The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08

ELHRRox, y, j., September 7,-Genen
Swain this morning said that the President
slept oil night His pulse is not more
; than 100 and temperature but slightly
above normal There is very sanguinC
feeling among the surgeons, This morn
ing's bulletin will be Issued shortly.
LONG BRANCH, September THE fol
lowing official bulletin was issued this
morning at 0 o'clock: The President slept
the greater part OF the past night, awaken
ing, however, US often as was necessary to
take nouriShment, which he took well.
Tho fever reported in last evenings bulle-
ih subsided by II PM This morning
his temperature is normal, and he appears
to have quite recovered from the fatigue OF
yesterdays journey. AT the morning
dressing the parotid allscess was found TO
be doing we'll The visible parts Of the
wound look some better, Pulse, 100;
temperature, 084; respiration, lS Tho
next bulletin will be issued ut Or, NJ. this
evening
NOoN-The situation regardingthe Presi-
dents condition continues favorable, and
the attending surgeons and Cabinet Oti-
GERS express themselves entirely satisfied
with the outlook. The morning bulletin
had tic eheCtof allaying gll Iuleasiress on
tho part IOf those who were anxious lust
evening, and 1t Is confidently expected
the favorable change will continue. The
faCt that the President having had suil-
cient reCupentivG power to rally from the
depressed condition of last evening, was
received rs very good indication that this
recovery Is but question OF time.
DIR. Bliss thinks the ocean air will hence
forth have good brcing effect on the
President,
Attorney Genetal Macveagh, who lust
evening, was extremely despOndent, Is feel
ing good this morning and thinks the
change during the night almost marvellous.
II having been decided to issue bulletins
but twice per day, IL another good indica-
ton, and tends TO prove the surgeons don't
anticipate the occurrence Of anything seri-
Gus.
The weather to.day Is said 10 be the hot
test OF the season. The thermometer at
this hour is OO0 in the shade, with land
breeze blowing. ,. t.... 4
1:15 r. M.-'fhe President Is reported as
passing good day. The excessive heat
affects him somewhat, but his general con-
ditiOn Is encouraging. Ifc Is holding tho
gain which was made during the night.
$3.50 =, M-Gep, Swain says that tho
President has held his own during the
day, and he thinks he issomewhat stronger.
He expresses himself US feeling somewhat
more Comfortable than In Washington, and
enjoys the sca mir exceedingly. Dr. Boyn-
ton, who was present at the noon examlna-
ton; says his pulse, while n little higher,
being III, was good and firm; and the tenn
perature, which was but little above nor
mai indicated that there was very little
"on tho whole, said the doctor, ~rhc
improvement Of the President lust night
shows that he has considerable vitality left.
expect to be ableto giveyou, ,bettOP news
intha course Of tho next SO or SS hOurs." 4
Residents Of Long Branch say the heat OF
to-day IL greater than II has been for some
years. In places tlIe thermOmeter ranges
between 10 and l00I The Presidents
quarters are quite comfortable, hoyeyeF,
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