Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-14
OSANGElES WEEKLY HERALD
Late kilograms.

Late kilograms.
tue Msssinx Arcsse W hsltrs Found
NO survivors.
SAN FRANCISCO. July lS.-The
whaler Thomas Pope, Captain
Willard, arrived last evening from
the Arctic. She left the Straits Of
Juan on the 21st of June. The day
before leaving she spoke the
whaler Progress, Captain DaIken,
and from her learned that the In
dians near East Cape had found the
two missing whalers. Vigilant and
Mount Wollaston. The indians
found three corpses only on board
the Vigilant. From their appear
ance 1t was evident that they had
died in the fret year of their cap
ttvity In the ice. The Indians
brought away from the VIailant
some money, q spyglass, a bomb
gun and bowline. No one, dead or
alive, was found OH the Mount
WolIaston. The Revenue Cutter
Corwin has sent q sledge party in
search Of the Indians to recover
the articles named and to obtain
further information. No news
from the Jeanette.
Tho rressae0a's Uonassi.~ Last
Nsxn. /.
WASHINGTON, July 12--TP. NJ
The President has passed a much
more comfortable day than yester-
day. Pulse, 104; temperature, 102
4-10; respiration, "a.
1890 p. M.-Since O'Clock the
Presidents pulse dropped to l02;
temperature, 102. He is sleeping
quietly hnd the symptoms show an
Improved condition.
Note 90 Membsss Of shs CsbIpea
WASHINGTON, July l3.-Private
Secretary Brown has just sent the
the Cabinet.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July a.
The abatement OF the uDfAvorable
symphonic which made their ap-
pearance Monday afternoon and
evening, has steadily continued,
and at this time (7:30 A. ny his
pulse is 98, temperature est or nor
NAL, and respir tlon 20 or within
one OF normal. The fever has SUBJ
sided entirely. The President takes
readily all nourishment allowed by
tie physicians and suffers no in
c0nvenience from it. His sleep
was more natural and more refresh.
Ing last night than on any previous
night.
9eporss from sue sscE Room sDss
sloFoiSx
ExECuTrvE MANSION, WASH
IN0TOfs. July 10, $50 A. M-Dr.
Bliss thinks the Presidents gener-
81 condition is better than 1t was
yesterday at this hour. His tenn
perature has fallen during the
night and IL now about the same
as 1t was yesterday morning. The
morning consultation and examin-
alton is now progressing aud the
Official morning bulletin will soon
be prepared.
omsss, RuSslssss.
ExRcUTIvE MANSION, July 10
$50 A. M.-The President ia doing
we'll this morning; pulse, 80; tenn
perature, 082; respiration, 20. His
gradual progress towards recovery
is manifest, and thus far without
serious complications.
D. w. BLISS,
y. J. WOODWARD,
J. X. BARNES,
Robert REYDURNE.
rae Oss O'clock OMcaaI BnS glenn.
ExECUTIvE MANSION, July Is, l
r. M.-Gbe Presidents condition
continues favorable. Pulse, "a:
temperature, 100: respiration, ~.
D. w. BLISS AND OTHERS.
a Csrcumss~nssas R~pors.
ExECUTIvE MANSION, July a.
The following telegram has been
sent to the consulting physicians:
ORA. Frank II. Hamilton and D. FL.
A0nsso:,.
Tne febrile rise OF yesterday af-
ternoon was less marked and oc-
CURED ct q later hour than on the
previous day, and to.day, for the
drst time the Presidenrs tempere-
ture fell to the normal point. Tho
general progress Of his symptoms
appears more favorable than hith-
ert0. During the last twenty-fon Z
hours he drank thirty-two ounces
Of milk and one ounce Of rum. This
morning he had also a. slice of mill
toast and chewed tue breast OF a
woodcock, but did not care to swal-
low the meat. He had last night a
quarter Of q grain of sulphate Of
norphia hypodermically injected.
During no twenty-f0ur hours of the
past week has he received more
than single dose OF this quantity.
He slept well during the night.
This morning he received ten grains
Of bi-sulphate Of quinIa. Yester-
day, ct z p. NJ, his pulse was 104;
temperature.' 1921; respiration, -
To-day, 1t $3.50 a. NJ 90; o6 Is; 70;
At p. ~, 81; 100 ~; ~.
p. w. 4t1no AND HHH1n oTHgHe.
-: .sss: 8: IS !: I IS.