, 1881-08-30
A PRECIOUS LIFE.
1t Has Becri* snatched as
a Brand'*from the
Burning
Garfield Nowx,Has a Good
Change To- Turn The
I. Last Corner.
!
Tho Wound Itself No Longer
u Vital Point Of Dam
ger.
Discovery that !: the Bullet Is
Moving Nearer TO tho
Skin.
The Carbunc1e on the Right
Cheek Diminishing
in Size.
Still Another lnc1ston, tle Fifth. Male
Yesterday with The Surgeons
Knife,
=
Conflicting Interviews with the Sur.
geons-Recitala Of Other
Folks.
The oarbunc1e on the Right
Cheek Diminishing
in Size.
Sttll Another Inctsfon, tile FiitIt. Male
Yesterday with The Surgeons
Knife,
Conflicting Interviews with the Sur.
geons-Reoitala Of Other
Folks.
OUT OF THE: VALLEY.

rH1: uonp EEws.
Special Ditpdtth to 7nt CHICAGO Tribune.
WAsl1lSart'S, D. C.. Aug. :.,1-Gond news
fs ensily toll. 1t has been another hopeful
.ay. Tlie President still seems 10 be or tho
rnasl to recovery. Tho doctors say that. Ile
will live, asl there IL great joy ut tic White
House. The Improvement III tho Presidents
condition, which commenced on Saturday,
Inns cunttli.Hal without interruption, nnd tn
night Tho terrible Rw9lltnx In thu pnroiisl
gland, the tu,nefactton% of which Ind mt
been reduced at nom, Is reported to BIZ con-
stslerably slmintsllcl. nnd the quantity Of
pus discharged tuml it'lias bceh very con-
siderable. Thu Indications sincn the evening
bulletin, ti0weyer, nte }t,at nliDtlter slnctsfon
will have IL be lMa1n Tomorrow to relieve
another pis cell, which was noticed to be-
forming Tonight. This bulletin this morning
WAS nwaitett with great anxiety. Tho pc
rlod between y anil O'Clock In tho morning
1tns been 49, ,ii''.' e
riIl: rnEs1pEsr's' wossr TINE, :.
arl until 1t IN certain that the President Is
agaIn On tho dcl'nit road' to recovery those
h1trs will l,e awaited with anxiety. The
President Ind n comfortable might. Thu
morning bulletin showed. at: lcast, TINT
the President wasai:!icIi.ng Ills. own.
4'*a u1!oApeGteA '1AA !ARpI4tAs ltE IlkSI~
dent ''atl pnsscqSE through mn.
other critical 1ln!E and !" :. was no
worse: Tug nioritlna Helm, however. dill
not make 1t possible to shy that the President
wis any botter. Tite surgeons would not
say 80. They simply sai'l llIat lle wns mattl-
thinning Its own. and was no worse. Ut
course. they meant lint llo still was IN worry
critical condition. fllo pulse was high, H.
dlcatlng his very weak condition, but
THE 1lt:srti:AritlH,
which was 50 ll1gll yesterday MS 10 oxcite
sous concern, liatl falien to within two;
prints OF normal. This, improvement
IN tlle respiration, III connection with tho
examinations of Tho lungs made saw
er1l times during the dny. showed
ulat tho fears entertained. by sumo Ut tie
Surgeons yesterday. that I'LL ubscess might
fnrm III tlle lungs. was not ut least rs yet
realized. Tile respiration WIS greatly re-
duusli, wllito tue lungs werp fonntl' 10 be
perfcetly strnng., Tho noon bulletin slowed
something Of n decrease Of pulse. and tho
SURGEONS reported tllo nthcr symptoms fnyur-
able. This evening tile most hopeful lntlIca-
tion Is reduction. Ii, Ito size ot
= THE SWOLLEN GLANp.
1t Inns bccm so muc1! diminished by tho
freq discharges that the ontltna Of It
Is plainly dIscernib1c. It still remains,
however, huge, hard: lnmp bplnw
the car. Tho pulso antt temperature tonight
aro hyler thai cpi,ftt he wtstu1. thu INN.
mraturu being two fIeurcs nboyo normal.
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