Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-17
BULLETIN 3.
Passed Restless Night, Vomiting Free
quently.


Passed Restless Night, Vomiting Free
quently.
Executive MANSION, $3.50 A. M.-The
President was somewhat restless and
votnited several times during the early
part OF the night. Since O'Clock this
morning he has not vomited and has
slept TRANQUILITY most OF the time. Nutri-
tious enemata are successfully employ
ed to sustain him. Altogether his symp-
toms appear less urgent than yesterday
afternoon. at present his pulse is llG,
temperature 9S.G, respiration Is.
[Signed. d. w. Bliss,
J.k. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
d. H. AGNzw.
Information ct Ills A. N. Very Discour-
aging.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, ll:l5A. M.-Pri-
vate Secretary Brown came from the
surgeons room few moments ago and
reported that the President was then
sleeping. No morphia has yet been in.
jected, and there has been no report OF
nausea since A. NJ. Two enemata have
&hiaRhrI haeR IaRvscesa5Hlly administered since nc
morning dressing showed that the
wound was in a perfectly healthy
condition. Members OF the Cab
met arrived at various times
during the early morning. AT,
torney General MacNeagh, accompanied
by DR.. Agnew, arrived at the Mansion
about hall past seven. When he re-
turned from the private part OF the
house he expressed the opinion that
while there was yet hope the patient
was certainly in very critical condl-
ton. There is noticeable despondent
expression visible on the faces OF those
having access to the Presidents cham
Der and the greatest reticence is OBJ
served, especially by the attending
surgeons, who do not enter the
business portion OF the house
unless it is absolutely necessary. The
respondent expression OF Attorney
General MacVeigh was especially notice
able.
Shortly after Q o'clock the Cabinet
officers, with the exception of Secretary
Lincoln, who arrived at later hour,
having lust returned from New York,
left the White House for their respect.
i've Departments. The day bids fair to
be one of anxious waiting. The mid
day bulletin is anxiously awaited.
The opinion prevails at the Mansion
among those who are thoroughly con.
yersant with the Presidents condition
that should his temperature by the noon
| dressing be below q normal point and
his pulse become more frequent, the
gravity of the situation will be increased.
II, on the other hand, his temperature
should remain normal or decrease a
| little, and his pulse keep up, the sltua'
ton will not be considered as materially
changed. Stationary temperature and
an improved pulse would be most
favorable indication.
The Message at Noon Shows higher
| Pulss.
EvrcrrIyE MANSION, 1890 M.-The
President has been tranquil and has no,
vomited since the morning bulletin, but
has not vet rallied from the prostratiou
of Yesterday afternoon as much as was
boped. The enemata administered are
however, still retained. At present his
pulse is ia, temperature 50 3.lO, respi
ration 10.
signed D. w. Bliss,
J. h. BARNES,
j J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
ID. II. AGNEw.
Little Mere Hopeful at $50 z. M
ExECUrIvE MANSION, $50 P: N.-Dr
Bliss says in his opinion the Preslden
has more than an even chance 10 &c
welt; that he is retaining the nourish
ment which has been administered TO
day, and, taking everything into consid
Grafton, the case still looks hopeful.
Thought to DO Better at 4:3o P. M,
Executive MANSION, 4:30 p. N.-Th
President is said to be holding his own
/ and this is considered by the attendln
surgeons as a point in his favor. Gen
praliy speaking he is at this hour con
sidered in better condition than b
was this morning. Nothing, however
can be ascertained regarding the tebrll
rise. The members OF the Cabinet hav
been in consultation since four O'Clock.
The Evening Information.
ExEcrrIyg MANSION, August 10,
N.-The Presidents symptoms are stl
grave, yet he seems to have lost n
ground during the day, and his oondl
tion on the whole is rather better thai
Yesterday. He has yomited but ono
dnring the afternoon. At present III
pulse is 40. temperature 80 $40, res
piration 10. .rpu
ExEcuTIvE MANSION, II p. Mn
Mansion has just been closed ior IN IN
night. Secretary Brown has Just com
from the surgeons quarters and report
the President sleeping quietly at thi
hour, also, that his pulse has grown les
frequent within the last hour, and ina
no vomiting has occurred since abou
4P.M NJ.
The --latest.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 2 A. II. - -Dl
Bliss reports that no vomiting has oc
CURED up to this hour, and adds that tn
] prospects are COED.