Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-16
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Special :s the Miner by D. g. Military and W. D. Linssl

gregational Church, about three quarters of a mile Just as they reached the Church he complained of severe pains Tn his head. He was assisted to seat on the steps and ex- claimed "this pain" and became unscon- scious. X conveyance was procured and Mrs. Blaine returned with him home, several ! physicians were sent for who soon appeared and began cupping his spine and resortlng to other counter r-irritants, the revulsion con tinuing until F. NJ. MT. Blaine remaining unconscious and breathing irregularly while his wife, physicians and other friends re- mained at his bedside. Physicians said he was suffering from over excitement of the brain and nervous system, superinduced by recent events in which he had been,a prom inent actor, assisted by the weather which is very oppressive. About P. M. he be- came conscious and inquired of his Wife what was the matter, she replied, ''you are ill;' in short time he turned over in bed breathing better and pulse stronger. One of the physicians said this evening that it was a clear case of sun str3ke, another said, at first he thought it might be apoplectic, but on examinatiCii there were no symptoms of that diseose. At 30 Dr. Bloss remarked that tLe attack was yielding to treatment with remarkable rapidity. Congressman nale telcgraphed from Cincinnati to Mrs. Blaine this evening: ''There is great relief at favorable news of Blaine's condition, tell him his cause has improved all day, each state coming in better than expected, no wonder he has had bad turn, the strain has been tremednouS.'
 Santa Rosa, California, June 10.-G. w.. Henley, who killed James Roland month ago, was hanged here last night by vigi- lance committee.
 Washington, June 12.-Mr. Blaine has been some time in a semi unconscious state but is now talking wildly and is entirely out of his mind. He imagines himself still at the church and calls upon those around him to take him home.
 A joint resolution introduced by Paige of California; was reported and passed by the House to-day requesting the President to submit to the Government of China an ad- ditiOnal article to the treaty of 1868 to the effect that the United States of America do hereby reserve the right to regulate, restrict or prevent immigration of Chinese subjects into the United States, except for commer- cial pursuits, and reciprocaly the Emperor of China reserves the right to regulate, re- strict or prevent the immigration of citizens of the U. S. into the Chinese Empire except for commercial pursuits.
 New York, June 12.-A Washington dis patch says Speaker Kerr is worse, his voice is failing and his physicians say he is likely to die any day. It is generally said he will never be in the House again.
 A dispatch from Cincinnati to the Adver- tiser says Conkling is steadily gaining in favor, and strength. Bristow doubtful, con- promise candidates are not brought out prominently.
 A special to the Post says if there is no
 
 tomorrow it will be impossible to hold his friends and new combination will be en- tered into that will completely change the 
 Cincinnati, June 13.-About all the dele gates are here. Everything is at fever heat but all good naturcd. After careful survey l of the ground all are satisfied that Blaine will be nominated, not later than 3d ballot. | He is constantly growing in strength in con- sequence of assaults upon him. Hays is al- | most certain to be nominated fs. Vice Pres | ident.
 Washington, June l3.-Blaine is able to | write to his friends in his usual bold hand | without any exhibition of hesitation or | weakness except physical exhaustion.
 There is a flutter among the Bristow men who accuse the Massachusetts delegation, es- l pecially Judge Hoar of bad faith It is still claimed that Bristow will get 16 Massa- ,husetts votes.
 "There's victory in the air over there,, said delegate, pointing to Blane's Head quarters at the Burnett House.
 The Illinois delegation stand Blaine 34; Bristow 4; Washborne 21. Bristow's strength has increased this afternoon, but he highest claimed for him is under 200 InlesS Blaine's forces break. There is little enthusiasm for any except Blaine. Conk- ing's men are discouraged. California del ,gation stands for Blaine. 3 for Bristow md for Conkling. Nevada, 3 for Conk- ing and 3 for Bristow.
 Senator Sargent IS here urging an anti Chinese plank which Senator Jones will probably introduce. No probability of bal oting before Friday. Blaine will probably 'ave on first ballot 29O to 300, gain five on econd and be nominated on third.
 Augusta, June 3.-Democratic State Con- ention to-day nominated John c. Talbot for Governor and elected Tilden delegates to National Convention
 New York, June 13-Delaware Demo-