Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
PRRsIDxNT AARRIELD.
Tho Favorable Dynpeems Of his
Recovery IAeSeaslng Every Day.

RossveSy Increasing BveRy Day
The President continued to propree
favo1ably yesterday, according to th
report Of his physicians. A little pieo
OF bone came from his wound, with
lnorsel Of sloughing hbrous tissue and
number n adhering fibrss Of cotton an,
wool. There was somewhat more feve
in the evening, but his physicians at
tached no Importance TO 1t. The Presi
dent had an interview Of about ten min
utes' duration with Secretary Blaine, |,
the morning, the first he has had with ,
Cabinet officer since he was shot down
OFFICIAL.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington
July 22, $50 A. M..-The Presid.n
rested well during the night, and i.
quite easy this morning. Pulse, S8
temperature, 98.4; respiration II.
d. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,s
ROBERT kEyBURN.
UNOFFICIAL.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 2P. M.-The
progress OF the President to ward recov-
cry continues without interruption.
His nourishment to-day has included
milk, meat juice, toa.tand little roast
beef. He has rested quietly through
out the day, doing at intervals and has
no fever At this hour his pulse is ~,
and his temperature and respiration are
normal.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
40 P. M.-The President had a COM
Portable afternoon, without any appear
ance Of fever yet, and is now resting
quietly. His Pulse has ranged from 30
to "a, aud his temperature and respira-
tion have been normal.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 73O p. M
The progress Of the Presidents case
continues without material change. At
l 2. M. his pulse was 9S: temperature,
9S.4; respiration, 18. At p. NJ, pulse,
W; temperature, 1907; respiration, 10.
ID. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
J. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REyBURN.
The following telegram was sent by
the attending surgeons to the consult
ing surgeons to night
EXECUTIVE MANSION 7 p. M.-The
President slept well last night and has
been easy during the day. At the
dressing the wound, which is
looking very we'll, discharged several
ounces of healthy pus. A little solid
fragment that t1o..tc,l out with the dis
charge proved to consist of d thin scale
of bone about one-eighth OF au inch in
ength, with u morse of sloughing
ibrcus tissue and Der of adhering
ibres Of cot on and wool. He continues
% take and digest reasonable quantity
If nourishment. The evening hypoder-
mic injection ofsulphate morphla, tone
'ighth of grain) ana the Yuinine
hree graius twice daily {have also been
ontinuel. At $50 Il. III. his pulse was
S temperature, 9s.4 respiration, II.
1t p. H.. pulse, IS: temperature, 9S.4;
Is. Att p. III, pulse, W
1907 respiration 10.
Signed, ID. w. Bliss, j X. Barnes,
:. j. Woodward, and Robert Keyburn.
UNOFFICIAL Bu' LETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington,
}. G., july D, ll.30 p. M.-The Presi-
ent's afternoon fever did not aba.e as
arly tonight as heretofore, and there
vas a slight rise in pulse and tempera-
ure between eight o'clock and ten.
'hese unfavorable symptoms, however,
id not long continue, and at this hour
ne fever is subsiding. The patients
kin is moist, and he is sleeping quiet
:. The slight aggravation OF the feb
lie symptoms after the date of the last J
ficial bulletin is regarded by the at q
nding surgeons as merely a temporary J.
lctuation, and no especial importance >
attar rheu To il