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Sharp Detective WoFk-Blg Joke ON q
wheeling Drummer.

Sharp Detective woFk-Blg Joke on a
wheeling Drummer.
Special to the Intclllgoncer
GRAFTON, August 28,-The Baltimore (
Ohio Railroad Company have been an.
noycd recently by distractions placed on
their truck, especially near Pennsboro.
A few days ago they sent n detective ia
Pennsboro, disguised as u tramp. lie se.
cured employment at a cooper shop, but
soon grew tired of it and quit. He OK.
pressed desire to some boys that were
suspected to make some money without
having to work for 1t. A young man by
the name OF Collins soon made n PROPOSE.
tion to him. II was to place something on
the truck and wreck train. No. 10, which
passes Pennsboro about nine O'Clock at
night He saill tho "drummcB"' were
generally ontllatt truin in considerable mum.
lDcrs; that they cdrried their money in
valises; that they could secure few
'valises, and IN the excitement elsily escape
with them. The arrangements were made
and the obstruction placed, but II was re.
moved by the detective before the train
ICailie. ,t'
y Young Collins gave himself away com.
plctely to the supposed trump; told him how
he had tried il previously, but had failed
in his object. A warrant was secured and
tho young william was placed In Jail ut llar-
rsyille. He Is only about sixteen years Of
age, but very old III petty crimes.
A well known Wheeling drummer WIS
seen this week at Fairinont with hall and
chain attached to Ills LEY. The W. b. says
he went into one Of the stores Of Fairmort,
and as the proprletOrs were engaged he
took a seat, and being tired and sleepy
too" he slept, and while dreaming Of big
orders aud plentyo them, some one fastened
aball and Chain 10 lrs leg. Customers came
IN and saw what they supposed to be a
hardened sconnlrel on his way To Jail or
perhaps State prison. ! He soon awoke 10
find himself the victim Of an innocent joke.
He tOokit pleasantly, and also took his hat,
and took Ills leave soonafter to take In some
tinsuspectihg merchant Of the town.
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ROYAL SYMPATHY,
"a lhe PreslaIent,a Homo.

