Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-17

the patients condition at that hour. he
has not been troubled with nausea since
Yesterday afternoon, at which time be
threw Of about Q gill OF liquid matter
containing . quantity OF bile.
DR.. Boynton says Mrs Garfield feels
rather more encouraged today than yes
terday.
POPULAR Anxiety.
The feeling Of anxiety and expectancy
In the city the past night was Intense.
In streets in the nsighborhood OF the
Executive Mansion. In the hotels and
even in private residences. were groups
OF peopl. Who remained up all night and
eagerly inquired alter the latest INTEL.
Rence. Everywhere was the same feel.
ing OF profound interest, and the dsr-
kened windows OF the White House we're
watched all night By patient crowds.
HE PuLsr REcrprSo.
EXECUTIVE MASsIoS-745 A. M.-Dr.
Bliss r.psrts the Prssidsnt's pulse at
ITO, and that be feels encouraged at the
general condition OF the patient this
morning.
OFFICIAL B~ULLkrINa.
$50 a. x.-Ths President passed .
tranquil night, sleeping most Of the
time. he continues to retain the nutra.
tive enemats. and has not vomited since
the last bullstin. His general condition
appears more hopeful than ut this time
yesterday. Pulse. ITO temperature.
SO 3; respiration. normal.
1880 p. M.-The Presidents oondi.
ton has not materially changed since
the last bulletin. He has been tranquil
and slept some. He has not vomitsd,
and the nutrative enemata IL still main
tanned. Pulse. liz; temperature. sS.7;
respiration. Is.
Signed BY the physicians.
CONDITION OF TEE WOUND.
NEw YoRx. August IA Washing.
ton speeial says: Dr.. Agnsw conducted
the examination Of the wound this
morning and Il 10 reported 10 be In good
condition. The dow aud quality Of pus
is satisfactory, everything considered.
The patient said the manipulation caused
very little unsasinsss. Signs OF blood
poisoning were looked for but none were
found. Secretaries Window. Kirkwood
and Lincoln arrived at 8 o'clock this
morning and were viyibly sad aud de-
pressed but seemed encouraged BY the
bulletin and the talk with his physicians.
KirkwUod said: "Ths best We can say
is that there IL still hope for the Presi-
dent; he is certainly nj worse" Tho
Presidents secretary answered an enor-
nous number Of dispatches this morn
ing. They come from every quarter.
and one from q strong. healthy man, Of
!ering to furnish his blood 10 SAVE the
President by TRANSMISSION.
A CHICAGO SUMMARY OF q Presidents
CONDITION TO-DAY.
CHICAGO. August 1.-THE Nsns' pri.
vats bulletins from Washington today
ale As follows:
9:l5 A. M.-Ths Presidents chances
at this hour are considered much better
than yesterday. Even Attorney General
Maovesgh, Who has been very gloomy,
said Just now: at looks very much
better" Dr.. Hamilton agrees with the
other physicians that the case 10 BY NO
means hopeless.
1880 A. M.-There IL Q total absence
Of any such feeling here today as de-
scribed In New York and other large
cities. Everybody here 10 has re-
nswed hope In the Presidents recovery.
l0:45 A. M.-The Presidents stomach
appears to be msnding and approaching
It's normal state. Pulse. temperature
aud respiration indicate . present state
OF rest In the stomach.
1850 A. M.-Dr. Agnew has just said.
'I think the President 10 better today"
1856 A. M.-Rsyburn has just said I:
~ think the President Is q little better
today. We feel encouraged. I think
there 10 yet ground for strong hopes OF
his recovery"
II A. Mo vomiting has occurred.
The President has taken NO food. and
nons will be given him until tonight,
aud perhaps not then.
I2 A.. x.-Dr. R-yburn has just said:
"Dr. Hamilton seems to think there 10
good reason to hope for the Presidents
recovery"
PRESENT APPEARANCE OF TuE PlEsIDESr.
WARRINGTON. August l7.-Sincs Sun
day last the appearance Of the President
has greatly changed. his face being bag.
gard and blapohed to whitsness. His
person has fallen away perceptibly and
his debility 10 now SO great that he
scarcely moves. It 10 necessary to turn
him over In bed whenever 1t becomes
painful for him to continue 10 ~
position. The report that bed.sorss have
appeared 10 not trus, and the theory that
the gastric trouble comes from pyemis
10 secuted BY all the attending surgeons.
They say IL there were any signs oil II,
1t would show itself in his color or make
itself known BY it, odor.
LATEST.
EXECUTIVE MAssroS, WASHINGTON.
August II p. M.-Dr. Bliss 10 In q.
eellsnt spirits and feels confident the
patient 10 now rallyipg rapidly. The
enemata are being continued a. usual.
10 addition to other nourishment. and
will not Be dispensed with u present.