Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-28
Late kilograms.
Tss Lsss Jassies OXFORD.

Tns Lsss Jussics OXFORD.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-The
funeral Of the late Justice Clifford,
bf the United States Supreme
Court, will take place next Thurs
Ray in Portland, Maine. He left
behind . volume of proceedings of
the Electoral Commission Of 1875
TO be published after his death.
SAN Francisco, July 27th.-At
Dhicago yesterday Piedmont won
khe 2:21 class of straight heats;
best time 2:lS. The trot for four
vsar.olds and colts was won by
Phil Thompson, three.year-old;
best time 2:21; beating the best
khree.year old record by two and q
half seconds. Little Brown jug
paced mile In 2:1S.
sssanser Pssssnxsrs.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-The
bteamer Ancon sailed this morn
hing ct 9 A. M. with the following
passengers: Il Beasley, Mics Liz
I6ie Coombs, ID Wiseman, M Y
|)Cartanig, Miss L Putnam, Chas
Miss G M Byrne, A
tWood, L Lachman, DR. Wright, II
|fHelbrop, III 8 L0veland, F P Ellis,
lfrs J Drysdals, Miss Love, Mrs
tMcCli6t, Sonnet, Sister Stanis-
haus, Sister Marietta, L A Beau.
doine.
'Barisy Qssssstsns.
y SAN FRANCIsCo. July 27.-Bar-
Elsy-fese lower At 92&@e5c.; coast
ishsvalisr, s2A.
rae RiehmOsa-Aibsov.
EUREKA, New. July 27.-In the
Rich hmond- Albion case the Judge
has just finished reading his deci-
sion. 1t fs the same as foreshad-
owed In these dispatches last night.
A Eureka, (Nev.,) dispatch says
shat after the reading of the de-
cision of the Court this morning,
Albion was granted an Injunction
covering the disputed premises in
the other two cases pending be-
tween the same parties until the
hearing OF those cases.
Treaties BATTLES.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-China
has ratified the treaties with the
United States Of July 10Th.
TSs 3 sesinenss Coadssson tnis
AeEsiso-O0ssss BsslessS.
WAsHINaT0N, July 27.-ExEcU-
TIVE MANSION, 8 A. M.-The Pres
idsnt slept swestly last night from
8P. n. to s A. NJ, with, but single
break Of short duration at IL P. M.
Since s this morning he has dozed
quietly, awakening at Intervals.
There have been no rigors. He
takes bis nourishment we'll and his
gsaeral condition Is improving.
He expresses himself as feeling
better and more rested; pulse, "a;
temperature, 90; respiration, 18.
(6igned) d. w. BLISS and others.
4 Messenger frsm the sick Cham.
bsF.
BxECUTIvE MANSION, July 81
10:46 4. N.-Dr. Boynton, who has
Just como from the Presidents
chamber, reports the patient In OK.
oellent spirits. He says his undls.
turbed sleep last night greatly rest.
cd him, and he has pa rtak en- of an
increased quantity Of nourish ment.
This mornings favorable change In
the Presidents condition is plainly
visible on the countenances OF the
imnsdiate attendants Of the sick
room, who during the period OF
fever which occurred subsequent to
the inoision bore an expression Of
anxiety and looked generally worn.
This morning the same persons
may be seen about the house bear
Ing cheerful countenAnces and ex-
hioiting an apparent air OF gratifi.
cation. When asked what truth
there was In the staten ent that
Mrs. Garfield had suffered extrem
ly from the intense strain upon her
mind during the past few days, DR..
Boynton said there was no fo0nda-
6Gtion for 1t whatever. She IL
not Ill; In fact, Mrs. Garfield is
better and In better spirits
this morning than at any time
since she was sick. She went to
ride last evening, and returned
feeling refreshed. Her husband
present condition 10 encouraging to
her.