cLEyELASp, August 98,-Joseph Ru
dOlph, brotherin.law OF the President LEFT
this afternoon for Washington in company
with Captain Henry. Mr. Rudolph has
been in charge of the Mentor Homestead
while the President has been away, and
has had the care Of the Presidents two
younger sons, nine and eleven yeas old,
In obedience to u telegram last night,
from MB. Garfield, these sons are LEFT
at Mentor. They were told last even.
ing Of the Presidents almost hopeless
condition, and were greatly distressed,
but did notmurnur, on being told they
could not go to him, Business has been
much depressed here to-day. Many Of the
Presidents intimate friends have gathered
In sorr0wful knots and cOndoled together,
though dispatch from Harry Garfield to
Postmaster Sherman, stating that there
was q slight Improvement this morning,
gave great encouragement and excited new
hope, but the later news depressed them
beyond expression, ....
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c,y.tprR,plg interest was manifested
,,,,ul,y among tie business men Of The
,,r IN tbp attvroi rcconciling the differ
,r,, btuccn the h. 4 o, L, Il. and the
s,cOl Branch Of Council concerning the
,nnseJ Connclhyillc extension. 1t il
'L.,y apparent that there is n general dis
ntion anrongour merchants and manu-
h+nrn iayoriDgth grant Of such right Of
uv to the road through the city us can be
it,p without obstruction to other roads,
utbort Mbjrrtins lis to loss or damage
hsusl INJURY topublic or private proper
/, ,ud without iurthrrcnrmhering streets
ss,Iel ior our avn use, 1t may suit tho
pgros Of u few to have the connection
nskltIuw lis us the connection WIS made
vAh Central Ohio years ago, but unless
htr } some reason other tlNn has been
vSsl i@ forcing the main line several
nIs beyond the cily limits, by the refusal
diEstiablr route through its outskirts.
a,h .rion will moi be sustained by public
iBmll.
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Rand Tor money has been urgent and fully
up to the supply, in flct considerable strin-
gepcy prevailed most Of the time, but as
the excltement in grain has necessarily
subsidized the demand has ceased. II Il
sui Large, however, and the calls for funds
irpm all classes Of the mercantile and
manufacturing business il larEc. The rate4,
are very firm ut Ga7 for call loans and 7aS
on demand, the bulk OF the transactions
being at the above figures,
All lines Of jobbing and manufacturing
business show an Improvement OF trade
and present indications OF large iall busi-
ness. Lumber active and tirm, and all
kinds Of building material in urgent de
mahd. Leaf tobacco active and strong,
with an upward tendency. The better
qualities are receiving more attention, and
good Virginia leaf Is in splendid demand.
There is no improvement in the condi-
tion Of the crop in this State, and it Is not
believed any amount of rain would do any
good now On Change the excitement his
been much less than last week, but an az
tive speculation continued, and the bust
ness in options was large. Prices broke
last Saturday all along the line, with still
further decline on Monday and Tuesday,
but an upward turn was taken Wednesday,
since when, Notwithstanding considerable
fluctuations a times, very unsettled feel
ing has prevailed. There being daily ad-
vance for all kinds Of grain, the markets
closed pretty stiff and firm, s
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STSwN IInE, Of Kentucky, is reported
hilvr sud that in the event Of the Presi.
@aFsicath hc should favor some cnnser.
1l'I'e Republican for President pro tenn OF
AeSnaIe. The spirit displayed by Sena'
Vt @tSrk will probably, in case theimrne.
Na'e Necessity arises, animate the control,
hng HeinlEEOi the Senate. In the case
Alluded TO- neither the one party or the
oulef would desire, or could afford, to In
uu'ss III mere partisan action. The nd
u.alsaiion Is Republican. The feeling
@ We country ARE deeply engaged
Tue Democrats throughout the land sym
laniN most sincerely with General Cur
Aed' the individual, and denounce al
S"ngy "any the assault upon the Presi
Fi', lnthis behalf there Is no conflict o
"phl0n between the members OF the twt
I4u'S Nor will there be any more, 81
asllne whether the President shall live Il
inability topetiOrn the duties Of his Office
" @all be removed by death, that tllt
alilH .l. Of the nation shall be arricd OF
WI ',aoal Fltncs Of purpose or paltry polit
mo'stnldion. a, Sad us would be the los
NNe President, there is no reason to sup
r%'Aa' the Senate Of the United States
"Any " considerable portion thereof, woult
we .i The o'''"ion to obtain u purely part!
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The SHADOWS
2 HE fiji fiji Y 1N
Ofiah awful Gloon Gathering at
the White House
And Deepening into Night of
Anguish to the Nation.
mn g2rI4 aan9 ygi
The NObleSt and GentleSt Heart
will Soon Cease ThrObbing,
H-tsi#. a155 ~ ID
And the Great Spirit will fall into
u DreamleSS Sleep Of OfRepOSe.
.s4Ssr4+rtsru6SftetstssAhn+t
Proud Of the Shining
9H Mark He Is to Strike, 7ia (
itAatttzrtya sAsssatttpaf
Death, Proud Of the Shining
5al Mark He'is to Strike, !hld
HOVers Over his Frustrated Victim
Impatient
GETTT Tt6l1
To Close the darkest Chapter Ia
the MOurnful Tragedy.

1Asvty sfal1srkt tas dhE%t }bt
1t is, We presume, usless to comment at
any length on the condition Of the prcsi-
dent, orhoIdout any hope for his recovery,
The dispatches printed below give the Sld.
dest and most distressing picture Of the
anguish at the White House, and 1t is only
necessary to add that the President may
live over to-,lay, but hardly longer, Asthe
official bulletins DO not conyeyany intelIi.
gent idea Of the Presidents condition, we
suppress them and give the space to more
lucid descriptions.
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HARriN'S FEnRY,
n WIN Our Thriving Neighbour
w and NNNt lie IllNnr.

