Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-06


inc better.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 5.
The following dispatch has been sent by
the surgeons in charge to Doctors Agnew and
Hamilton, the two consulting physicians:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 a. m.
After you left urgent symptoms continued.
There was much restlessness, and constant
slight vomiting, and by eight o'clock p. m,
the Presidents condition seemed even more
serious than when you saw him.
Since then, his symptoms have gradually
become more favorable There has been
no vomiting or regurgitation of fluids from
the stomach since O'Clock last evening.
The President has slept good deal dur
ing the night and this morning expresses
himself as comparatively comfortable. The
spasmodic pains in the lower extremities
have e. a-.,.pPeared, leaving behind
however, much musclar soreness and ten
derness to the touch. There is less
tympanites and no abdominal tender
| ness whatever, except in hepatlc
| region. Since p. III. he has taken an
ounce and half of chicken broth every
two hours and has retained it all. The
wound was again dressed antiseptically this
morning. Altogether, but one-haf grain
of morphia has been administered hypoder-
mically during the last "a hours, and it has
been found quite sufficient. His pulse, how
ever, still keeps up AT $50 it was ia,
temperature 1905, desperation "a. Seven
ty-two hours have now elapsed since the
wound was received We can not but feel
encouraged this morning, although, OF
course we do not overlook any of the perils
that still beset the path to recovery. The
course of treatment agreed upon viii be
steadily pursued.
| TSigned d. w. Bliss, J. K. Barnes, j.
J. Woodward, Robt. Reyburn
| OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE NJ MANs1oN, July 5-12 80 p. M
The favorable condition of the symptoms
reported in the last bulletin continues
! There has been no recurrence of the yom
iting. Pulse 10, temperature 101, respira
ton "a The President lies at present in q
natural sleep. No further bulletin will be
issued till $50 p. m, unless in case of an
unfavorable change.
[signedl D. w Bliss, j. X. Barnes, j
J. Woodward, Robert Reyburn.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, II. so a. m.-Tht
Presidents symptoms continue to b
favorable. All reports to the contrary ar
unfounded.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, LA p. NTH
Presidents symptoms are as favorable as a
the date of the last bulletin. He has jus
had a natural and perfectly normal move
ment of the bowels, which was not accom-
panied by any unfavorable indications. Fl
has taken no anodynes since 10 o'clock Las
night and his condition is regarded by tn
attending physicians as very encouraging.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Daniel McNa1nara
supposed to be insane, appeared at polio
: headquarters to-day and said he was frol
King William County, Va, but had been hvin
, in Philadelphia. He announced that he ha
been inspired by God to come here and ki
Secretary Blaine. He inquired where Nj
Blaine lived, and exhibited revolver H
was arrested.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 5-3. So p. NJ
The condition of the President has not ms
> terially changed since the date of the lal
bulletin. His physicians continue to regar
, his symptoms as very favorable. He hi
suffered to some extent yesterday and to-da
from the great heat of the weather, and h
physicians have this afternoon invited Pro
J. E. Hilgard, of the United States Goa
and geodetic survey, to consult with thel
with view to the adoption, if practicabl
of some plan for the artificial refrgeratic
of the Presidents room. Vice-Presidel
" Arthur called at 3. .45 p. M. and is still her
BULLETIN.
4 p. m.-The Presidents symptoms ha,
. continued to improve steadily all day. H
!. physicians feelmuch encouraged. A natur
and healthy action of the bowels has take
place, and is most favorable.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
:. EXECUTIVE MANSION, As p. m.-Tl
Presidents pulse has fallen to 104, and he
e resting quietly.
q BULLETIN.
1t EXECUTIVE MANSION, 5.35 p MT
s. President is now sleeping. The attendan
and watchers are taking advantage of h
is quietness, and all or most all are doing
1t different parts of the hallway and adioi
If ing rooms.
|, WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Postmaste
e General to-day received the following tel
n gram from Senator Malone, dated Peter
IS burg, Va: "There is sincere sympatl
and anxious soicitude for the Preside
here universally and throughout the Stat
= The hopeful report of his better conc
l. ton you gave gives gladness to the hearts
@ ALL"
e UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
IS EXECUTIVE MANSION, 7.3O P. NH
!. Presidents pnlse remains at 104, and the
# are no unfavorable symptoms. He is res
It ing quietly.
d OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
e EXECUTIVE MANSION, July $50 P. M
t The condition of the President continu