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

circumstances will allow and Hnvs ms. Nhs
also enter,ains strong belief that her husband
will recover.
DR.. Aguew is quoted as having said this
evening that the patient was no weaker thnn
no was yesterday. and that there % wm 10y 10y
reasonable chance OF his rallying: This state.
ment, however, was not obtained In direct
manner. Whatever may be said, there s Was
no denying that the case ls extremely crlIicnl
at the pres ent moment, and unless favoraDle
change occurs within n short time, IL may
prove fatal
DR. Bliss this afternoon said be felt confident
could, and hat II had healed 60 within
about three inches Of the mouth
Of the last incison. He feared no
further trouble from the wound, and Ia the
only thing to be overcome now Is tne lrrita-
bllity of the patients stomach, which we sre
doing our best to master 1t tNe concluslon,
OF this sentence, the ,loct said "that ID an =
245 p. In Assistant Secretary of State
Hit, who has just come from the private part
of the house, was asked Il he he'd any favorable
news TO communicate, In response to whlGn
! he ssid, 81 am very sorry that havenoi. In
fact. know nothing Of the late condition OF
she patient ath0ush ihsye nsen liz 1nslat. snle:nt 1
Mr.. Hill has jlst sent the following 70 tne
Lowell minister at London: '.Thc presidents
condition causes great anxiety ne ID 81 rsss, en-,
night. He is tranquil to-day, but has not raj
lied as much AS nope' l. At 1880 p. M ms
| pulse was ia, temperature 1858, respiration
| HIT, Acting Secretary.
Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion, $3.50
| p IN DIR. Bliss says In his opinion the pres-
| ident has more than an sven change 10 get
| well; that hs Is remaining the n0urishmeht
| which has been administered during the day,
and, taking everything into consideration, the
| cese still looks hOpefIl.
The following cablegram was re ceived by the
| British legation this evening:
To DRUMMoND, British Legation, Wsshing gson,
| ID. c.:
| The queel la sorry for the presidents, re-
lapse, and is solicitous Ia her Inquiries a'ter
him. PERSON,
| BY D. BoRsE.
THE CABINET IN CONSULTATIONS.
! Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion. fi5
| o. m.--All the members of the caniu CT, Win
| the exception of Secretary Blaine. are NOW Ia
| consultation in the cabinet room.
| Unofficial bulletin, Executive Msnston 4joN.
| IN The president ia said to be holding ti3
own, and this is considered by the at'sn.ng
surgeons to be point In his favor. He Is az th,s
hour considered to be in better condition than
he was this morning. Nothing, however, can
DO sscertalned regarding the febrile rise.
| Members of the cabinet have been in consul
| tation since 4 O'Clock.
| Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion, $50
| p. m.-The consultation of the caytnst was
with reference 10 the nr!sidenps condition. 1t
| was q prearranged affair and was for the pur-
pose of hearing In body statement as to the
probable outcome OF the present crisis from one
of the attending surgeons; lmnediately after
| the members assembled DIR Bliss was sum-
| moned and explained the situation eubstantl-
ally In the same manner as he had before
done during the day. He reassured the
ing had no official significance, and
the members left the mansion about O'Clock
in apparently better spirits,
| Assistant Secretary Hit says he has not
heard that Secretary Ii'-ine had started for
Washington, and caunot aay when he will
arrive. Tler. Il = Ills ur "a mole hopeful
| leeli 0g rroui i N white " use
Ua Gictsi la ella, Gu. " MinsicD, g. SOP.
| m --As Dr.. hus, ,h'ei"o lhs 81 hue HI use this
Vc-IL EtCp teu,t 20 're rShW W'N'iiinn of me
! pt tsside!t, lhe said, in rcspoEEe to an enquiry,
| .h's Gveiy toing was guius - We'll. &hu that
| ha yas Deffsctly satian:d win tho progress oil
| the cas3
Dfliclal bulletin, Executive Mans on. 7 p. m.
The presidents symptoms ire still grave;
| y ct he seems to have lost no ground during the
| day and his condition on the whole is rather
! better than onyesterday. The enema'are rethin-
9S,.9 respiration 10. NV
| j. X. BARNES,
J.J Woodward.
| ROBERT REYBURN.
| ID. IL. AGNEw.
| Immediately after the last bulletin was al
sued DR.. Bliss remarked t. q representative oil
the associated prese that was conservative
statement Of the case and Is, gener-
| ally speaking. an indication of Improvement
of the case Up TO the time he LETT the man
| sion he mad been absent abont an hour. There
| is nuch anxiety as to what the evening buile-
tin will show, and crowds are gathering
around the bulletin boardsin order to obtain
| Intelligence a5 the earliest possible moment
| Executive Mansion l0:30 p. m.-At this
hour there appears 70 be an improyemsnt Ia
| the presidents condition. His pulse Is Ill;
| TEN perature 9Si respiration normal.
| D. w. bliss,
j. X. BARNES.
| j. j. WOODWARD.
| RoBYRT RKYBuRN.
f. II. HAMILTON.
| UnofTicial bul.etin, Executive Mansion, II
| d, rn.-This has undoubtedly been the most
| unsatisfactory day of the presldent's illness.
1he early mo ming showed sigus OF less hope
! for the presidents recovery, A. d the cabinet
cfic9rs AID ali dc. Uncut officials .ad otlelS
| OF more or less importance called at the
white house 70 obtain Information. with few
| exec piions the Official bulletins nave been re.
ferred TO as an answer tointerrogoiions 10 as TO
the president's condition, there being lit g
beyond what they contalAed iod-ay. While
the hs morning TiTpef has been a%sIi, the even
| In &, being onsidered themore critical period,
there has been shown the most Intense ankle
ty. This opinion has not been couiinded TO
NAV be said 20 have been al
most universal The physicians have
es pe cIaIiy with mem bers Of the press, and the
grentest difficulty has been experienced In sup
plying the demands Of the public for the exact
~ tbe day. An iotimstion was teiegraphed
this an ternocn that the Ofiiclals had been called
together, aud IL was thought that some OFFICIAL
act was ABOUT ID De pIonh.e AAeut Dub ehlh
| proved tobe an error. The object OF tue meet
| IL wbfch 10ok place between four aud nye o.
m. wsas sitnply TO hesr, In = body, the report OF
TIE phtsiclans on the 81 ustiou, with
a view OF ascertAining the exact state
! OF Affairs Or. Bliss was cslltd upon
! impart the desired Information. lie lake
| for somstime, and while he stated very explic-
| Itly the gravity OF the situstiOn, be was very
hopeful, and maintained that ths president
mad OF least an evea ch1nce Tor recovery.
Ills exp anatioa was suficientiy ear 20
re estabiish 10 q considers bic ex leut, the con-
! fdence of the cabinet officers, and they ex-
| pre ssed thsr selvss as ing more hopeful
amer the conference, snd the ehcials iiad zen
| the white hOusf, and ~ became knowB what
mad traDspifed, there was decl1ediy
better feeling throughout lhe msD-iOu and
although the ss-urancee Of recovery were
far from satisfactory, they were acceptsd win
Rrafl flfca.lon. and foOu changed decidedly the
sentimept. Hhlnh f-<{ - kt.e bouss All ths
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