VpRhd OtCr THE River.
nm hiS',Iei s,l Mclonl LEFT for Ills home In Ken.
4, TS y, AMANDA Miller returned home ycstcr.
IlVm East Liverpool, o.
Shtt., I, bndy NJ Washington street, was IN
''0outElI this week on business.
M * Wa"l who has been at zoat Ohio,
w. ~Nlen days returned this week.
M ,.S@ac .@ac ti1icliil cashier VI tho Mt pleas.
IS. I'uonaI Iank was in tOwn yesterday.
ai,iV a1aVIT child from naincy's was buried in
n@s n'e N"IIcNIay We did not learn The
Nm, wy g ,olt Yesterday morning for stCubcn
,dssi isNefc he will remain All winter d
H',SD. HaS Mary Haynes. widow Of tpstpl
E1Se, cn lln Tuesday and was buried n
NI "' "'''C Cemetery oil Wednesday.
Vton. atfic Cattcll returned ThurNla,
vbtns I'm. .ol Cleveland. where sllc las bpGi
EFt, "'Nl' aud relatives Tor the past twt
Nj, s ,p,i,oaaN'on ,,Sa'on ha. made an improvement Il
diNoa IVY 0n Walnut street by the nd
GeGtIviRn.n. nay window on the west side {
,nce. NV IT,, y U Reed Of the Washington Caniei
IT, b""" indcpcudcncc. Washington con-
thuNLbMMll preach in the prrSbytGfia
NJ, ""O'' i llothingand evening tO-niOrroy
Nh yii,S yianS Waters, daughter Matte, an
Wod ",,Mne', ~. Wuod and also Mrs. RoI
iw,b, wv ~. " NJ Pleasant this week atlenu
All p.S,s s''N meeting Of Friends held
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RIaine's Night Dispatch,

WASHINGTON, August 20. = Secretary
Blaine sent the following tonight at
o'clock ula N." .H"
Lort'', Minister, Londom
While the President has made no min
to-day his loss Of ground is less, in the
Judgement OF his physicians, than we fear
ed last night,
In this respect there Is slight feeling ol
encouragement or last hope adverse to the
symptoms manifest, and one favorable in
dication Is that Of swallowing and digesting
liquid food continues. Two or three times
during the day he has asked for nOurlsh,
ment. He has spoken intelligently
md voluntarily, and throughout the day
his mind has been less affected than ycs.
terd9Iy. The expected relief Of the paroti!l
swelling from tho discharge through
the eur has not been realized The
situation Is one Of great gravity and danger,
Slgned Il. BLAINE, Sec'y.
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The Irwin Murder Trial,

