Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-09
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= WASHINGTON, July 9th, $50 A.
N.-Ths Prpsident's condition this
morning is reported by DR.. Bliss ss
favorable. He was somewhat rest.
\ tess during the early part OF the
night, and complained Of soreness
In his legs. This quickly disHp-
peared and he slept we'll 10 the lat
I Ter part OF the night. He awoke
this morning greatly refreshed.
His general condition is better than
1t any time since the shooting.
Pulse. oe; temperature, 90; respirs-
tlon. normal.
Ossehasgs ~ nsasshy Fas.
WASHINGTON. July sth.-A dis
{ charge Of healthy pus set In this
morning. Morbid pus may not
make its appearance for two or
three days yet, and DR.. Bliss says
that In this case be thinks there
will be no complications from this
source.
- O0o08O - e0o Wo0sn<ss
WAsHINaToN, July 9Th, IL A. N.
The President continues to Inn.
prove. A strong wind is blowing
and broken clouds obscure the suD
at intervals. The day is not AZ un.
comfortable as was expected.
Ins Kxs,ssmsss Qas~sisx Dsws.
WAsHrNoTON, July 8.-T0. day 1 !.
. rsmHl ksbiy quiet day at the
White H0use-ev+n more so than
before the President was shot.
People seem to have exhausted
themselves in their constant at
tendance since Saturday, and now
the President has the opportunity
of getting we'll. II will give him
the quiet he needs. Except Cab
met Officers and messengers
from the Departments, very
few people have called. Matters
have dropped hack to where
they were before the last
Saturday. The White House has
about the same appearance 1t had
when the President was shot. The
telegraph instrument 10 quiet. few
messages being sent or received
Physi0lens cen now come and gO
without being stopped at every
step and Questioned as to the Pres.
ident's condition. DR.. Bliss is In
very good spirits and looks bright.
or, having had chance to get
como rest since the President took
= turn for the better. He eaid this
morning that everything WAS rs
nice % could he expected. The
President passed very good night
and 10 better this morning. He
continues to improve slowly but
surely. His appetite continues
good and he 10 very cheerful.
rae Hsse Omesss B~ssssss.
4 ExEouTIvE MANSION, July 9Th
12:oU r. N.-The Progress of the
Presidents case continues favor
able. Pulse, 1903; temperature,
10ls; respiration, ~.
d. w. BLISS.
y J. e. BARNES,
il. WOODWARD,
RosT. RkYSuRNE.
ass. 0as0ssa Iahss her Esrss AR.
Sag.
ExsOuTIvE MANsIoN, July g.
P.M-Mfs. Garfield went out for
. drive this morning with Mrs.
Col. Rockwell. This 10 the fret
time she has been away from the
Rxecutlvs Mansion since her ar
rival from Long Branch. The
President slept an hour and twenty
minutes ct moon.
rass Assessess's Bepors.
WAsHINoToN, July 8.-1:46-
Xhe Presidsuts condition 10 uu.
changed. His appetite continues
3 90 lead his bill OF fare several
tsngths. The day 10 intensely. hot.
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WAsHrraToN. July 7.ZConkline
sent the following telegram to
Arthur this afternoon: "Please say
to Mrs. Garfield for me that to.
days reports are most welcome and
rejoice me for the happiness they
give to her. (signsd) Roscoe
Postmaster-G General James re-
piled: s'Ths President placed
your telegram 10 my hands tor de-
iiverv to Mrs. Garfield. 1 have
complied with his request and Mrs.
Garfield desires me 70 return her
thanks for your kindly ~ mpathy."
Postmaster General James has
kilograms from Geo. Wilson, Sec
rotary Of tho New York Chamber
Of Commerce, who requests the
Postmaster General to say to
Mn. Gsfneid: "The membess
Of tto New York Cham Der Of
Comr4eros have subscribed $780,
900 to b presented to her, both NJ q
token Of their sincere esteem end
sympathy, and Is means Of re-.
lieving the mind of the President
entirely from anxiety with regard
60 the future Of bis family" To
this Telegram Postmaster-Gen eral
James sent the following: George
WlDe0us Secretary OF the Chamber
Of Commerce, Nav York: Your
dlspatoh Was delivered to Mrs.
0arAold on roosipe 81 %. She ~.
marked that thew vas 20 much
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