Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-10

OIkIOu-utb oPPOsisO SOSboCohy w
the In~crease-He Is Also Gaining
In strength and Bodily Appear.
anee-His Prospects for Recovery
Both Hopeful and Cheering =
Latest Oflcial Intelligence.
LoSo BRANCH. September l0.-Yss.
tsrdsy 10 conceded BY the attending sur.
esops and Presidents attendants to have
been one Of the best days he has bad
since being shot. During the morning
the surgeon, while examining the Presi.
dent, presssd bis finger on the spot on
the body supposed to DO directly over
the ball The patient did net experience
spy discomfort from the slieht pressure.
Il II not thought the ball In its present
location will cause any Inconvenience to
the President In the uss Of his limbs.
he 10 now able to raise his right leg.
which 10 near the supposed location OF
the ball, as easily - be does the left.
Inquiry ELECTED the statement that
there was found to DO . noticeable dat-
ness or irr-gularity Of one lung some
weeks ago. but the pause Of II was then
and 10 now attributed to other causes
and not to the blood. No great anxiety
EXITS at present regarding the probs-
bility that the lungs may eventually be-
come affected.
Corbiu says the President passed an
exceedingly favorable afternoon. 10 ate
. very good dinner. The favorable symp-
toms are expected to continue from two
to four wosks before the President can
BE- pronounced convalssoent.
BLAINE TO LOWELL.
Loso BRANCH. September lo.-Blains
at 10 o'clock last evening cablsd to
Lowell: The medical reports are all
favorable todsy-mornins. noon and
night. The President has not for many
weeks done 90 we'll for no many consecu.
tive hours. He had very little fever. his
respiration has been normal and his
pulse has not exceeded 100. He has
slept without an opiats and gained
strrnRth without stimulsuts. His nights
arc not a. rrsttul as could be desired.
but In twsnty.four hours he gets sum
ciept sleep. The weather, though not
excessively warm. continues sul,ry and
oppressive. Much IL hoped for from
the olasr. bracing air which may DO sK-
pected here at this season.
PROGRESSING WELL.
WASHINGTON. September lo.-colonsl
Rockwell last evening said The Prssi-
dent takes nourishment freely, and had
eaten q woodoock aad some milk por-
ridge and bouillon With . relish. The
Colonel received q dozen ane squirrels
yesterday for the Presidents use. DR..
Agnew arrived last night. Upon enter.
ing the Presidents room he said "Mr.
President. you have improved oonsidsr.
ably since I last saw you" The Prssi.
dent said, "Do you think 40 :" Hamil-
ton left and returns on Tuesday next.
The Presidents easy chair arrived from
Washington yesterday. DR.. Bliss said
last night everything was going on
splrudidly, aud that there would DO NO
further trouble from the gland.
The President mentioned that ho had
been isolated from the Cabinet officers
for Q long time and expressed q desire TO
see them. I told him now that be was
oonvslescsnt I did not think It would
ipjurs him to zee the members quistly
and at Intervals, II their visits will be
very brief aud they will be very oonsid.
crate AID careful.
For breakfast be ate Q woodoock entire
and . piece OF toasted bread, With sxcrp.
ton Of the crust. and some cruel. At
midday hs ate another bird and some
beef extract. His evening meal was con-
fned TO liquid food.
Dr.. Bliss insisted that there is nothing
Of serious character about tho Prssi-
dant's lungs. II there had been 1t
would have developed itself. The Nat.
ness which was found In the lungs was
explained a. being what 10 termed hypol.
Islic congestion, caused BY the passage
Of the ball through the border Of the
diaphragm. II there was trouble there
caused by ssptscemia 1t would be pro-
nouuo-d in the temperature. There
would be . higher febrils rise ct once.
and bis present squabls condition could
not exist. -.
HAS The President given any special
evidence Of ohesrfulnsss or Interest In
matters generally todsy3" -.
eyes; be expressed himself satisfied
at looking upon the ocean, and exhibits
considerable interest In matters gensr.
ally. The osthstsr penetrated ten inches
when I used 1t last. ] have selected .
smaller csthstsr now, which ! intend
usipg. DR.. Agnsw called my attention
today to what he thought was Q hlling
up on the we'll side near the hip, and l
don't know but 1t 10 20. I Bee plainly
that the lines and expression Of his face
are more Aru, and each day hs has .
better expression than he had"
els II re any evidence Of the wound
sranulstinef"
Eyes; I know Il 10 graduating, and
rough handling would mako IL bleed
now. while . week ago II would not"
Mrs. Garfield feels great confidence In
her husbands ultimate recovery.
At midnight tbs Prssidsnt's condition
continued favorable. He rested better
than in the early part Of any night for .
week past. His pulse was somswh.t
higher. owing to the evening fsbrils
rise; but Dr.. Bliss says bis general con-
diton continues favorable.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN,
Loso BRANCH, September lo-sAo An.
At the examination Of the President
at $50 this morning his temperature
was ss.4. pulse. lo4, respiration Is.
He slept we'll during last night awaken
log only at intervals Of one half hour I
one hour. There 10 . perc'ptibls In
crease Of strength. with improved oondi.
lion Of digestive apparatus. The tune
faction OF the psrotid gland has entirely
disappeared. and suppuration has greatly
diminished. The wound continue. TO
;mn,ovs and prssepts O more healthy