sPenial 70 lhe lnlellgonceE
sTRuHRSyILLE, o., August 9G-rhe trial
Of Geo. Irwin for the shooting OF Dory
Weems has been progressing in the Com
mon Pleas Court in this city for five days.
The defense claimed that Irwin was de-
Tending his own property in shooting
Weems, who was vicious character, and
had broken into the house, Irwin lived
with Hattie Anderson as his mistress, u
well known member of the demi monde
order, Thejury went out after 6 u NJ, aud
is still out, with prospect Of hanging till
morning and disagreeing. .l IL
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PORTLAND, NlR, August 2O.--One Of the
buildings of the powder manufactory Of
Watson, Burtill 4 Co!, at Warren, contain.
ing nearly ton Of fine sporting powder,
exploded yesterday, demOlshing the build
ing and blowing III the ends Of the pack.
ing house and two other buildings filed
with powder, though neither exploded
Samuel Mank, who was ut work In the
building, WIS blown nearly four hundred
feet and instantly killed Loss $1,000.
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lwlNp arr not needed to prove that
hLibNwmrcrS OF the country are the
lNpNibe detectives, yet such instances
RkiggyCn every day. The usual eau
tmdlhe police that information should
Nkablshcl for icar Of defeating the
0hoijaticc isyouclisufcd, hut the news.
aItr 70 nall the Alnc giving the inior-
haon, anil only good comes from It. This
hIk about defeating the ends OF Justice
1.-THE yeriest lOsh. at puts The criminal
ahtglanl,' say the police. On hisguarl
lsiaa what? Doesn't h. know that he has
committed crime and that the police
unthim? Tile criminal is always on Ills
faNl; hut II III one hut the police are Ia
haze information H. has tOcOntrnd against
hieV RnOns at most, while il the whole
Cmnnnity Is put on histnlck and notified
deer point in hi- casc he hAs 10 take his
thlnca aainN thousands. Nine erin.
aih arr brought to Justice through the
h'VqapCF publicity given to their offences
70 onc captured by the police with their
mt anil mysterious gropings in the dark.
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v.o York grccnIackem maintain
''I J.. ' .rccptlyr should make appolnt-
'a'l ~ n .,ur harmony OF administra-
a'ps .ta.,br Massachusetts, grcenbackers
t0a, t0aa,,'Ss,,,I,beoticr,l,oIders S,I should be elect
l's ~, I ,he nopIc. Thrrcisonething, how
N% " %,, hGth conventions must have
on. ,,, o oD-tlc certainty that there will be
4,'a y ,,rDats Of their principles holding
s.in either Statc,i
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LONDON, August 2G.-Tllc TGms says:
with each day there is less hope ofa good
harvest. The weather has turned against
us at II critical moment. The loss to the
country from the late rains is to be reckon.
ed by millions. 1t is impossible to gath
er the corn, and II will soon cease 10
be worth glthering. The situation Of our
farmeHis dismal. For many Of them II
bad harvest means absolute ruin.
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,ll1r.a. move. The Jr'ri@ Aes'
" n,ya'. ..y s", in tayor Of removing the
Y eo'n,I 90 .alI,ry and letting wives sit with
fSa ,l.nJ. sI in the synagogue, and also
y ,li.Sins a.iyIr ali restrictions upon their
y 'lO','J Ii,o,,, Offices, Probably such u
'A't !. 'a'', SanId have astoAished the ps-
f' \ oLl. bat then the patriarchs
ri'l, ..,,,,,..,,,l y, very lar in the doctrine
..,o,ns : rights. ... ..
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81. Lotus, August 2G.--st Louis scores
another murder to her already long list.
The Chief Of Police has Just come In from
the fair grounds, four miles from the centre
Of the city, and says that a row occurred ID
n saloon on the corner Of Kossuth and
Ciand avenues, at 1890 o'clock, In which 4
rough named Jack Hayes shot and killed
Charles Miller, the bartender. No pattic.
ulan, HAyes was arrested.
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LONDON August 26,-The Lascd says
when 1t Is borne In mind that In cases of
starvation death supervcnes when the loss
oftwo.hiths Of the original weight has oc-
CURED, The fact that President Garfield
has lost eighty pounds is alone sufficient to
excite serious apprehension. We cannot
but regard the parotid swelling or rabcess M
Of serious import, Although Il will bc cx-
aggerating TO speak of his recovery NJ al
together beyond hope, speedy improve
hent Is necessary to avert the worst re-
suits. n-'r.tr. ..|
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Indre Lrneh Amor uIrn.

