The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-20


without serious result, but il is not possible
TO make any predictions as to the course the
iisease will take next. Ii is now agreed by
al the attending surgeons that the ricors are
the result Of lung trouble and pypmia-
The following dialogue occurred between
Or. Agnew and reporter Of The Associated
Press, at IL O'Clock:
Doctor, how is the president at this
Matters look decidedly gloomy.
10 you apprehend any continuance of the
There Is no law governing mat.
future. '"'
8vere? wy
twas not quite as severe as the others.
presume. doctor, that tho case NAV be
summed up at this hour ss bsing decidedly
lslsrmingi
n Yes, II looks very dark,
N Elberon, N. J September 10, ll.4O a. n.y.
gOr. Bliss says there has been no material
1chsnge In the presidents condition. There
't 70 no evidence of repair in the wound, and
the discharge looks bad.
n Elberon, N. j., $50 p. m.-Secretsr,
q Hunt has just come from the franklin cot
1tase. he says the president Is now sleeping
%quietly, and that there is no material
'schsnge in his condition.
Long Branch, 1880 p. m.-Ths following
catalogue occurred at IL o'clock between DR.
Bliss and representative of tho Associated
a 're.s:
A Doctor, what Is the presidents condition
Hal this houri
a The fact that the temperature does no.
Arise above tho normal range indicates tina,
he vitality of the patient is gro wing eradu.
Sally less.
n DR.. Bliss thinks II probable that the pul,e
Mwill go down to LOG between now and even
n Dg.
n All the members of the cabinet except
u Blame and Lincoln are now here, and they
Mexpress themselves as being extremely
IanIious about the presidents condition.
N Elberon, lao p. NIT can b,
|A'tsted on the authority OF the cabi
Bnet officers now here that Vice. Presi
Edent Arthur has not been summoned
3snd that no action regarding his coming her,
Eha been taken. He hss been advised rspu
EJlnrly OF the presidents condition from
Hhere, a. he was from Washington
HSecretary Blaine Is said TO be still in Angus
Ma, Maine, and hss been kept we'll informed o
the presidents condition. Secretary Lncol
Is expected to arrive tonight or Tomorrow
ADr Bliss has just gone TO the Frsncklyn col
tsge TO make the noon examination, and III
Mbuletin is swsited with intense anxiety.
X New York, September 19.--General Al
8coiving but fey callsr r,no,,av AM s; oailsa ie :,
him bnt he dsclinad an ;nte,v;eu 's,oS aonS;U y
vord that h. had received notbira hnt a of;o;
Gbull.tip.. He had previouslv s,a,ed hox
Heyer. that be was rsnds 70 ohey .nv ann nv @ "
kmade by the cabinet nnd ba hone
Hthat the prssideDrs strony con,,;tn,io
Eand the careful nursipe be reociyed wonl
4 lenablo him TO soon resume his executiy
H,duties. At the Fifth Avenue hotel nm I
Hnoon the only bulletin received was that ser
at o'clock from EbCron, and many anx
Sous citizens lowered e-ound the hotel /
@hopes of receiving more encoura ging new
E An official bulletin hss j.t hoen receive
from ElseroD:
n ElberoR, 1880 p. m.-The chill fror
z (which the president was suIsrip
8ss the time the morning bulletin was issued
asted nDout hi!een minutes and was fol
9lowed by iebrlio rise of temperature. ant
Usveasing. He slept much Of the time, bu
Ahis normal condition has not materiall,
ychanged since. Temperature s8; Pulse 1O4
Respiration 20.
n THE PRESIDENTS APPEARANCE.
q New York, September l9.-1he Evening
4 Posts special says rs to the president. con
Sdisiop; Dr. Bliss says it is very bad, but he
has a chance, II he should die, the doctor
Hdoes not think he will die within day or
1.-TWO unless embolism should set in, and he
amight live a week; He has stilla great deal
siof strength, and his vitality and resistjye
Hpowers ore anomslous. They are perfectly
|3wonderiul. DIR. hgnew and himself have
Hboth remarked this. NotWitb-
8standing the bad history OF the
&case yet whom entered the room and ,nw
the firm, reliant expression upon the presi.
2dents countensnce and his manner of ,ps,k.
5ing, 1t was enoughthe doctor said 10 lake one
&od his feet. DIR Bliss concluded by ssving
Hhe buried hope only in the grave. The
Sdoctor further said there is no Immediate
4emergencv expected in the presidenl's CON.
dition. He called for hand elsss after tbe
morning dressing and said. Il cannot nnda,.
stand why / am 10 weak. when I lont
so WE'LL His voice Is not 60 hosrse AZ vbsni
the parotid gland was ipti.med. Tbere 4, nj
2evidence OF repair this morning. hut II .ny n
Eis Of the wound; still he is quite cheerful
The lsft lung seems only slghtly affected
lDr. Agnew being asked again recsntIv j
whether there was sny hone. s.id tbere /. ~
dhope.