The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13
ADDITIONAL DANGER
THE SUFFERING PRESIDENT
Lung Trouble Is Noticed and Fears
Are Entertained, but the Patient
Bears up HanfuIIy-rhe Csbt-
net axe the proposed Trip
TO the white Mountains
He Was Easy At
Last Accounts.
SUNDAYS REPORT.

SUNDAYS REPORT.
New York, September lO-Midnight-
The Associated Press reporter telegrsphs TO
the agent in this city as follows "a change
for the worse has occurred in the presidents
case"
Long Branch, September ll-Midnight-
The figures contained in the evening bule-
tin occssioned much anxiety, especially when
it was ascertsined that there had
boen more or less fever all day, notwith,
standing the announcement made al noon that
his temperature and respiration we're abou,
normal. General Swane on being inter,
viewed tonight, said: The president hsi
passed the day very we'll, and think he il
rs we'll rs he was yesterday. There has been
more or less fever all day, but spprehend
he will have good night.
DIR. Boynten said: The president has moi
had quite so favorable day. During Thurs.
day and Friday there wss quite decided
improvement in his condition, but on Friday
late in the evening, bis temperature and
pulse commenced to increase. He is not
he said, materially worse than yesterday
perhaps, but he has made no gain. con.
slider bis lung trouble the most serious fes
ture in his case. think the president has
sufficient vitality TO carry him through hil
present trouble sGd on to recovery, unle.I
new development of some ma
ture occurs. The trouble 10 located
in the lower and posterior portion Of the
right lung and is in my judgment the result
OF the bad condition of his blood. There are
no indications of its resulting fatally, bu,
there is great danger of his encountering
more trouble of the same kind.
DR.. Agnew, when approached on the
presidents condition tonight, referred
to his high pulse and temperature
as due 10 the usual fluctuations in the case
of the patient. Further than this, the doc.
tor did not desire to conver.e OIL the subject
AS night wore on the anxiety increased and
the scene at Elberon ususlly bordering upon
Loneliness and gloom, caused by the intense
quietness which prevails in that neighbor.
hood, became quite animated by the con.
gregsto7 ofa number of representatives o.
III pross anxious to learn the latest from the
president.
DR.. Bliss, when interrogsted, while clearly
showing by his manner that the situation
was not desirable one, did not admit tha
he was spprehensive Of any serious result
and remarked in shat connection that th,
future could not be foreseen.
MONDAYS REPORT.
Klberon, N. j., September 12-Oficis
| bulletin, 8 a. m.-The president passed al
unusually good night, his sleep being unn
terrupted except occasionally to enable hin
TO take nourishment The suppurstion from
the psrotid gland has almost entirely ceased
The opening from which the pus discharged
is rapidly healing, and his cough is less sn(
expecsoration materially diminished. Tenn
pera,ure 1874; pulse 100; respiration 1S.
ID w BLISS.
ID Il AGNEw.
Long Branch: N. j., September 18th,
noon bulletin has had the effect of sllsying
somewhat, the approximations which wer,
caused last night, aud il 10 generally conceded
by the attending surgeons that the patient i
IN more favorable condition. Whstha
he lung trouble reported a. late
hour last night, will pass away o.
develop into an sbicess, cannot ye
be predicel. II the patient passes q quie
da and nsintslns the gain made duriUg q {
night his condition Will be mora fsvorsb Q
but up to this time 1t cannot bo said that ht
has entirely overcome the lung trouble
Continued favorable condition howe, q,
may enable him 70 gain sufficient strength
to override any serious results sp
pretended from the trouble on II,
| right lung. his condition ia considered ,ue
| ficiently grave by members of the cabinet tc
| warrant postponement OF the proposed
trip TO the White mountains, and Postmas,el
General James said this morning ths, he
would go TO New ' ork, but should return
this evening. The day Is bright and bidl
fair to be quite warm.
Elberon, n. j., September 12, 2:30 d. m
DIR. Bliss feels better this morning, and
says the Presidents pulse is about 100, tenn,
psrature normal and respiration but slightly
above that peint.
Elberon, September IL, l;20 p. m.-Po,t.
master General James saw the president thi.
morning. He says he found him in good
spirits and much better than he had dared to
expect. A brief conversation occur.
red, during the course OF which
the president firmly grasped
the generals hand and spoke in very clear
voice. Tho general says his eyes to-day are
bright and natural.lookipg. The post.
MASTER general was go impressed with the
improvement that he Thinks he will vet be
able TO 20 to the White mountains. He
has gone TO New York ,hil
morning on business. As the day
passes the president improves and the sur,
geons feel encouraged and express the
opinion that the lung complication Is under
control.
Long Branch, September 1.-THE fol-
owing WAS sent ou! at hslf.past 2 o'clock
this afternoon:
To Lowell, Minister, London.
The president slept well last night and hi,
condition to-day, Is more comfortable and
more favorable. During my absence fol
a short time DR., Aghew and Dr. Hamilton
will send you q daily report.
BLAINE, Secretary.
Rlberon, September u, 6 p. m, Official
bulletin.-The president has experienced
since the issuance OF the morning bulletin a
further smeliors.ion Of symptoms. He has
been able TO take an ample amount of food
without discomfort and had several refresh
ing nape. Al the noon examination his tenn.
persturo was 90 10; pulse log and re,plra
ton 20. At $3.50 his temperature was e8G
pulse 100 and desperation lS.
d. w. Bliss
FRANK HAMILTON.
ID. HAYES AaNRw.