DENVER, August pa Nrts South Ar
kansas special says; The body Of man
named McCorkcy was found at HieaB lust
evening. The evidence points strongly to
Charles Stone, n notorious desrenIdo, aa
the murderer. Stone came over To South
Arkansas shortly after the murder, and waa
arrested. A number Of MCCorkey's friends
came after him, but the officials spirited
him away Fifty armed men are tonight
securing the country looking for the muir
derer with the intention Of lynching him.
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/. Ia. hen asserted that Mr.. Arthur
", r,Il ,lr Conkling to the Cabinet IN
'''V ". V,,in,. ppcc; bnt this is nonsense.
" ~ r"rEliug C' stoo wise and too shrewd q
As,o',,, !. ~ ,oept the place, and he could not,
l.,l.Slr a be confirmed II he should be
F%I F,,i,s enough to accept We have no
,a Ias NJ ConkIing would like to be
p,,.i5,ot. v"S, ba to become Secretary oi State
,m IDA prl hinnt once out of tho category
,,n,.;he rnstlrnts, -.Ncw York Herald.
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Mans FaithIeusness,

GALVESTON, August 9O.-A special to the
Ns'cs from Dallas says Three weeks ago C.
T. Burke and lady arrived there from
Little Rock. To-day lady with two small
children made her Appearance in the city
and proved herself to be Burke's wife. The
woman who came down first with him was
Miss Carter She left at once for Little
Rock. Mrs. Burke, after getting the chill
dren asleep, locked the doors Of her room
and took two ounces Of laudanum. When
discovered she wns beyond recovery.
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CotrAnts, o. August 9O.-The Ohio
State Fair, beginning next Monday, prom
ises 10 he one oT the most satisfactory ex-
hibitibns bf this character thus far held in
Ohio. The display Of stock will be very
large and contests Of speed promises to be
more than usually spirited. The event OF
Tuesday will be the bycicle race for gold
badge. About sixty wheGlmen have titus
far agnifed their intention Of being pres
ent and In alarge fell will contend Tor the
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change Of the character Of the pus dis
charged by the wound to cause additional
alarm2 ,ir.i
mo, itonly shows the weak and depleted
condition Of the patients body. II Is eyi,
dence OF inaCtion,"
"What are the symptoms tonight which
you regard as most iayorableF
swell, the character Of his pulse Is a
little better for one thing, and there seems
also to be some improvement in his mem
tal condition, He has been brighter since
four o'clock than he was before that time,
but OF course this change for the better, Il
1t can be SO called, is very slight"
s.l5 ..s ROYAL SYMPATHY, @ H
LoSDoS, August 28,-The Queen ex.
pressed deep regret on learning Of the re-
lapes Of President Garfield, and renewed
her request for the latest telegrams con.
corning his condition. The Prince Of
Wales intimated his desire to hear the
latest dispatches from Washington.
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>, aud n FOurteenth street.

uJ in Long Branch, recently
lnp' "So 'i.onips caused by the use Of a
ava P,,,,oz,iion known US an anti-tat
al,.',a' A physician had cautioned the
pSii'r. ,,'n,inpedusc - oi thestuR would
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BoroS, August 2G.-Gariner A. Fuller
and Captain Frank Mpher arrived here
from NiarhiAs' Port, Nc, this morning in
charge Of Boston detectives, and were ar.
naigned In court on the charge Of obtaining
by false ptetences from Daniel GoOtlnoT,
cotton, wool, liquors, teas and the bark, all
Valued At $4,000. The defendants were
held In $4,000 each,
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81. Iouy, August 26--A dispatch from
Braenett, Texas, ays while four horse
thieves, belonging to lr extensive gang
which have been operating along the Rio
Grande for long time, were being
brought 10 this place yesterday, In charge
Of officers, they were attacked near the
town Of Dalets and all the thieves Killed.
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ii.l5 AZ d,--secretary LineolH, upon
coming out oi the Cabinet room ihlsmotp-
Ing; wa tsKtd What lie thought Of the
Presidents condition. swell" lie said,
'therc is just enough encouragement this
morning tufeviyc the faint hope which !
had up to last night that tlie Presideht
wotild phi thtoaeh. From What the sur.
geons told us yesterday. evening ] received
lie impression that the swollen rarotid
alanh had very mitch the OharaCtes Of q
severe and dangerous Carlntncle, which
was enough Of itself to bring well man
very low, even II II did moi cause hls death
With this impression hope had pretty much
left ine. This morning, however, / fee
again q little encouragement"
7"Upon what grOundY' H
"Weli, The ihhamed gland, I am told
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nLlss, AnNtss1nxs.


