The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-26
ID. w. Bliss,
j. X. BARSEs,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
FRANK II. HAMILTON,
ID. HAYES AGNEw.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.

Executive MANSION, 1920 A. M.-DT.
Bliss reports the condition Of the President
this forenoon as about the same as yester-
day forenoon, except that his pulse Is lit
tie higher. He was somewhat restless at
times during the night, and did not sleep
quite as well as on Tuesday night. There
has been no perceptible cnanPe in The APP
pearance OF the infamed parOlid glsnd,
and two or three days NAV elapse before
the swelling subsidies. Taking everything
into consideration, the patient has not
gained any ground since yesterday morn
Ing. DR.. Agnew will leave for Philadel-
pbia at 1890 A. NJ.
ExECUTIyE MANSION, August 25-12 N -
DR.. Boynton, in an interview with re-
porter for the Associated Press at ll:40 this
morning, replied to questions as follows:
O. elbow is the President, Doctor, In
your iudgmentf"
A. 81 do not think he IS any better"
@ "But does he hold his own"
A. "Well, cannot point to any symp-
tom and say that it is notably worse, but
the impression which his general condition
makes upon me to day is little less fayora-
bic. don't feel quite as much encouraged
as did Yesterday"
O. "What are the features Of the case
which seem to you most disquietingY"
A. "Condition OF bis blood and extreme
weakness"
O. ale has not then made any gain In
strength since yesterday morning."
A. ~ cannot see that he has"
o "Does he not take bis food as well as
Yesterday"
A. "Yes, quite as well; his stomach
seems to maintain its improved condition"
O. "Then if the stomach performs It's
function properly aud the nourishment
continues TO be well assimilated, will not
the condition Of the blood change for the
betterl"
A. alt will in time. The poison will be
eliminated from The blood II the patients
strength and vitality hold out. II 10 a
question OF time and endurance"
O. "The wound continues to do well,
does ii not ?"
A. eyes; but | do not think the condl-
ton OF the wound Is so important consid-
GRAFTON now. The President Is very weak
and is az yet gaining strength very slowly,
IL atall. The great question Is, Can he be
sustained through this period OF prostra-
ton? II he can, think be Will eventually
rally from the depression OF the septic
faint i'm the blood and finally recover"
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 25-l2:3O
p. M-(Onicial Bulletin. )-Since tue issue
OF this mornings bulletin rise IN the IRE
sidenl,S Temperature similar TO that winch
occurred Yesterday morning has been OBJ
served. His pulse is somewhat more IRE
ouent from incisIOn In the paroud swelling
A few drops Of pus were DISCHARGED THIS
morning. The size OF the swelling has not
diminished. IL other respects his CONDITION
has not perceptbly changed. Pulse, III
temperature, 992 respiration, H.
ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURS,.
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., August 25.-Tbe fol-
lowing was sent this afternoon:
Lo,1eH Minister, london: The Presi-
dents condition shows no marked ehsnge.
The SYMPTOMS OF Yesterday are repeated
to-day At this hour (hall-past II bis FEVER
seems 10 increase, while the paroud swell
inc mas not diminished. He continues 10
swallow liquid food IN suincieht quantity
without disturbance OF the stomach.
Tsignedi BLAINE, Secretary.
TIE $3.50 P. NJ. BULLETIN.
Executive MANSION, August 2o-0'oV 4 =
U-Tbere has been little change 10 the
Presidents condition since the noon Dulis-
fin WAS issued. The frequency OF Dis purse
IL now the same as then. His temperature
has risen somewhat, but is not so hlyo as
Yesterday evening. There has been asllgns
discharge Of pus during the day from tne
inctsion in the parOtid swelling, bnt II !
NOT diminishing in size. No uniayoraoie
change has been observed in the coudlliSn
Of the wound. He has swallowed sun
Gent supply OF liquid food. Al pre'enl nlS
pulse IS liz; temperature, 90 s; resPifa-
lon 10 ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARSEs,
j. j, WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURS,
FRANK IL. HAMILTON.
CONDITION OF THE lSFLAASD GLAND
WASHINGTON, August 25.-ln an inter-
view this afternoon, DR.. Bliss SAID the con-
dIlion OF the President was suDstaniiai'y
unchanged. In relation TO the inhameu
Gland. he said "It has not changed mucn
in ,ppearauce, and Is one oil tne most
Troublesome features 10 the case. We go.
= little more pus from IL to-day, but tue