Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-09
THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. JULY Q. 1881.
ALL'S WE'LL!
CONTINUED FAVORABLE SYMPTOMS
THE PRESIDENTS REFRESHING
SLEEP.
HOPEFUL BULLETINS FROM THE
DOCTORS.
Unofficial Morning Bulle,Ip.


Executive MANSION, July 9.-7:l5 \.
Mn view of suppurative action now
going on the presidents condition this
morning is as favorable as can bcexpectcd.
He passed comfortable night, his sleep
only being disturbed about l O'Clock by
pains in his limbs, which, however, quickly
yielded to simply treatment. His pulse is
down to 1O& The cooling apparatus is now
in working order, and good results are ex
pccted.
A Tranquil Night.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July $3.50 A.
M.-The president has passed y tranquil
night, and this morning expresses himself
as feeling quite comfortable. We regard
the general progress Of his case rs very
satisfactory. Pulse this morning 100,
temperature 99.4, repiration "a.
J. X. BARNES.
j. J. WOODWARD.
ROBr REYBURN.
Vice fresiuent Art ur Visits the Prssis,ent.
ExEcUTINE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
July Q, 11:23 A. M.-UnOflicial-'rh symp-
toms of the president continue to be favor
able. Vice President Arthur called ut tho
executive mansion this morning. Mrs.
Garfield had gone out for i drive, SD that
he did not see her, and there happened to
be none Of the members Of tho cabinet
present, but he talked for II short time
with the attending physicians wit, regard
to the progress of the presidents ease.
His condition Favorable at 1 =. NJ.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July ., =. NJ
.OfficiaI.-The condition Of the president
continues to be favorable. Pulse 1O4,
temperature 1912, respiration -. Tho
next bulletin will he issued ut s p. III.
[Signed] ID. W. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODwAHD,
RODERT KEYBUHN.
Tho sympathy Of the Gladstone.
New YORK, July "a dispatch was re-
ceiyed by a resident of this city to-day,
from Right Hon. VIM. f. Gladstone,
prime minister of England, aud Mrs. Glad
stone, saying they are much touched by
the kilograms about President Gariield's
condition, and feel profound sympathy,
and watch anxiousiy the accounts of the
presidents progress.
The Mrs Garfield Fund Mounting Up.
Subscriptions to the fund for Mrs. Gar
field still continue to pour in. w. w.
COrcoran, of Washington, to day sent u
check for s., 900 and Geo. !. Siuey one for
the same amount.
An OificJaI Report.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 9.--'rhe at
tending physicians sent the following tele-
gram to consulting physicians this after
noon Executive Mansion, p. M. To
Drs Frank Ii. Hamilton and J. II. Agnew.
The president continues to improve
slowly. The acid cr,,ctations have not oc-
cured during the last 81 hours. At
8 a. NJ. he took ten grains Of BIZ
sulphatc Of quininc, which did not
disturb the stomach. Yesterday towards
evening he became restless, wcaricd and
anxious for the morphia. A quarter of
u grain WAS given hyperdcrmically
at $3.50, after which he passed
a tranquil night. Yesterday af-
afternoon he had 4 small solid passage
from the bowels, in which Il notable
deficiency of hillary coioring mat
ter was observable. The yellOwish
tinge of the skin continues about
as ut the last report. At Sp. IN. his pulse
was 1OS temperature, 1Ol.5 respiration,
"a. This morning at $50 Pulse, 100;
temperature, 90.4 ; respiration, "a. At
p. H.: Pulse, 1Ol temperature, 1919
respiration, %.
[Signedl ID. W. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
j. WOODwAED,