EXECUTIVE MANSION, 9 r. M.yrhc noob
bulletin has rather dccpened than relieved
theGihtehse atkidy Which proTills tile
Executive Mansion. The discharge Of pts
from the inflamed parotid gland through
the eur, which was regarded this morning
as favorable change, and one likely TO a.
ford relief, ins not THUS fnr answered the
expectation. The symptoms Of the patient
continue to bcurgcht md alarming, and
he seems 10 be gradually sinking. iypi.l
Dr. Bliss came out Of the surgeons room
nj lao ind made the following replies to
questions by u reporter;
: f"Wliat do you think Of the conditioned
The President this afternOonW
i"llis condition isivery critical" G"tf'T n
"Would YOU call II alarmingT'
"You may say alarming, II yOU choose y
as II worse .thnti At any time llerelbt.
iore7p .o. .. ,nls g.l4aagji !.
at il as bad as at my time before; not
entirely hopeless, You dh!lerstahdt but
very grave. ,ys5st, .-7urf..ntrt ~.
,"Does hr continue 10 hke nonristment2'''
ayes, about the snthe .as yesterday. We
have also resumed the administration Ol
cncmath, His system seems 70 bear them
well, and stimtlnhts tan he given In that
way,bettef tliah through tile nbuthpl 6H
IDo you itieah alcoholic StlmulhhtsY' w
"Yes, whisky" .p.t t-L.
"Wllat IL tie present cOnditipn'pf the
swollen faratidg gldhd7"a lpl , W.. tltg
10, n " ~ IIa,asb L;,, ""v ,nns,Cssns;Iv . w'
d XII ~ NJ taIn H. Un,,i;t;c1s a,,d ,ytat3,;n,S
oF ar tbIs @ hSSn @ ~ y P0'' ~ "'' i' S,"f''7
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nIEn

FtNAGAN-On Saturday morning, AugiH q, at
iO'eiDek Ot typhoid pneumonia, u No. ~ TWen4
ilSlh street. Tii1AAs fisAgANf In the 10Th yeat Of
fhtermeht Al Mt calvary Cemetery on Monday,
Auvt;St nth. al z Ulctock P. NJ
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A8oMMa1.z!s
nTAE QUEEN or TABLE WATERS"

TIHI UUIIN Ut EHVHH WHIINO'
',For water drinkers Il Is Of the utmost i'm
pos.anee 10 have al command table water Of
The highest type Of purity, agreeable in fayqufa
e&hilafatihg By reason Of its sparkling efier-
Vescenee, and suitable for daily use a table
lu1ury; and In home circles, as At public ban1
quets, The APoLLlNARiS NATURAL
MINERAL WATER has established itself IN
public and professional favour u possessing
ihtse qualities, and believe lis introduction
may Be recommended and supported a oi great
yalte 10 tie cause II Temperance and good
health" g '7' fH.' VI
LsAAaa, kAs AEIata4, 1885, (Sfssb)
NORMAN KERR, Md Fills.
raR c,sds,s, Dt4otsts, aA4 dIia,,ai taitt boaAvs,
BEWARE or INVITATIONS,
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DLAIXE's IXTELLlGENT- DISPATCH.
The following was sent this aitemOont

The following was sent this aftenooni
Lorell, Minister, LonlOw ..ri.rarJ
At this hour half past one, the PreA'
dents pulse and temperature are higher
pulse llS, temperature 100. During several
hours last night his pulse was 100 In the
early morning It fell to los, 1t is hoped
that the parotid swelling has found slight
release by the discharge Of pls through the
rightear. He continues to swallow liquid
food in adequate supply He. exhibits u
tendency to continuous sleep ordrowsineS,
His physicians pronounce his condition to
be critical.
[Signedl HHIts i9A1 BLAINE Sec'y,