Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-30

that Mrs. Garfield heard the news With greal composure, and that, smothering her emo tion, she arose and said: s.Gentlemen, you 1 shall not give him up He is not going to l die. He is going to live. feel, know 1t. Ge back to your post, every one Of you, and 1 leave 1t not until every remedy is exhausted; until death itself has set his seal upon him, l for I will not believe he is dying. Go back and do what you can. You cannot do more, 1 but don't give up. I am his wife, and l say that we will not give up until the end it. self is upon us', Mrs. Garfield has never surrendered more than 8 moment or two at a 1 time to her grief. and then she has retired to her room and after brief absence has re- turned to her post of duty at the -President's s bedside.
 HOSTILE PHYSICIANS OPINION. Dr. Baxter, who has long had no friendly feelings towards the physicians, stated to a friend to day that if the Presidents stomach held out and he received proper care he be- heved that he was now in a position to re- cover.
 ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM SECRETARY BLAINE. The following was sent this. afternoon: Lowell. Minister, London
 The President had good night and is having a good day. At this hour @ p. m) his pulse is 1oS showing decrease from the loren For many this time afternoon His respiration normal All other symptoms are reported by his surgeons to tsigne0 BLAINE, Secretary. The following has just been sent: LOWELL, Minister, London
 At haf-past ten tonight the general condition of s 51s lent favorable Late in the afternoon little higher than the surgeons expected The pulse parotid swelling is steadily improving and is at last dn1ln1shing in size. Apprehensions of blood pois- on1ng grow less every hour.
 BLAINE, Secretary. BULLETINS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
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 WAsHNGToN, Aug. 29-s:S0 .. m. { The Presidents symptoms this morning are as fav- orable yesterday at the same hour He slept At these intervals he took and retained the liquid nourishment administered. His mind continues perfectly clear. Pulse IOO temperature 9s5 respi- ration IT.
 D. W. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD, ROBERT REYBURN,
 D. HAYES AGNEw.
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 EXECUTIVE MANSION, ~ WASHINGTON Aug. 29-12:30 D. m. tiona point of suppurafion was reooenised M in his swollen face which being incised gave exit to some the swelling are likewise discharging. but though less tense the tumefaction has not materially dfn condition of the wound The usual daily rise of tenn perature has not yet occurred and the general d1tion has not materially changed since morning Pulse 1O6, temperature 98.6, respiration IS.
 D. W. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES.
 J.J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT REYBURS,
 D. H. AGNEw.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-4 D. m. The Presidents symptoms continue favorable. Mrs Garfield was met in of IS by one of the attaches of the mansion few moments ago. and said pleas ntly in passing that everything moving along nicely.
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 WASHINGTON AT1o No material change in the Presidents condition has occurred since the last report.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-5:30 p. pr BLISS says that he took the Presidents pulse hour ago. at about 430 p. m and found it then 1O4 It was full and beat firmly. The doctor at that hour expressed nls belief also that the expected rise in temperature for the evening would be comparatively slight.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-6 p. m. Dr. Bliss thinks from the present appearance of the showing than that of Last night.
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 WASHINGTON, Aug 29--7 D. rn { The following bulletin just issued gives the Presi- dents conditi n at 630 this evening follows The daily rise Of the Presidents temperature began this afternoon than yesterday but eighttenths of degree Ths frequency of his pulse is now the same as at this hour yesterday He hss taken willing 1y the liquid fo prescribed during the day and ate in addition during the morning small piece of milk toast At the evening dressing city free discharge of healthy pus took place from the parotid swelling. which is perceptibly diminishing in size The wound man1fests no material change. Pulse no, tsmpera- ture 1905, respiration Is.
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WooDwARD.
 ROBERT REYBURN,
 D. H. AGNEw.
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 EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-7:30 D. m. { The evening bulletin is generally considered favor a6ie he high temperature was caused by the pus which had collected in the gland and has now sub sided since the pus has been removed.
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 WASHINGTON Aug. 2a-9 D. m. indications remain favorable The President has aI- ready had one comfortable nap.
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 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WAsHINeToN, Aug 29-1O p. m. The Presidents symptoms at this hour all fla yorable for good night The Mansion is closed and the inmates preparing to retire. Hope is still in creasing.
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 EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,( | WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-Midnight. The Preside Us pulse 1O8 when last taken tenn perature and respiration about normal All the ditions reported fully favorable indicated in
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 WASHINGTON, August 30-1 a. m. No material change in the Presidents condition has occurred in the last hour.
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 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-2 g.. { The reports from the sick room up to this hour have nothing unfavorable in their character The | ph hysicians sleeping much usual and the Presi- dent seems to be getting better rest also.