Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-19

continues to do we'll. he partakss OF
nourishmsnt more frequently, the guam
tity being gradually increased: Inc
stomach offers no resistance. The H.
tending surgeons express themselves a.
very much orstihed with the outlook.
The Inflammation Of the right parotid
gland is gradually subsiding.
THE sSrlKIso De. roNERrss.
WASHINGTON. August ls.-Dr. Bliss
says: DR.. Pomsrins Of Ohio. who vas
the ureeon Of General Gsrfeld's rsRt.
ment during the war. came here soon
after the President vas shot and asked
to be admitted to the Presidents room
to see the patient. Bliss replied that II
could not possibly do the President any
good to lot Pomeriue see him and might
do harm, bu. promised Pomerins to SUBJ
NIT bis request. to the other surgeons.
He did so, and they fatly refused assent
to permitting any visit from Pomertne.
Bliss reported the decision to Pomerine.
"a day or two later" says Bliss,
''Dr. Pomerins went to the White
House, went through the reception room
up stairs. and slipped into tho Prssi.
dents room while his surgeons were oil
absent from the room. While Pomerins
was beside the bed talking to him. DR..
Rryburn entered the room and very per.
emptorily invited Pomsrins to leave"
Bliss says Pomerins "snsaked' into
the Presidents room after having been
refused admission. and beosuss he was
turned out he has since asssilad the
Presidents surgeons.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. ~ 80 P. M.-Ths
Presidents condition has psrceptibly
improved during the last twenty.four
houfs. The psrotid swelling Is evidently
diminishing and has not panied him
since last night. he 10 taking today an
increased quantity OF liquid food BY the
mouth, which Is relishrd. and produces
NO gastric irritation. His pulse 10 now
l06; temperature. 98.8; respiration, II.
(Slgnsd by the physicians.)
DR.. BLISS INTERVIEWED.
w~AsuNoros. August l9-I2A0 ~
DR.. Bliss. who just came from the Pres.
idsnt's room. In reply to the question
..How IL the patient" said, "0h. be IL
getting on s%plendidly. Hs experiences
no pain from Inflammation, and the
swelling has almost entirely subsidized"
"You do not apprsheud suy further
annoyance from the psrotid gland them"
"No, SIR"
"How is his pulse this morning. doc.
tori"
"From 100 to l04 beats. and oompsr-
stiysly Arm; temperature and respira-
ton about normal. The patient has
taken today from fourteen to sixteen
ounces Of koumiss and milk Cruel"
"Does hs still relish the Cruel :"
eyes, hs appears very fond Of It,"
"Do you expect to administer any.
thing besides this
1--WE may give him something more
later In the day"
"will II bs milkf"
"Oh. no; We cannot lot him have raw
milk yet"
"What do you think Of his respiration
being below normal, doctor2"
"Oh. that does not signify anything
but extreme weakness.
STILL MORE HOPEFUL.
WASHINGTON, August ls.-Ths mid.
day bulletin shows q very favorable con.
dition for the President and has inspired
renewed hope. The doctors consider
that the trouble 10 now virtually over.
Tho President has taken more nourish-
msnt today and his stomach grows
stronger. It 10 believed that 10 several
days he can take solid food. At the
whits House the most hopeful feeling
prevails. :.
BLAINE TO LOWELL.
WASHINGTON, August $3.50 P. NJ
The condition OF the President 10 better
than at any time during the past four
days. There 10 an increase OF hopeful
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