Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
EeaG G'ssEsEDEN'E'S G0sDlTsON.
(DEaisl Bulietip,)

(Ohais Bulietin.]
ELBERON, N. j., Sept. 1G-9 q. MAT the |
examination Of the President at $50 this morn. |
Ing the Temperature wss $50. pulse lOi, respl.
ration 2l Tho iebrle rise during the night |
was net IS pronounced IS it usually has been.
There ;7as at times considerable acoelsration OF |
PULSE. lla. however, slept comparatively vel!
and toDk Minu,ants and nourishment as dlIec' |
ted. The cough was somewhat more trouble. |
some daring tho first part of The night and the
cxpeosoration rather moro ruruent The dis.
charge from tho wound is loss abundent and
not quito as healthy in appearance. Tho pulse
however, has moro volume and his general CON-
dition does not aeom to have materially change
I'd 10 any rcspaot.
EIBERoN, N. j., Sept. lG-l0:l5 O. M
The situation this morning is less favorable and
grave anxiety exists as TO whether the Presl~
| dent viii bo abo 10 overcome the result OF his
extreme debility. Bsdsores have again made
their appearance and the discharge from the
| wound Is very unsatisfactory.
! LONG BRANCH, Sept. lG-l0:25 o. m.-The
| Prcsjdant passed fairly good night. During
tho rGrly part, however, no was considerably
troubled with coughing. moro 80 than on the
previous night. Ills general condition. while
not materially changed, is not go favorable this
morning. la fact he has mado no gain. and
thcro he's been gradual but not marked falls
ing of. There arc no nov complications or in.
dica!ons of any. but the general condition OF
| tho patient shows that no has not made any
repair daring tho past forty eight hours; hence
be is not considered to be in as good condition
this morning Tho wound has assumed more
unhealthy appearance and the discharge from it
has boon growing moro unsatisfactory since
yesterday morning Thoro is no decided Diff
ierenoo iH tho discharge Of this morning from
that Of last night but 1t is of no better chsrao-
tor. Small bod sores have again made their
appearance. These. Dr.. Boynton says. arc
oAuscl from constant lying in tho bed and are
attributable principally to tho extreme debility
of tho patient. Tho sores havo appeared here's
tolorc. but recently they healed and for some
days havo not been disturbing or annoying
feature in the case. The circulation OF tho
patient. DR.. BOyDtou says, is good and the
pulse is not OF more depressed or unfaVorablc
character than it has been. Tho anxiety which
DOW prevails is whether or not tho President
will BIO ablo to Withstand the burden which he
! is COW carrying. DR.. Boynton says that he still
has hope that no will, but it is question which
can only be determined by the flu ure. The
patients mind is also very weak and shows
evidences OF disturbances by tho continued
. authorizations. These conditions ara apparent
, throughout tho dsy now, which indicates that
The general situation is less hopeful than IL has
oil late been pictured. There is still c0ntinu,
! anco OF the surpuration of tho paroid gland.
GA tho whole the oaso Insy be summed up with
,, tho assertion that the present is moment Of
extreme anxiety. and devoid of sufficient gtound
y for assuming that tho patient will overcome
= tho excessive debility which has established
. itself. All BRO hopeful, however. especially
l. d.. Boynton, who asserts his opinion. without
hesitation that tho probabilities are that there
is sufficient vitality left TO override tho present
j unlavorable symptoms; hut, on tho othor hand
" a." he 10 ua@lllpg to eraut that Lhcro is anything
y to warrant a sauGuipo opinion 10 that cffcot.
!, MIR. Z. y. Rockwell, ono OF tho President
" attendants, 10 authority for tho statement tina
u tho resspiention. which has been QUO Of the
a annoying features OF tho Presidents case, ha
reaupe1ui. ColoutlJ Rockwell aud Swain
however. appear to entertain different opinion
q rpaubuarfnr :-"'-,..h I--'--- a. : - -
# IL II reliably sscarialncd that Tho President
!. tu'sn foHeheu ljo during tho night. notwith.
s'ahdlag tho faot that tho febiio rise wss M
" 80 PRONOUNCED az 1t usnhy has been.
ELBERoN N. d., Sept. lG-l:IO D. m,-Tbt
v tfrside6t y e1Ddltio0 ut this hour is uncbapreJ
n ATTY Gtn MacFtaGh considers tho casa a
Warranting eSnoIno aoxoiy, but maintains ths
~Mle thcro IL 30 Particular point which can b
SAID TO have DEVELOPED to au alarming extent
O inc general condition. which includes tho OK
'Ienio debility or tho patient. il necessarily ont
. OF grave apprehension.
ELEEnON. N. j., Stpt. lG -2:0j D. m,-Dr
BLISS says there was sight febriIe rise. cnm
o meueing at ii o'clock, which remained i
nearly II. At tho noon reading OF tho Pr;ai
! DENT condition ha rulGo YVES ia. Temperature
I ~ =. respiration Il. At this hour his puls0 is
loS. temperature not much abovo normal. The
patient has not betu placed in his chair to dav
on account OF tho iebto rise which occurred
NEW YORK. Sept lG.-The specials from
3 ElDeson arc OF most gloomy character,
. livery hing Indicates that tho President il an.
prnauhiug another orisis.