pulse is steady. and he has
this morning taken considerable nour-
ishment. consisting Of beet tea and por-
ridge. On Friday last, during the day.
the doctor said be felt that the case was
almost hopeless, but in the evening.
when he observed that tho Presidents
mind began to clear up. and the patient
became rational. his hopes returned.
The continued absence Of mental dis
turbanos sincs Friday evening he consid-
ers = very hopeful feature. but more than
this, he also thinks that the blood pol.
soping 10 being more rapidly eliminated,
and a. o result the food is better assimi-
lated, aud 10 being transformed into
richer and purer blood. which. a. II cir