The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-18

A,i6 %, m.--Ono " the attending surgeons
saws ttbo pfealdent has hal worry good Day
AID bas boon tpneneed by tbe roilfi'hnoht
administered" IL reply toh Question who'nof
there had been any vomiting to-day tbe doctor
sald no. tbs patient has rotsineo the hourlsn-
ment administered during the day. When
last taken, n short time ago, tho pa1'enps
pulse was IA. 49,,
Secretary Blaine returned to the CITY this
evening and called at tho white house shortly
after o'clock. He said BIO had been quite
we'll since no had been away.
Executive Mansion, B p. m.-- Unoliiclai
bulletin, owing TO the contradictory informa-
tion obtained dufitg the last hour with re-
gard TO the Presidents vomiting. note was
sent to DIR. Bliss, who Is now In the SURGEONS
room. informing him that gentleman who
had recently been in tho private part OF the
house had said, upon leaving the mansion, tnss
the presidont had vomited once this p. M,
and that his pulse was slightly higher. DR..
Bliss in reply wrote "There has not peeh
any vomiting to-day"
Secretary Blaine says the symptoms are
more encouraging than he expected. The
secretary ia looking much botttr than when
he left Washington.
Official bulletin, executive mansion, $3.50
o. m.--The presidents condition IS even
better than it was this morning There mas
BEEN no vomiting during the day and enemata
i continued to be retained more than
a t.blsspoop of beef extract has twice been
administer, By the mouth and not elected,
ind the small quantities Of water swallowed
from time to Time excite no nausea. me
wound continues to do we'll, and Ut present
his pulse ia H.; temperature SO $40; res
piralion IS.
D w. BLISS.
j. X BARNES.
J. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RBYBURN.
D. HAYES AGNEw.
FRANK HAMILTON.
Executive Mansion, 5:45 p. m. The fol-
lowing was received this afternoon
70 Mrs. GARFIELD, Washington, CT
I am most anxious to know how the presi-
dent is to-day and to express my deep
sympathy with you both.
THE QUEEN. By OsBoNE.
The folloying reply has been sent:
To Her Majesty, Queen victor!a
Your msjssty's kind inquiry, finds
presidents condition changed for the
better, in Judgment of bis medical advisers.
There is strong hope of his recovery. bis
mind is entirely clear, and your mhjesty's
kind 'expressioAs of sympathy are most
grateful to him and are gratefully scknowl-
edged by me.
LUCRETIA r GARFIELD.
Ate p. M Secretary Blaine sent the fol-
lowing:
To Lowell, Minister at London:
AT half past the physicians report that
the president IS in better condition than at
any time during the past forty eigh. hours.
He has retained very small quantity OF
liquid food in his stomach Hope is some-
what revived.
BLAINE, Secretary.
Unofficial Bulletin, Executive Mansion, 8
D. m-The president has been asleep nearly
two hours. There has been 10 recurrence OF
nausea in any degree. No morphine bias
been administered to day. His pulse at this
hour is about ITO.
The following was sent tonight;
Lowell Minister at London.
At 1920 o'clock tonight the presidents
condition has not essentially changed since
nv dispatch six hours SINCE His situation
tonight is more hopeful than on yesterday
or the day before. The case is still ex-
tremely critical and fills every one with deep
anxiety.
JAMES BLAINE,
Secretary