Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-14
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The OHfclal Buiiesss,

ELBERON, sept. 18th, b p. N -
At the examination of the Prssi-
dent at IL NJ to-day, his tempera-
ture was 50 So; pulse, 100; respirs-
tion, 20. AT the evening dressing,
at $50 O'Clock, his temperature WAS
9S A.; pulse, 100; respiration, 20
The President was placed in SINH
recumbent position on an invalid
chair, at IL A. M, aud remained
there half an hour without fatigue
or discomfort. He is maintalug
favorable progress, and his general
condition is reassuring.
d. w. BLISS,
+. II. HAMILTON.
mscvesgn 90 LOwsii.
ELBERoN, Sept. 13th.--Dlspatch
to Lowell: There has been no ma.
terIal change Ia the Presidents
condition during the last twenty
four hours. He was moved, at his
own request, this afternoon from
his bed TO an extension chair, on
which he remained half an hour.
He has been less inclined to drowsi-
ness during the day than usual.
The weather Is now very favorable.
and his physicians think they dis
Germ signs of a slight improvement
in his symptoms. They expect
him to pass u comforte BILE night.
(Sighed) MACVEAGH.
One OF Ga.leia's Gooa Days.
ELBERoN, Sept. l3. The Presi-
dent was allowed to remain in an
invalid chair So minutes and wss
lifted back to MS bed at ll:50 A. NJ
There were no iil-efecta from the
change.
The physicians say they will al
low him 10 sit in the chair at least
once day, SO long as the Presi-
DENTS favorable condition oontin-
ues. The President feels convinced
that he is growing stronger and is
much gratifi4d, as the results have
Justified his Judgment In his abil-
iiy 20 stand the change.
GnrkssiS Doing %en.
ELBEkoN, Sept. 18th, AT the
examination few minutes ago,
the Presidents pulse was 100, tens
perature SO 8. respiration 20. All
admit that he is doing we'll.
Mare Kaisw@y Ex,eostoas.
| ST. LOUIS, Sept. l3tb.--A party
| of engineers uuder the direction of
Mr.. Thomas, OF the Atlantic and
Pacific Rsilway, have gone TO vi.
nitia, in the Indian Territory,
where they will commence survey
| ing u line for the extension OF the
st. Louis aud San francisco road
across the Territory to Albu-
querque, there to connect with the
Atlantic and Pacific. The gap be.
tween Vinitia and Albuquerque
will be covered as rapidly as men
aud money can accomplish 1t, and
the probabilities are that it will be
within two years.
Ose esenr pBsn1sdef's Vhtsauias.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13th.-The
Woyid's Washington correspond.
cot says that Governor FremoDt,
of Arizona, has suggested to the
Department. of the Interior, apropos
Of the Apache troahles, that It
would be we'll for the Uuiled States
to unite with Mexico and ii por-
tioo of the Upper part of Lower
California, on site o be u5eu as a
place of exile for ail the trOubie-
some Indians. Mexico, he sug-
gests, is equally Interested with
the UnileI States in executing the
scheme. The Pacific Ocean, the
Gulf of California, and q chain of
forts on the Istbnus would hold
them in check and peace would
prevail throughout the West.
A Brutal Exmsn,ts,..
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas, Sept
18Th. News has been received
that. Saturday night, nearly one
hundred men rode to the Jail at
Dardanelle aud took two murders
ers, Taylor and Bruce, dragged
them through the streets with
ropes about their necka aud Into O
patch of timber, where they left
them dangling to tree. The men
were bruised and lifeiess before
they reached the scene of their
death. Both died braveiy, defying
their executiOners.
An Ea-ssesic BufieT.
JERSEY CITY, Sept. 18th. Two
men we're killed and three wounded
by boiler explosion this morning.
Bulman d Browns dry dock boiler
was landed 600 feet away by the
explosion, doing terrible execution
to houses, lsmp-posts aud wagons
in its passage. The cause of the
explosion Was carelessness.
Iruqu0,s so tne Eore Aza10.
NEW YoHk, Sept. 13th.-The
Heratd's Doncaster special says
that Iroquois arrived here at noon
to-day. He was greatly liked by
every one who has seen him. He
does ths final gallop on the st.
Leger course in the morning. The
town is full of visitors, including
many Americans.