Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-12
THIRD EDITION..
The WHITE HOUSE PATIENT.
70 MATERIAL CHANGE REPORTED.
FAVORABLE BULLErlNs CONTINUED
I" "UnOmcial."

"UnOnciai.'
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D.
c.. July 12-S A. M.-The unfavorable
symptoms which made their appearance
yesterday afternoon have entirely subsided
The president passed a very comfortable
restful night, and this morning his pulse
is 96 and temperature 99.6. This would
seem to indicate that the increased pulse
and temperature OF last evening was
merely temporary tluctuatiOn, due, as
the surgeons supposed at the time, to some
momentary tax upon his nervous system
rather than to any permanent unfavOrable
change in his condition.
"OmciaI." 3"
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, July
12.-S A. M.-The president is comfortable
this morning. The rise of temperature
noted in last evenings bulletin began to
diminish about an hour later. Pulse 9G,
temperature 99.6. respiration %.
[Signed1 d. W: BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
J. J. WOODWARD.
ROBT. REYBURN.
"A Comfortable Day.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 12.-1P p. NJ.
Official Bulletiu.-The president is pass
ing comfortable day. Pulse 100, tenn
perature 1OO.S, respiration "a.
ISisned] d. W. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J.J. WOODwAHD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
steadily Improving.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 12.-2 Z. NJ
DIR. Bliss at this hour g p. n.y. reports
that tue presidents condition has been
steadily improving ever since morning.
Tho transient increase in pulse and
temperature last night was \ natural
fluctuation of the fever and not an indi-
cation Of any unfavorable change. The
president is better in every respect this
afternoon than ut tho corresponding
hour yesterday and he has not a
symptom which need cause unoasincss.
His pulse at 2 p. M. is only 96, and
although he has taken 10 anOdyne since
yesterday, no is now sleeping Il quiet,
natural sleep. The atmosphere OF lis
room is still maintained by tho refriger-
ating apparatus in the basement at the
steady temperature of Is degrees, which
the president finds most comfortable.
TO-day's Dispatch to tho Consulting Physi-
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 12.-Thc
followin ing telegram was sent by tho at
attending surgeons to the consulting sur
gcOns this afternoon: Executive Mansion,
p. m.--During the afternoon yesterday
the presidents temperature rose to the
highest point it has yet attained. 1t began
to fall, however, Immediately after he re-
ceived his evening morphia, one quarter
of grain of tho sulphatc hypodcrmically,
and this morning corresponds with prcvi
Gus days. About p. m. he had Con-
sistent and copious movement of the
bowels. His wound was dressed
antiscptic:lIy yesterday evening and this
morning. lie continues to retain all the
nourishment prescribed for him and has
had twenty-fOur ounces of milk and ono of
rum during the last "a hours, besides q
small quantity of milk toast this morning.
At $50 this morning he also received
ten grains of bisulphate Of quinia. His
general condition this nothing appears to
us rather better than yesterday morning.
Last night at Up. M. his pulse was 1Os,
temperature 1923, respiration "a. This
morning at eight o'clock his pulse
was 9G, temperature 99.6, respiration %.
At 1. p. M, pulse 100, temperture 1OO.S,
respiration "a.
[Signed] d. W: BLISS.
J. X. BARNES.
J.J. WOODWARD.
RoBT. REYBURN.
The Proposed Thanksgiving Demonstration.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 12.-In response
to the telegram from Gov. Foster, of Ohio,
suggesting the propriety Of the setting
.,o.& l>,, tho oct:on IF tho