The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-30

was found to be doing well. 1t sill
continues to discharge freely. The
character Of the puS discharged has
not changed materially since yester-
day, but is thicker and healthier
than a few days since. While
dressing and cleaning the wound
this morning, the cleansing catheteI
entered to a depth of fully twelve
inches. DR.. Boynton, who was II
the sick room the greater part of last
night, says the President paSSeds
good night, sleeping most of the
time. His sleep was more natural
than on any night during the past
week. During intervals of wakefUl
ness, his mind was perfectly clear
| Once about 2 am. when awake ana
While taking some nOuriShment, he
remarked to Dr.. BOyntOn, evidently
referring to his several relapSeS-
doctor, [ wonder how many mora
stations | will have to stop at" De
BoyntOn says the President looks
better and feels better this morning.
The doctors hope is Strengthened
owing to the fact that the President
has held his own through another
day and night. He viii feel content
and satisfied with a continuance of
this stationary period for a few
days. After tnat he hopes the work
of repair and recuperatiOn will com
mence. At this hour the surgeons
report the condition quite as favor
able as at the morning examination
HAMILTON HAILED.
| he
GrGpbic:' Hamilton arrived this
morning and said t. a reporter: !
think you will be satisfied if [ tell
you the President is going to gel
well.
There is no doubt of it in yew
mind, doctor? None whatever now
[ have no time now to dwell ~
length on the subject auG beg voc
will excuse me. The worst has
passed away.
Is there any indication that an a5-
scess has formed on the Presidents
lungs, and has one been discovered
in one Of the joints If his limbs Sc
indicated in the morning papers,
Neither report is true, replied TIE
doctor, and furthermore Il ere is net
the slightest indication of either.
Washington, %, Executive Man
sion, 121 p.m-RurO,s were afiesE
this morning that an Examination
had been made of the Presidents
lungs, and unmiStab. be evidence
in the ape of pUs accumulation
was discovered of tie S condary "a
py3mic stages of blood poisoning
, At noon, DR.. Reybu.n said: S.Bce
the Z eSident's condition became ST
low, We have examined his lungs
carefully every day, and always
found them healthy. The report
that pus cavities have formed JheTs
is entirely unfOuuttd. There are
no new complications whatever III
the Presidents case aud 10 unfavOF-
able features viii Ii are not alreadV
known He continues to 10 WeB.
! EXecut Y. Nh sitn. 1 30p.m.-As
the morning dyessn G Of he Press
dent. An addit;o- al point of sup
pur~ ton Wis recognized in tEiS
swollen face, VIII Oh being inciSed
gave exit to some healthy looking
pas. Other Operi gs on the ex-eriCy
of the swelling are likewise dis
charging, but though less tense the
tumtfaction has not materia2g
| diminished in size. Nothing new
has Teen observed in the condition
of the wound The usual rise OF
temperature has not yet occurred.
and the general condition is nCI
materially changed. Pulse 103, tenn
peratCre $50, respiration Is. 4
! (Signed) ID. ". Hiss,
J.K. BARNES, ~
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBT. REYBURN.
d. II. AGNEW.
BLISSFUL.
New York, 29.-The Times Wash
/ inGton special covers the following
! important points: In conversation,
/ last night, With-Dr. Bliss, the doctor
was asked, is there any danger OF
other glands being attacked? Z
have personally gone carefully over
all The surgical records IF theWaT
with the view TO thatYeTy question
besides which my personal expert
ence with gunshot wounds has beer
veIy~large, and | don't know Of any
! instance where a second gland fever
became involved through trOumatlc
parotitis. That never occurs fexcep
IN cases Of distinct py@mia, which
he said with marked emphasis, the
President never has had. There h&
been no other swelling, even OF the
Emphatic glands, SO far as haze
been able to discover. There
have been a few eruptiORs
on the back, caused by blood
poisoning, but they were not gland
ular and they have subsidized. The
bullet has given no trouble and viii
give none. Ultimately it will be
removed. It has changed its pesi-
ton since it entered the body, an6
has worked its way downward to
the vicinity of the rectum. We
know pretty well where it is. DC
not think it is imbedded in any Of
the muscular tissues. OF course Il
it is removed it will be by opera
ton, but it will not be Il severe one.
PAINFUL PROCEEDINGS.
Posts Washington: AS hope re-
turns more is learned in detail Of
the terrible anxiety OF last Friday