Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-14
l News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. | THE TWELFTH DAY. A Marked Improvement in
 the Case. Healing Signs About the Wound. The Time for Secondary Hemorhage
 Gone By. Strong Hopes of Final Recovery. Vice President Arthur Gone
 From Washington.
Hopes of Final Recovery.
GUITEAU's VICTIM.

Encouraging News From the White | House-The Presidents Condition | Greatly Improved-The Best Day Since the shooting-The Patient Weak, But All the Symptoms FavOrab1e-A Hope | full Feeling at the Executive Mansion I The Vice President Leaves for New l York-statements in the, Bulletins. I WAsHNaToN, July 13.-This mornings ! bulletins showed very favorable condition and progress of the President. He slept well..a easily through the night. His sleep ! is said to have been more natural and more | refreshing last night than that of any other l night since the shooting. The fever which I made it's appearance on Monday had entirely l subsided and the President was taking readi- | ly all nourishment allowed by the physicians, experiencing no inconvenience from it. However while these favorable symptoms are very reassuring, it is not at all safe to conclude that the patient has passed into a state of assured convalescence. He is yet 8 very sick man. He lies to-day. as for the last ten days, between life and death, too feeble to move, to talk, to eat or sleep, except in a limited degree, and is constant sufferer dur ing his conscious hours. These facts and symptoms are not incompatible with his i'm provement and ultimate recovery, but they denote that the sufferer is passing through serious stage of 8 dangerous wound. The morning official bulletin brought cheering news as follows:
 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, July 13-S:30 a. m The President is doing well this morning. pulse 90, temperature 1885, respiration 20 His gradual pro isigne1 DIV. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT REYBURN. This was followed by another equally fa- vorable at 1 o'clock, being sa follows:
 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 The Presidents oondition S continues f favorable. Pulse. s4::; temperature, 1oo.s; respiration. 22 tsigned) D. W. BLISS,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT HEPBURN. DISPATCH TO THE CONSULTING SURGEONS. The following telegram was sent by the at tending surgeons to the consulting surgeons this afternoon:
 EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 13-1 P. M. Drs. Frank H. Hamilton and D. H. Agnew:
 The febrile rise yesterday afternoon was less vious day. and to-day for the first time the Presi- dents morning temperature fell to the normal point favorable than hitherto During the last twenty four hours he has taken thirty-two ounces of milk and of This morning he had also slice of milk toast and ohewed the breast of wood cock, but did not care to swallow the neat He had phia hypodermically tin twentyfour hours during the past week has he received than single dose of this quantity, and slept well during the night This morning he received ten grains of the bi-sul phate of quinia- Yesterday at a. m his pulse was 1O4 teperature 1O24 respiration 24 To-day at S:3O a. n pulse 90, temperature 985. respiration 20 At D. m., pulse 94 temperature 100.6 respiration 22.
 D. W. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT REYBURN,