Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-12

INTERESTING OPINION ny On. BoYSToS-
WHY THE WHO'LL Has Sor BEEN
TOLD.
CHICAGO. September 12.-Ths follow.
ing interesting points are from . Long
Branch special: Dr.. Beynton has al
ways had the reputation Of telling the
strictest truth about the Presidents
case. and has never made q statement
which the progress OF the disease has
not verified. He declared septicemia to
exist weeks before the others admitted
1t. Last night he said the President had
had a very bad day. with his pulse at
times mp to $50. HE is not doing
WE'LL" said be. land I believe that there
is no longer any doubt that his lungs
are affected. He had TO b urged 10 eat
yesterday. Ons small woodoook would
make him four meals. He was not sure
that an sbscess had formed on the
lungs. but II formed, II would. hs
feared. lead to py@nia, and be would
not recover"
Dr.. Bliss admitted bronchial oongss-
ton q month ago. but the physicians
determined to give no Information OF a
alarming character unless the patients
condition absolutely demanded It. For
this reason nothing vas said about the
affectation Of the parotid gland until the
swelling had assumed such proportions
a. to cause doubt in the minds Of the
doctors "a TO whether the President
could live through II. and for the Same
reason NO mention has ever been made
in the bulletins Of the small abscesses
which have formed. discharged and par
TALLY healed ON different parts OF the
Presidents body. This oonoealmsnt 10
not inspired by any desire to deceive the
public. but simply to prevent what the
physicians believe TO be unnecessary
alarm.
The personal relations existing be-
tween correspondents and persons d..
rectly connected with the case have thus
enabled them to keep the public quite
accurately informed Of what 10 trans
piring 10 the sick room. The only Sc
qusl to tho inflsmed condition Of the
parotid gland 10 the inability Of the Pros
ident to close the eyelid tight In wink.
ing. This 10 due to temporary paralysis
and will be entirely overcome. His
hearing has not been destroyed.
THIS MORNINGS OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
ELsrnoS, September 1873 a. ~
The President passed IN unusually good
night. His aleep being uninterrupted
except occasionally to enable him to take
n~ourishm-ut. Suppurstion from tho
psrotid gland has almost ceased. and
the opening from which the pus dis.
charged Is rapidly healing. His cough
10 less and e~xpeotoration materially di.
minishsd. Temperature II 1874; pulse,
100 and respiration. Is.
(Sigued by the physioians).
THE PRESIDENT ToDAr-NoRr cHErRrso
aEPoRTs OF HIS CONDITION.
LoSo BRANCH, September l2.-Post.
master General James. who saw the
President this morning, says be found
him in good spirits and generally much
better than be dared to expect. A brief
conversation occurred. during the course
Of which the President firmly grssped
James by the hand and spoke In . very
clear voice. His eyes today are esps-
cislly bright and natural looking. The
Postmaster General was 30 impressed
with the improvement that he thinks hs
will yet be able to 60 to the white
mountains. He has gone to New York
this morning on business. As the day
passes the President improves and the
surgeons feel more encouraged and OF.
press the opinion that the lung oompli.
cation Is under control.
At l O'Clock, DR.. Bliss says, the Pres
idsnt's pulse 10 LOG. temperature ss.2.
respiration 20. and that he 10 having
n bright day.