Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-10
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ELBERoN, \. j., Sept 9, q p. MAT the
examination OF the President at II Goon to-
day the temperature wac 9S.4, pulse 100, res
piration II. At the evening dressing at $50
p. IN. the temperature was 9SS pulse 100, res
piration 1S 1t is believed, without referring
10 the record, that it is the first day since de-
Velopment of the fever that temperature, pulse
and respiration have been so nearly normal
and uniform throughout the entire day.
LONG BRAN CH, Sept. S.-The day here
opened sultry, and although trife cooler
than yesterday, the heat was very oppressive.
The atmosphere was smoky and unpleasant,
and much anxiety was felt III regard to effect
of the continued heat would have on the
President. Some time before the hour for
making the morning examination DIR. Reyburn
said to reporter that he had been
over to the Presidents cottage and understood
from the surgeons in charge his pulse was
about 100 He did not know the temperature
and respiration. He reported the President
had been somewhat restless during the early
part of The night and near midnight growing
weary, fell asleep, after which honr his rest
was good and Bliss thought very refreshing.
The morning bulletin showing his pulse 104,
temperature 9Si, respiration is, is regarded
10Y all as more favorable than the rec ord yes
terday, and when DIR. Hamilton came
over tu the hotel his quiet manner
and assuring words, caused a very hopeful
feeling. DR.. Bliss said the President was doing
Erst rate this morning and was in a more fa-
vorable condition than he had been for week
or ten days.
MORE BOUNCING.
Private Secretary Brown, in response to an
inquiry whether or not it Was true Miss DIR.
Edison was going TO return to Washington to-
day, said it was fact The secretary would
say more on the subject. 1t can be stated on
the very best authority Miss Edson's withdraw
al from the case was not or account
of any understanding whatever, and was main
Iy in response to the request of the President
that the number Of attendants be decreased.
The only reason her services we've dispensed
with, in preference TO some one else, is SAID by
those acquainted with the details of the case,
to be in compliance with the Presidents de-
sire, he preferring his attendants henceforth
should be males Mrs. Edison left for Wash
ington this morning. Drs. Barnes and Wood
ward left for Washington on the morning
train, on business demanding immediate at
tentiOn.
BETTER.
Tie morning bulletin was not reassuring.
Tit WIS considered to be far, but there was no.
ticeabIe feeling of anxiety for later reports
from the sick room. This anxiety continued
mntil noon, when DR.. Bliss announced he
would be soon able to give the exact condi-
gion of the President as he was about to make
-sn examination The doctor later stated in
answer to inquiries the President was getting
:IAng splendidly. He is better at present than
FOR many days.
How do you account for the remarkable
change for the better?
Well, the wind, you see, has shifted to the
north. Ii is somewhat cooler and much less
oppressive, and the atmosphere is commencing
Il have its effect.
What does this extraordinary change indi-
Cate2
1t indicates conyalesceuce.
Do YOU really think the patient is GONZALES
cent
do surely, and the symptoms bear me out
IL that thing.
Do You think that tue change will be per-
manent:
There is every Indication it will. The
lafnd and wound are both doing well. The
IQ14a er suppulates quite sufficiently and from
the ICound discharge is more free and OF
better character The wound looks brighter
and III. color Is better in every respect.
Well doctor, are you surely gratiied with
i.his change?
Indeed am. We will be able to get the
president in condition to make communica-
t,ion to Congress yet If this continues.