New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-07
THE PRESIDENT STEADILY IMPROVING.

THE PRESIDENT STEADILY IMPROVING.
BULLETINS FROM EXECUTIVE MANSION
THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
WASHINGTON, July 6.--Thc following informa-
ton of the Presidents condition was sent from tho
White House to-day by attending physicians and
others:
3am-At this hour the watchers in the Pres-
dents room cannot be Drs Bliss and Woodward
the only attendant physicians remaining at the
physicians room adjoining the sick room.
8 a. m.-Mrs. Edison, one of the attendants in tho
sick room, says tho President rested well during
most of the night.
$50 a. m.-COlonel Rockwell, one of tho watchers
during the latter part of the night, reports the
President TO have passed quiet night. The Prcsi-
dent remarked this morning that he felt consdern-
bly, refreshed with the rest he obtained during the
night.
C &. m.-Drs Bliss and Woodward both express
themselves as feeling very much encouraged at the
Presidents condition this morning, His pulse at
TINS hour, u a. m, Is about 100
$50 a. m.-The President has passed n most COM
Portable night and has slept well. His condition
has remained throughout as favorable as when
less frequent and is now 0S, temperature 0S f. res
piration %. ID. W. Bliss.
}. X. BARNEs.
ROBERT Il! YBuRN.
u.
ne daie of the last bulletin has further improved
liis pulse Is now 80 and his temperature is normal
Secretary Blaine has just sent the following tcle-
gram:
Low IL, Minister, London:
dh C., PRESIDENT passed very comfortable night
pulse this morning is below 100. HIS physicians
ieci fresh announcements bn intensely anxious.
Ior the Trying days yet TO come.
BLAIHE, Secretary of State.
VII.
1890 p. m:-The President remains quite IA COM
Portable as at the date of the last bnllefin lie
| takes his nourlshmcnt well. Pulse 100: tonncr,
ture, oo.1 respiration, 3D.
y. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN
l2:3o p. m.-Thc slight rise in pulse of the prcs
dent since the official bulletin of $50 A. IN. has been
caused by the changing of the bed and the nav,
mcnt of the patients body which if made nncns..r
Ills symptoms are still regarded as very favorable.
occur no further official bulletin will be issued mnt;
$50 p. III. Experiments now being made undrr
different sorts of relrigcralng appara tus in order I"
h Ino lresid9nt II possible, from the unfvor
.tpo influence on the great heat by artiliclay cool
ing the atmosphere of his room. ''0'
1so.-Tho following dispatch wa, sent by the
tins afternoons: ~ o'
s;noo EXECUTIVE MANSION, July G-1p.M.
Once our telegram OF yesterday the case has con-
t,f
was quite comfortable during the dav and nnodnTI
no norphine until bedtime last night Ills ,"inJ @
perfectly clear, but he Obcyed our Injunction
10 relItin from conversation. The afternoon rr
JCGrpa'ioh Oh symptoms heretofore observed daily
qua not occur On he contrary n sliphi diminmt;S,
In the pulse took place. By $40 D. m II was iuC
temperature, lOO.0 rcspiration "a Dnrno tLn
afternoon he had several small solid natural rvo
allons from the bowels, the first since the nccdn,t
!ticy occurred witho pam or discomfort and con
from To 10 p. m, he troubled occasion,ji, is,
aciu efuctations out on suspending the atlmlstrn
tloh OF nonrishmcnt FOR u time this SYMPTOM I;sa"
pc"Icu AL lo:'5o D. m. onc-quarter of a grain of
morphine was administered hypcrermicalIy being
the only morphine given since our telegram TO Won
yesterday. He slept very well during the niSht
ana expressed himself feeling quite colnfortnhi.'
,nough weak, tins morning. At $50 this 1nornin,,
ms Pulse was oS; temperature, $50: respiration
I'd ne tenderness OF the lower cxtremitics 10 tho
touch mas considerably diminished. He is takiny
WIN relish every two hours some chicken broth
made more nutritious by the addition of raw og1,
albuInen AT 1870 D. to-day his pulse was 100,
temperature, 99.7 respiration, %. viii contnno
W Keep you ADVISED OF the progress of the case
-. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES
j. j. WOODWARD
ROBERT REYBUKN
$50 p. m.-The Presidents condition at tbis bour
remains unchanged, all runors to the contrary not
outstanding. "'J NV
81, ',' ~ p; Among other favorable SYMPTOMS of
my Icsluchts condition to-day the fact that he
~ beginning TO find fault with his phvsicinns ha
cause thcy DO not give him enough to eat He called
~ 49, q peeIsleak, but upon being told it was NOT
thought prudent at present to allow him 70 eat srch
hearty food he grumbled n little but consenteI ~
,Tohpioiiise upon an and say no more about II
~. me egg was gwen him. He wished also to know