Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-02

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no substantial progress in bis general
condition. In the judgment Of bis
physicians. however. be still holds the
ground gained on Sunday and Monday.
His pulse and temperature today have
shown Q marked increase over the record
OF yesterday. The weather has been
exceedingly warm and sultry, and that
may account for the adverse changes
noted. Even In the September climate
Of Washington such an oppressive day
10 this has been rare.
At O late hour last night Bliss said the
President was no worse than the night
before. The fact that the President has
not gained any. and that the effects Of
strong, stimulating ensmata cannot bear
him up much longer unless he improves.
causes . feeling OF renewed s%pprrhen-
sion. 1t 10 feared the fatsful Saturday
will again bring Its crisis. The state
ments OF the physicians. somewhat negs.
lively %resssuripg. do not serve to dispsi
the approximations.
Ali was not we'll In the White House
last night. The report Of no gain OF
strength has continued 90 long that 1t
tells . story around which danger hangs.
The wound does not improve to any no.
tiosabls extent. The President 10 not
out Of danger BY any means. The in
crsass Of pulse was not due 10 fever. but
to weakness. The present symptoms
are not very encouraging. The President
again has not assimilatsd his food.
NoulnHxyNT-rHr PARorrD GLAND.
The range Of the Presidents pulse
was rather higher yesterday than the
day before, but until after 4 O'Clock in
the afternoon there was NO appearance
OF fever. and his general condition
showed further slisht improvement.
During the day h. had beef juice. . little
chicken stswsd In milk. and a plstefull
OF soup, besides the usual quantities. OF
beef extract and milk porridgs. DR..
Bliss says the President had . very ex-
o.llent day. The range Of bis pulse
was rather higher than the day before.
but not high enough to cause uneasiness.
His general condition indicated Q slight
Improvement. he continues to take bis
nourishment we'll. and his whole eI-
preston and appearance was better.
The parotid gland improved more than
anything else. The swelling decreased
very much, and the gland Is assuming
Q natural appearance. There Is hardly
any distortion now Of the face. Having
discontinued poulticing. OF course all
dead cellular tissue will eventually ONE
away, but II 10 unnecessary to destroy
the life OF that which may still be living
by too much poultioinR. The swelling
has ak openings, including those 10 tie
mouth and ears. Four were made by
ipcision and two spontaneously. A sin.
gle uncs Of pus 10 tho gland 10 sufficient
to u q good deal Of fsbrils disturb
ancs. The P%rsident's right cyclic has
been sliRhtly affected. owing to the fact
that the 6f,h pair OF nerves run directly
through the psrotid gland. and they have
been badly squeezed in the ipfsmms-
ton. but this slight affection OF the eye
lid shows improv+msnt.
PRoPosrD ARRASorMrNT roa REMOVING
TEE pRrsIDrNT.
DR.. Bliss says q civil engineer who
has given tho subject much thought
suggests the procuring Of ons Of the
bes, railway coaches which can DO OBJ
tanned, removs the seats from It. and
suspend the Presidents bed in tho
center by four ropes. tasted at the top
to strong spiral springs. which should
DO firmly bolted I the roof. The springs,
II properly proportional In strength 70
the weight OF the paiient and bed, will
soften all jsrripg. 90 as to make 1t sl.
most impsrcepubls. He suggests, fur.
Their. that the car be bsllsstsd With bars
Of railroad iron. 20 that II will run more
smoothly aud With less jumping. and
that It be put In front OF the train, With
the surgeons car next, . palace car
third. and the engine last. BY this ar.
rangsmept the Presidents car would
escape oil smoke and dust. and the worst
OF the noise. II could not. Of course.
run very fast. say fifteen miles an hour.
and II the destination were Long
Branch. It might be necessary to stop
somewhere on the road every night.
This. however. could DO easily managed.
The doctors could take care OF the pa.
tient In Q properly fitted car - well ~
anywhere else. II the President DOL.
tinu-s to do a. we'll - he has In the past
two or three days time. II will not DO very
long before be car be moved.
A oRowL At THE DOCTORS.
WARRINGTON, September 2.-Ths daily
repor. all the week 10 regarded a. the
precursor OF reaainins strength. Last
night the President continued to do
well. No new Assesses have been
formed. and the theory which had been
predicted that tho fever Of yesterday
was caused BY another abscsss appears,
upon questioning the physician, to
amount to nothing. There 10 one thing
against the physicians which IL just de-
veloped. In their bulletin OF evening
before last they for the nrst time an-
noupced that an opening had spontane.
ously formed itself through the chick
into the mouth and said that such out.
1T was discovered 1t that evenings
dressing. The fact 10 Il had been known
for several days to have been present.
The doctors also stated that no pus had
found its way into tho mouth BY that
QUILT, when the fact was and IL that the
pus has gone and still goes Into the
mouth and thence TO the throat, whence
the President removes II by sxpeotora.
ton. 1t 10 true that not much pus takes
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