The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-10

any anodyne. The febrile rise of yesterday az
ternoon slowly subsided during the night.
This morning at $50 O'Clock his pulse was 9s;
temperature 9S s-lO; respiration 10, Since yes
teraay evening small quantities Of liquid
n0urishment, given at short intervals, have
been retained, and this morning larger guam
Titles are being administered without gastric
disturbance.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. j. WOODWARD,
j. X. BAnNRe,
RoDERT REYBUEN,
ID. III. AaHEw.
FRANK II, HAMILTON.
Executiv Mansion ll;So a. m,--The presi-
dent at tns hour IL resting comfortably, lie
has taken nourishment quite freely during
the morning, and rellshed IT, DIR, Reyburn
says his pulse and.temperamenta at pre,ent are
perceptibly lower than when the morning bul-
le in was Issued, and he considered the pa
tlent as progressing rnely lie says there is
no cause for alarm whatever,
DIR. Agnew considers the presldent'a condition
to be very encouraging and he expects TO leave
for philadelphia during this day, ifthe patient
continues to improve,
The discharge from the woFpd this mornings
has been entirely satisfactory and the puse
OF a healthy oharaOtef, The nourishmtnt
which the preeidoht has taken this morning
| consisted of Kouniis milk and lim3 water All
reports that the president is sinking are en-.
| urely untounded.
onioial bulletn-Executive Mansion, 1859
y. MAT tue dressing OF the presidents
wound this morning, II was found that pus
had been dlscharging spontaneously and
| freely throughout the counter opening made
| yesterday. lie has been quite comfortable
| tEis morning and has taken liberal supply
| of LIQUID nourishment His pulse IN now lOl;
| Temperature, 90; respiration, 10.
| ID, w, BLIss
| J.K. RARNEs.
| I'D. WOODWARD.
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omei, ,,hsdoans =, nv. ns onis Loai. %
port , liz liz condi,in ~, i
Ind temperatnrs n ra sIightIv dimini cd sIncS
anu ,enpera.uie n atv s,isntiy sine
~ as h riegy' y ., iiis y,
nn,a, ~, hds as so,,n1 a1'e W sieop WIN
''in''i" 9iHs VII "'s py .rws SiVS So,ro,ox,
pAish, oeore'ary'
| Official bulletin, p. m.-Tie president hai
been very easy during the day, and has con
tinued to take the nonflehlnent allowed with
ont any disturbance. The discharge of pui
from his wound Is quite ABUNDANT and il is
evident that thorough drainage has been se-
cured by yesterdays opsration. The degree
OF fever this evening diners little from that
OF yesterday. His pulse iB 1865 temperature
1913; respiration 10.
Nldnight-The president has had NOR,
clmforIable and quiet dag than would b,
thought compatible with the state OF his con
tinuous fever. He has taken more nOurish
ment than yesterday, although still IN liquiC
form, and experienced no recurrence OF dis
tressing nausea which aggravated hts system
} yesterday evening. The new lncision Is stil
very sensitive to touch Rn'
even the laying or o piece q
linen saturated With esYbolicoil upon tue ray
! flesh az the mouth Of the cut causes pain.
Is to thl sensitive and paln.ul condition OF th
! wound that the continuous fever OF the da
Is attributed. The incitions, however, wi
grow less sensitive ,aB.. they become coyere
with tho natural seeretlons which follow a
injury OF this kind, The tissueB, by to-moI
J row or next day, OF the new wound VIII ,