Daily Republican., 1881-07-26

: and attending friends. He is also abl
/ to raise his body, but, Of course, we d
. not permit him to make any exertiol
: whatever"
DIR. Bliss, in conclusion, said all tn
indications led him to believe that tn
, President was once more on the higl
road to convalesence, and would i'm
prove from day to day.
The following are the official and un
Official kilograms issued since 2.25, D
n, yesterday until 1.3O a. m., thi.
morning:
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 2,15 p. M
Doctor Bliss, at 2 Is reports "Every.
thing is going VOL. There has been nc
re-appearance of fever, and the Presi.
dent is sleeping quietly"
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 4.3O p. M
DR.. Reyburn reports that the condition
of the President has not materially
changed since noon. The febrile rise,
which has always occurrf in the lat
ter part Of the day, is now becoming
noticeable, but the fever is not high,
and is not accompanied by any particu-
larly unfavorable symptoms.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHING.
TON, ID. G., July 25-7l'. M.-The Pres
ident has done well during the day.
His afternoon fever did not come on un-
Til after three o'clock. 1t is somew hat
higher than yesterday, but there is no
chill. At noon his pulse was l04 tenn
perature, 9S.4; respiration, 90 At 7
=. NJ, his pulse was 10 /; temperature,
lOl s; respiration, "a.
ID. w. BLISS, j.. j. WOODWARD,
j. X. BARNES, RoBERT REYRURN.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 10. 30 F. M
The condition Of the President tonight
is said by DR.. Bliss to be in every way
favorable and encouraging. The after
noon fever, which came on about three
o'clock, has nearly subsidized, and the
patients pulse and temperature are both
at this nour below 100. He is sleeping
quietly, and all the surgeons have left |
the Mansion except Doctors Bliss and
Woodward, who are on duty.
DESP ATCH TO MINISTER LOWELL.
WASHINGToN, ID. G., July 25.-The
following gdespatch was sent tonight by
the Secretary of State:
LOWELL, Minister, London: The
President has passed !, fairly contorta-
Gle day. Toward nightfall his pulse
Ind temperature rose higher than was
and the flow of pus was not
quite so free as desired. At II o'clock,
?. NJ. his symptoms are more favorable,
giving promise of general improvement
(Signed)
BLAINE, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington,
July 20, l.30 A. M.-The Presi lent's
ever has subsided, and at this hour he
> sleeping quietly. The physicians are
iozing, and the members of the Presi
lent's household, with the exception
# the attendants in the sick room, have
ID retired for the night.
Dr. Hamilton returned to New York
It 10. Is last evening, but will probably
ome back here in Two or three days.
)r. Agnew is on his way here from
Philadelphia and will arrive about
Midnight.
DR.. Agnew reached Washington at
midnight, and was at once taken to the
esidence of Attorney General Mac
Teagh, where he will remain over
light.
Ex-senator COnkling called with Sen
tor Jones soon after noon Yesterday
they were received in the Cabinet
ooin by Private Secretary Brown, and
)r. Bliss came out to see them. Mr..
was Informed since yester-
ay. He expressed much relief; and
sked to have his earnest sympathy {
lade known to Mrs. Garfield and the
resident when he was able to receive .
message. |
DR.. Bliss being questioned last even ,
lg with regard to the results of PrGtes- !
Dr. Bells recent experiments with the
Induction balance and their bearing c
pom the Presidents case. He said he
nderstuOl that the experiments had
q reasonably successful, and that Pro. t
,ssor Bell had been able to locate a ball |
nbeded in the flesh at "a depth of about h
vo inches. He hoped that the method $
ould prove to be practicable and "a
lluable, but no application of it to the q
residents case would be made at i,
resent. If the bali should become a Il
'urse of disturbance and danger n con c
ngency which he did notaDnrehend it a
light be worth while, even in the Pres. 0
emt's present condition, to try the in |,
lction balance as Il means of definite /
: locating it but az long as the ball Il
yes no trouble, its exact location ~ "
1t a matter of vital importance. 1t t,
ln be found at later day, when the S
resident shall have grown better and t,
ronger. In reply to II question with
gard to the Presidents physical 9
rengtb, DR.. Bliss said Gle is, of Il
'urse, weak but not so weak as seems 81
be generally supposed. He moves A
$ arms and legs very freely, can help "
mself in turning over, and, by clasp tt
g his hands around the neck of one Of tt
9 attendants, lie can support part Of &
5 weight while being lifted. The grip n
his hand is still quite firm and
rong." W
In conclusion. DIR. Bliss expressed b
tire satisfaction with the condition Of b
e President tonight and renewed con- W
.er CO in his ultimate recovery. X
Given up by Doctors. r.