Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REsoRD.uN1oN.
The Presid enr.

The President
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHINGToS, August
25th-S:30 AM-The President slept mcst of
the night. He has taken liquid food by the
mouth at slated intervals aud in sufficient
qsuntity, so that the enemata have not been
renewed. No modification of the parotid
swelling has yet been observed His general
condition is much the same as at this time
yesterday. Pulse 106. temperature 9S5,
respiration Is. Signed by Bliss, Barnes,
Woodward, Reyburn, Agnew and Hamilton
IsEcoND DIsPATcH.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 25th--I0:20
A. M.-lUnotheial. l-Dr. Bliss reports the
condition of the President this forenoon
about the same as yesterday forenoon, except
that his pulse is little higher. He was
somewhat restless at times during the night.
and did not sleep quite as well as on Tuesday
night. There has been no perceDtib change
in the appearance of the ihaamed parotid
gland, and two or three days may elapse be-
fore the swelling subsidies. Taking every
thing into consideration, the patient has net
gained any ground since yesterday morning.
DR.. Agnew will leave for Philadelphia at
1880 A. NJ.
THIRD DIsPATcHI
EXECUTIVE MANSION. August 25.h-
9:15 A. M.-The subject of the removal
of the President from, Washington
at the present time was earnestly considered
by US last night, and again this morning.
After mature deliberation the conclusion was
arrived at by majority that it would not
row be prudent, although all agreed that it
will be very desirable at the earliest time st
which his condition may warrant it. We
are, moreover, unanimously of the opinion
that at no time since his Injury has the Presi-
dent exhibited any symptoms of malaris.
Signed by Bliss, Barnes, AgIew, Woodward,
Reyburn and Hamilton.
FOURTH DIsPATcH.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 25th -
Noon.-Dr. Boynton, in an interview with
reporter at 1l:40 this morning, replied to
questions as follows
How is the President to-day, Doctor, in
your Judgment"
81 do not think he is any better"
But does he hold his own"
"Well, l cannot point to any pastieular
symptom and say that it is noticeably worse,
but the impression which his general condi-
ton makes upon me to-day is a little less ia
vorable. | don't feel quite as much encoug-
aged as l did yesterday"
(" What are the features of the casa which
seem to you most disquieting2"
1.-THE condition OF the blood and his ex-
treme weakness
he mas nos, tnen, made any gain IN
strength since yesterday morning."
~ cannot see that he has"
"Does he not take food as well as yester-
day.
to maintain its improved condition"
"Then if the stomach performs its func-
tions properly, and nourishment continues to
be well assimilated, will not the condition of
the blood change for the better p'
at will in time. The poison will be
eliminated from the blood if the patients
strength and vitality hold out. 1t is a Ques-
ton of time and endurance"
Gale on the North Carolina Coast.
WASHINGTON, Augu-t 25tb.-There are
heavy winds along the North Carolina coast
to-day. The sea rises TO an enormous hight.
The wind blows % miles an hour. A hurri-
cane is anticipated. It is probably moving
westward.
Sawmill Burned.
WILKEsBARRE Pal August 25th.-The
sawmill of Davis, McMurtrae & Co., at
Bridgeport, and the lumber in the yards,
were burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
The Charges Against the Cornell Oars
New YORK, August 25th.-The Star says
the charges against Shinkle, Of the Cornell
crew cannot be sustained