Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-30
'TELEGRAPHlc.
SPECIAL TO THE REC ORD UNI on.
DOMESTIC.
The President. Condition.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
29th-S:50 a. a-Immedistely after the even
ing dressing yesterday the Presidents after
noon fever began gradually 20 subside. He
slept well during the night, and this morning
Is free from fever. He looks WELL and ex-
presses himself cheerfully. No rigors have
| occurred during the past twenty-four hours,
I nor indeed at any time since the 18th instant.
! A moderate rise of temperature in the after
noon is to be anticipated for some days to
| come. At present his pulse is 90, tempera-
! ture 9S 4, respiration 49, Signed by Bliss,
/ Barnes, Woodward, ReyburR and Hamilton.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 29.h-10:S0
P. sf-Tne President bore the dressing of his
wound well this morning, and exhibited very
| little fatigue after its completion. The APP
psarance of the wound, the character and
quantity Of the discharge, and the general
condition OF the President are satisfactory.
lie rests well, and takes an adequate guam
tity of nourishment. At present his pulse is
IS, temperature 9S.4, respiration Is Signed
by Barnes, Bliss, Woodward. Reyburn,
Hamilton.
Hartmann, the sihiIIst.
NEW YoRK, July 29th-The HerG1a ssys:
Leo Hartmann, the celebrated Nihilist, who
has successfully escaped the snares. Of the
scatest detectives in the world, arrived ia
stio SAef run SSsLSiARd-
being Interviewed, said = AS soon as cir
cumstapces viii permit, l am fully prepared
TO return TO Russia, tosether with my COM
races. | Inesn to contlous to the bitter end
the struggle against despotism. | am come
as a delegate oS the Executive Committee Of
the Russian revolutionary party to the pso-
pie Of the Unigsd States, and have no per-
sonal motive whatever in coming here"
O'3Onovan Rossa and Those Internal
Machines.
NRw York, July 29th. = O'Donovan
r lssa, being interviewed by Tines re-
porter, admitted that be has advanced $780,
coo for the diminishing fund to build an
Irish torpedo boat, watch was failure, and
which would not sell for anything but old
iron tomorrow.
Speaking of the internal machines, RGssa
said: The whole farce was got up by an
Irishman who belongs to the League. lie
shipped some harmless material co England,
and then pretended to act as informer to the
British Government. He went To Consul
General Archibald and told him that
the explosives had been sent, and fur
nished him sufficient proof that the ship.
ment had been made. For this the Irishmas
received 81 600, and was promised $4,000
more when the English police should have
seized the explosives. The material which
the Irishman shipped cost about $40, and he
got for it $4,000, which viii be used to fight
the English with. Now that Archibald has
found that he has been made victim OF this
practical joke, he is tearing his hair with
rage"
The Thanksgiving Question IN Texas.
ST. LOUIS, July 20sh.-The Repubiicaa has
the following somewhat remarkable special
from Palestine, Tex: Mayor Pickens, Of Pal
estine, says that when this Governors decide
on the day, he will issue proclamation in
vitiug q general Thanksgiving by the citizens
hers for the recovery Of President Garfield.
Lieutenant Governor Storey passed through
hers to-day. aad sid if a united call
is made from tae people, he viii
issue q proclamation 20 the whole
State, regardless OF the attitude of Governor
Roberts The Mayors OF Galveston aHd
Cameron side WITH the Governor. aud refuse
to join IN the Thanksgiving requests OF the
people. Tfere Is apparently q reaetioa IN
fav0Tuf Governor RoOerfs, SIS TIE public be-
has never issued a Thanksgiving proclamation
during either of his terws as Governor,
ard is evidently consc,eniiousiy opposed
Lo IT, and truth forces ne to say
that [ observe among a large and
| respectable cliss Of citizens belief that the
Presidents III Jdries have been greatly magnl-
fied for three obvious reasons First, to
MAKE sISh1 reputation Atf tlle aesSnuiAS
physicians; second, 10 make il appear as an
almost Miraculous recovery, attributable
principally 70 the Presidents extraordinary
powers; third. that the alleged deception
has not been aitcgarh free from political
bearing, particularly up TO the time of the
termination Of the contest at Albany.
The uissoari Train Robbers.
ST. LOUIS, July 29;h-Ihe Sheriff of La
clede county arrived here yesterday, having
| in his possession 4 le5ter from q gentleman
whose reliability he vouches for, stating that
party of seven well armed and mounted
men were seen six miles from Plato. Texas
county, Mo, Thursday night. who fully
| answer the description Of the Winston train
robbers. They were travelling toward Iron
Mountain. and the writer of the letter evil
IDENTIFY thinks that they viii be heard from at
some point On that road.