The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-31

Washington, August, so, EIecutiv
Msnsion 1915 a,m,- Toe President enjoyed
another good nights rest and ii is thought
starts on what bids fair TO be another good
dtS. He slept well. The stomach still con
uaues to perform its functions properly and
the pore lid swelling is progressing fsvorably.
His pulse, temperature and respiration. 70
compared with yesterday morning, are about
the same. The slight increase in the fire.
quency Of his pulse, is thought TO be due 10
"a accumulation of pus in another portion
Of the glandulsr swelling, which was ooserI-
cd this morning by Dr. Bliss, who made an
other incision an released the pent up pus.
Ga the continuance of these favorable
symptoms, another day of progress Is pre-
dcted.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion. 1880
p. m.'-Atihe morning dressing another small
ncsion was made on tho lower part Of the
swelling on the right side of the presidents
face, which was followed by free discharge
of pus. A similar discharge took place
through the other openings. The swelling is
percepubly smaller and looks better. The
wound remains unchanged in Its conditions.
There has been but little rise OF Temperature
since morning, but the pulse is more fire.
quent In other respects The condition of the
patient is about the same. Pulse 1l6; temper
perature 90; respiration IS.
ID. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
ID. HAYES AaNEv.
Washington, August 30-The following
was sent out this afternoon:
Lowell, Minister at London:
The presidents condition has not msteri,
ally changed since my last dispatch. An-
other incision was made this forenoon 10
the parotid gland with very satisfactory
results The swelling grows less. The pulse
at this hour, 2 p. M, is lower than during the
forenoon and OF the ssme time yesterday,
but on both days 1t was higher than his other
good symptoms would seem to warrant. 1t
is now ITO; it was ll6.
BLAINE, Secretary,
Executive Mansion, 3:45 p. m.--Iu 30
interview with reporter of the associated
press DR.. Blias says the progress OF the presi>
dents case to day had been very Satisfactory
Another iDclsion about three-fourths Of an
inch in length was made in tho patients right
cheek this morning and large additional
quantity OF pus removed. The openings are
now all in communication one with another,
and the condition Of the gland is improving
every hour. The patients pulse has been
somewhat higher to-day than yesterday. DIR.
Bliss does not attach much
significance to this fact for tho
reason that any local disturbance arising
from glsndular swelling is sufficient 70 exs
plain IL. The patients general condition res
mains rs good rs on yesterday, his stomach
behaving admirably. Dr. Bliss does not
look for any marked and decided change in
thu direction OF recovery before Friday or
Saturday, by which time, he thinks, the
gland will have ceased TO te q dangerous
feature. Up TO this time all goes AZ well as
could be expected.
Executive Mansion, 1l;S0 p. m. The fol-
lowing was sent out tonight;
Lowell. Minilter at London:
Tho president is not rapidly advancing,
but is at least holding his own. His fever Is
less tLsn last night and his swollen gland
steadily improves. His pulse continues
rather high running this evening from ITO
to ll6. Perhaps the test indication in the
case is that the president himself feels better
and his mind being now perfectly clear he
readily compares ono days prog ess with
another.
BLAINE Secretary.