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GaRFIELD,s CRITICAL CONDITION.

On Tuesday the President was safely re-
moved to Long Branch, and on Wednesday
morning marked improvement in his condi-
ion was announced.
The telegraph on Thursday morning reported
the president cheerful and. hopeful, with
slight improvement.
On Tuesday morning at o'clock the presi-
dent was taken into an express wagon and car
ried to the cars, which soon started for Long
Branch. The arrangements were 30 complete
in every detail that the inconvenience to the
president was reduced almost to minimum.
The bed on which he was lying was 80 carefully
adjusted that its vibrations we're hardly noticed.
The train ran from Washington 20 Baltimore at
the rate Of thirty miles an hour, and at 80
he arrived at Long Branch. The president was
carried without trouble, except at ne turn OF
the stairs, to the elegantly appointed chamber
on the east side of the cottage, and was care
fully transferred to the bed which he will here
after occupy. He stood the journey remark
ably well.
On "wednesday, 9TH it was announced that
the president had entirely recovered from the
fatigue of his journey, slept and ate we'll
though his pulse was at iOS, temperature lO1,
respiration g. Secretary Blaine's telegram to
Minister Lowell was of discouragiDg charac-
ter. Two small pus pockets about the size OF
chestnut which had formed on the back were
opened 1t appears from an interview with
Dr. Boyntcn, that several Of these small pus
pockets have formed on different parts of the
presidents body during the past three weeks
and have been opened.
On Thursday, the nations patient had less
fever, better pulse and improved appetite
The surgeons we're much encouraged
Friday, the 9th, was the best day the presi-
dent has had since he was shot The assur-
ance of those having access to the patients
room that the president is much better than
before leaving Washington, is very generally
gratifying At the presidents request he was
visited for the first time since he was SHOT by
the cabinet Mr.. Blaine telegraphed to Lon
don: Lowell, Minister, Londen: Medical reports
are all favorable to-day, morning, noon and
night The president has not for many weeks
done 80 well for 30 many consecutive hours.
He has had very little fever, his respiration
has been normal, and his pulse has not exceed
ed 100 He slept without opiate, and gained
strength without stimulant Much Is hoped
from the clear, bracing air which may be e1-
pected here at this season.
saturday night at ten o'clock Secretary Blaine
sent the following to Minister Lowell at Lon
don; which tells the whole story Of the day:
:'After the dispatch last night the president
had considerable increase of fever; indeed, the
rise in pulse and temperature every night has
become significant feature il his ;ase Through
the day and especially this afternoon he has
grown more comfortable. A cold, easterly
storm has prevailed since early this morning,
without evil effect thus far. Secretary Win
dom had q brief interview with him at noon.
He found him much reduced III strength, but
clear in his mind He asked the secretary
about the success of refunding the bubhe Sebf.