Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-12

London: AT the beginning of the tenth day
since he was wounded, the symptoms of the
President are all hopeful and favorable. Sup
puration goes on with no higher pulse or
temperature than should be expected. His
milk diet of pint and half per day is relished
and digested. His physical strength keeps up
wonderfully, and his mind is entirely clear and
active without showing excitement. His
physicians do not count him beyond danger,
but general confidence in his recovery is
| strengthened every hour (Signed)
BLAINE, Secretary of State.
SYMPATHY.
Resolutions of sympathy with the President
and family were received to-day from the Re-
adjusters of the Fifth Senatorial district of Vir-
| ginia; the Irish American Republican club of
Washington, d. c.; the Cleveland, Ohio, board
| of trade; the Chicago board of education; the
! National Veteran club of Washington, Ohio;
the Republican association of North Carolina;
the Democratic county convention of Cuyaho-
60 county, Ohio; the Rabbinical association
| of the United States and Chicago, and the Fa-
ther Mathew Temperance society of Dixon,
| Illinois.
| RELIABILITY OF THE BULLETINS.
| A gentlemen from New York, who srrived
| in this city this morning, says there is an i'm
preston among persons of that city that the
| bulletins issued regarding the Presidents con-
| dition are more or less colored, for the prlr-
pose of allaying public apprehension. He also
says many persons incline to the opinion that
| the original kilograms sent from time to time
| TO Drs. Hamilton and Agnew, consulting phy-
| sicians, regarding the Presidents condition,
| are not given out for publication, and that
| kilograms purporting to be copies of those
sent to the consulting physicians are prepared
for, the purpose of preventing any
excitement nppfI
do not give the exact condition
of the President as it really appears. These
! theories, if they do exist, are entirely
erroneous, iuasmuch as the official bulletins
issued are written by the physicians in charge,
| and contain the Presidents true condition at
the time of their issuance. The same plan is
adopted with regard to information which is
dispatched to the consulting physicians. In
both instances the contents are invariably tele-
graphed to the press from original copies 1t
is not the intention of the attending physi-
clans to express any opinion on the bulletins
issued, but merely to convey to the public the
patients true condition from time to time.
BLISS TOUCHY.
New YoRY, July 11.-A Washington special
says. upon being asked this morning if the
President was growing stronger, DR.. Bliss i'm
patiently asked: "How do you expect man to
grow stronger on twelve ounces of liquid food
a day, pulse high, ten days of fever, and the
drain OF a dangerous wound? No, he is not
growing stronger. When the fever leaves
him, when the wound is healed, and he is
eating twelve ounces of beefsteak three times
a day, he will get strong again, but he Is get
ting every day nearer the time when he WILL be
growing stronger, and that is quite enough
for us to be thankful for, is it not?''
"Do you consider the President better than
yesterday morning."
eyes undOuhtpdlv The mise . nd tampar
ature are lower. We were somewhat dis
turbed at the increase of temperature which
took place on Saturday, and continued measur-
ably during Sunday, but this morning it is
lower again, and the pulse is back to 9S, and
at the end of this week | have the strongest
faith that the President will be out of danger,
and will be growing strong fast enough to
satisfy our friends"
TO THE CONSULTING SURGEONS.
The following telegram was sent by the al
tending surgeons this afternoon to Drs. Ag-
new and Hamilton:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1 P. M.-During the
past twenty-four hours the favorable progress
of the Presidents case has continued. He has
taken and retained twenty-five ounces of milk
and one ounce of rum. This morning at he
had besides slice of toast softened in milk,
and at 11:15 took fifteen grains bisulphate of
quinia. There has heen no irritability of the
stomach at any time. Last evening at
7:15 he received one-quarter of Il
grain of morphia sulphate hy-
podermicallY and slept well during the night
The wound was again dressed yesterday even
ing and this morning, and continues to dis
charge small quantity of healthy puss. Last
evening at the pulse was los, temperature
1919, respiration "A. This morning at s the
pulse was SO, temperature 99.2 respiration %.
At P. NJ, pulse LOG, temperature 99S, respi
ration "a.
DIR. REYBURN.
DR.. Reyburn, upon being shown the state
ment of DR.. Bliss, published this morning, to
the effect that strong indications existed by
which the location of the ball will be exactly
determined very soon, if they continue. said
that such was a fact, or at least that the
suspicious heretofore entertained of its course
were greatly strengthened. He declined, for
professional reasons, to enter at langth into
description of these Indications It was
thought best to await further DEVELOPMENTS of
them. They enforce the theory upon which
the case has been conducted from the berin-
ming.
"Will you make an effort ty extract the balls
soon?"
mot until it becomes necessary, or until
the patient is so far recovered as to be able TO
sustain an operation without danger to the
wall of the abdomen. 1t is not likely to give
us any trouble at present"
"DoeS it give the President much pain where |
it is?'
"The Presidents body just now is pretty
sore from head to foot His feet and legs |
pain him, and his back feels as if |
broken in two and the abdomen is of course |
tender. He would probobly fail to detect just
now the exact spot of the soreness due to the |
bullet. At least it would not do to depend too |
much upon such feeling"
"Do you expect speedy recovery?''
~ am encouraged by to-day's report, and |
expect to be able to say when the week is |
gone that our patient is absolutely out of dan
ger"
SYMPATHY AND CONGRATULATIONS.
WASHINGTON, July ia large number of |
kilograms expressing sympathy with the
President and gratitude for his probable re-
covery were received at the state department.
this morning, including a telegram from |
Minister Stevens at Stockholm, and |
letters from the Turkish and Mex
lean ministers; and also tele-
gram from Thos. G. White, surgeon, at Bu- |
fort, s. c., as follows: Every Southern heart |
has spontaneously throbbed in unison |
with the general solcitude for |
our President. Please convey my personal