Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-29

again Q strong hold, the eneot OF today's
good tidines, and everywhere is NOTICE.
Able the better feeling that prevails.
The gloom has been lifted from the city.
The President has rested quietly. and
there has been nothing 10 disturb him.
he has percsptibly improved during the
dsy. though 1t was not q marked i'm.
proyement until II could bs said at 5
o'clock that the President was better
than hs was at noon. He has talked
but very little, bat that has been because
they would not let him talk. The pulse
has remained pretty steady and retained
its improved tone and character. There
has not been any marked fever. The
beats OF the pulse we're from l06 to l0s
per minute. His general appearance
has improved, and his skin 10 soft and
moist.
At . s'cleek P. n. General Swain sen,
q dispatch that the President was better
than hs b d been for . week past. Dol.
Rockwell Endorsed this dispatch. which
was not reserved In any particular. bu,
made the statement without any quslih.
cation.
COLONEL RocxwrLL HAPPY.
"Hs 10 holding right upt to the mark"
said Colonel Rockwell.
Colonel Rockwell continuing. said
"Thers 10 an improvement oil round.
I mean to include every symptom. BE
is going to get we'll, I believe. but 70.
member at the same time that the Prssi.
dent 10 still in . most dangerous condi.
ton. We take the good that the gods
send us, and will thank them for more
Of the same kind. It 10 psrcepibls.
very perosptibls. that be 10 improving"
FAVORABLE SYMPTOMS.
At hslf.psst Ave this afternoon Mar
shall Henry. who came from the private
part Of the house reported that the Pres
idsnt wal resting quietly. The heavy
sleepIness, which was an alarming feature
yesterday. had disappeared.
Secretary Window said at half.psst 9
O'Clock. a. be came from the surgeons
room, 1.-THE President 10 still better"
General Swain said at 2 o'clock
"Thers 10 nothing In the least upfavor-
able. Everything Ia the other way"
Although the Presidents pulse and
temperature rose slishtly during the al.
tsrnoon. be continued to do well. At 3
p. n. General Swain tslsgrspbed q
friend /: 1.-THE improvement 10 the Pres.
ident's condition Ia still maintained.
We are all hopeful. and some sonfi.
dent"
TEE rRxsIDrSr DEsIREs TO SEE urs
CHILDREN.
About the middle Of the afternoon
the President expressed q desire to soc
his daughter Mollis. and when she en-
tered the room and came to the bedside.
he took her hand and asked her about
her health. She replied that she vss
we'll, and inquired how be himself was.
He said II am better. Ask your
mother II the boys cannot some To-.
Soon aiterwArd James came TO the bed
and was greeted by bis father Affection
atrly. The Presidents pulse. however.
rose with the excitement and emotion OF
this interview with tho children. and II
was thought best not 10 allow Harry TO
see him.
SPONTANEOUS OVATION TO TRUE
WOMAN.
Late this afternoon Mrs. GARFIELD and
her daughter Mollis. with Mr.. Rudolph
and G. c. Rockwell. Of St. Louis. went
out for q drive. Mrs. Garfield looked
bright and che srfu As the carriage
passed through the main gateway on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, around which q
crowd had fingered oil day. she respond.
ed with q bow and smile to the saluta.
tons Of the guard and to the greetings
Of one or two scquaintsnoss passing In.
Some one standing near the gateway
cried {: "Thst 10 Mrs. Garfield" and BY
q spontaneous impulse oil the men in
the crowd took Of their hats and stood
with uncovered heads while the carriage
passed.
sHIoHrrl FACES.
All the members OF the Cabinet called
at the Executive Mansion today. Many
Of them called often and there was rather
moro than the usual number Of private
callers. The faces Of all were brighter
and more hopeful and o general feeling
Of encouragement seemed TO prevail.
The evening bulletin Was regarded a.
lsirly satisfactory. although the fsbrils
rise was rather more marked than bad
been anticipated. During the evening
the President rested quietly and his
fever by II o'clock had subsidized.
DIR. BoYSTos sTATss TEE CASE.
DR.. Boyuton at $50 this evening gsvs
the following statement Of the aspect Of
the Presidents case: "In my opinion
all symptoms tonight show marked i'm.
provement. In the Arst place, In his
mind, which was for q week more or less
affected by his vitiated and impover-
ish.d condition His blood 10 nov per.
fectly clear and active. Up to Friday
night or Saturday morning I don't think
his will power has had for six or seven
days any sustaining influence upon his
body. BE had no strong will power.
Since yesterday morning. however. there
has been 10 this respect . noticeable
change. Not only 10 hs NOR. cheer.
iul and hopeful. but bis will has
recovered It's power Of sustained efiori.
aud 1t il now cooperating With his vital
energies In this struggle Of his whole
being for life. The condition OF his
stomach. 90 far ~ ability to take food 10
concerned. continues good, and / think
there 10 q further slight improvement In
the processes OF assimilation and nutri'
ton. He has swallowed today more
than thirty ounces Of liquid nourist.
mspt, consisting chiefly Of beef juice.
pep,onixed milk and milk porridse. and
has had In addition two nutritive spa.
mats. This supply OF food 10 entirely
adequate II properly sssimilstsd."
Oh. woopwARD's CRITICAL POINT.