Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-11
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The presidents Condition - His
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, 4:30 P. N.
DIR. Bliss reports, at 4:30 p. NJ.
that, Notwithstanding the high
pulse shown by the noon bulletin,
the President had very favora-
BILE day and that the rapidity OF
pulse was an indication Of weak
ness resulting from the operation
and from the diminished quantity
of food given him yesterday
and Monday. But this con-
dition will not, it is thought,
last longer than tomorrow.
Already his pulse has fallen six
beats since the noon bulletin and
his temperature ia only a little
above normal. The patient has
taken more nourishment to-day
than at any time heretofore since
Sunday, and his condition Is, in
the opinion of all the surgeons,
much better than "a hours ago.
The President performed this af-
ternoon his first official act since
the I'd of July by signing a formal
requisition for the extraditiOn OF
the criminals who, some time
since. took refuge in Canada and
are now in the custody Of the Cana
dian authorities pending the ac-
ton of the government.
CHICAGO, August 1Oth.--Twen-
ty.five Chinese students on their
way from Hartford home arrived
to-day. They say they have com.
pleted the studies for which they
were sent. One reason they give
for being summoned home is that
the governments military and
naval academies are closed to
them. AS Germany allows them
to enter her institutions, China
will probably send her students
thither hereafter and to England.
They state that none of their par.
ty have changed their faith in
America. They spoke English we'll
and were a creditable looking sel
of men.
The Discord.nf virginia .Kepub'
Iicsns.
LYNCHBURG, Va, August 10th,
The Coalitionists and straight-out
Republicans refused to meet to-
gether and are now holding sep
arate meetings with nearly equal
numbers. The straight. outs are
orderly and determined, the Goa.
litionists boisterous and wraDg-
ling. A ticket for State officers
will be nominated by the straight
outs. The other wing will endorse
Mahone's ticket. Both Conven'
tions took recess until o'clock
The two Conventions appointed
Com mittees of Conference to ar.
range basis Of compromise. The
straigbt.outs adjourned till P. N
| suicides.
OMAHA, August l0th.-The re-
mains of Kaufman Ingersoll, O
well known farmer of Richland
precinct, Washington county, were
found to-day in O corn field on his
farm. There was gunshoI
wound through his head and neal
by lay revolver, with two cham
bers empty. A letter was found
stating his determination to com.
NIT suicide. He had been missi n &
several days. No cause is assigned
| for the act.
The body of Miss Minnie Will
liams was found In Salt Creek, just
outside of Lincoln, to-day, she
having committed suicide, owing
to dependency caused by disap.
pointment In love and the soreness
OF her eyes, which at one time
threatened to ruin her eyesig ht
She was the daughter Of Profes aor
Willisms, editor of the Nebrdskdn,
published at Hastings. she was
in Lincoln for the purpose of hav.
ing her eyes treated.
| Town Burned.
TRAFALGAR, Ohio, August 10th.
Every house in town, except
three. was burned to-day. Loss
$50, 900. Cause, spark from 10.
| comotive.
A Singular Suicide.
MADISON, Ind, August 10TH
LeonidAs Robertson, wealthy
farmer. always level.hesded be.
fore, clothed himself in his wife's
dress and sun bonnet yesterday
and hung himself.
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