The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-09-06

The Presidents Hopeful Condition.

il was lower than for several days al the Same
hour, being 100. The doctors do not think it
as at all unsatisfactory.
After the afternoon bulletin the pulse re-
coded slightly. Everything considered, he
could not be better at this time. "
The President this morning required to ms
desire to be removed. The physicians had
been discussing this point and were unahl-
nous that at the earliest moment possible
the President should be removed. 1t IS now
that any change would be desirable. DR..
Bliss told the President he would be removed
as soon as it would be safe. Bliss said he
could not promise to take the President to
the place of his great desire, his home at
Mentor, before a shorter journey was ttken.
The Doctor SAYS while the matter of re
moval is again under earnest discussion there
has been no discussion as TO the objective
points. Opt. Henry, after canvassing the
matter at the White House, has come to the
conclu sion that a trip down the river on the
Tallap7sa will be the first change in case The
President RECEIVERS sufficiently, OF which no
doubt is now expressed. The Tallaposa will
arrive here tomorrow and very likely await
the Presidents ~recuperation. The only sign
that his strength is being renewed IS that
when he is turned over or his side to dress
the wound, he assisted in a sli. ut measure
both his morning and evening i'll the turning
movement.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-Dr. Bliss said: L
have received a number of letters to-day com
menting favorably upon our use of alcoholic
siimulau,s in this case, but the writers never
having seen the patient, are not Qlallled 10
i1doe as to the wisdom of the measures we
have taken during the recent period OF ex-
haustion. and any reduction in the quantity
of whisky given was Immediately followed by
a warning of danger, viz: a feeble and tluctu-
ating pulse. l. was largely by stimulation
that he was kept up during the worst stages
of olardular inflammation. Since The even
ing bulletin his pulse has fallen to 104.
DR.. Revhurn says that no importance Whist
ever should be attached to the fact mentioned
in the $40 bulletin, that the gland has made
an opening spontaneously into the mouth.
No nus found its way through this opening,
and it is not likely that any will, for the rea-
son that it cali escape much more easily
through the external outlet. The opening in
the mouth is about the middle of the cheek,
and in & position in which the patient lies
most of the time, there are two or three eX-
tprnal openings lower down, which drain all
the pus from that part Of the gland with
which tie mouth is in communication No
danger whatever of any kind is apprehended
from this new feature of the ~glandular sup
Duration of pus. Reyburn says it is not like
" TO Get into the mouth, and even if it should
it would DO no harm. At this hour. 1l:3O ,.
m, his pulse ia nearly down again to 100;
tpmperatnre and respiration normal, and con
dition as satisfactory as at any time during
the day.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 81, o:5o p: III
The President has passed a better day than
for some Tine past de mas taken MS ioou
with increased relish, and the usual afternoon
rise Of temperature did not occur. At the
evening dressing the fluid used to wash out
the ,arotiI ahscass found its way into his
Wv - n,I,inh # Ala ma, mis- aferooous showing
No. ,hnt , y inIn his m0n,h has Snontsy1o
on',s1y octnr rnI7 The abscpss is discharciun
fraaI51 al tha SWELLING confines diminish.
;rr Tba,a is some increase in the discharre
Of pus from the wound. His pulse IS lO9;
temperature, $50; respiration, Is
- a.
MANSION A"SusI 81: l-:fo 2,
Ll.-AI Iile "irss'h% VI 'lo llreluett ""uia
to be djschareing freely. 1t looks we'll and
has materially decreased in size. The wound
remains in about the same slate. His gen
eral condition is evidently more favorable
thah at TINS honry est .iuay, iu'se' 99' 'e'n-
peraitte' 90 Il lesPlIl'loH'
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las mad less FEVER tlis eEeHihS Il'@H "p"h au>
previous evening si'ice ne was "o"ii'eu' ~
night at SIX O'Clock MS temperature was nor
nal. HIS entire Gay Il is peen ilost e4eour7
aging III al Ms ~ lnP'o 'N"N
SEM paC one report "alS'
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