Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-09
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CHICAGO, July 8.-AWashington
special says that Secretary Blaine
was met coming out OF the White
House ct o'clock by Z newspaper
correspondent, and In response to
inquiries, said: 1.-THE chances are
decidedly on the Pfssident's side
to-day. There has not been an un.
favorable symptom developed TO-
day-absolutely net one, and every1
thing 10 progressing as we'll as We
can expect. I think he will get
through all right.n
DR.. Bliss confirmed what the
Secretary said and added: "The dis.
charge this morning WAS small,
about three drops In all, and was
entirely healthy. 1t came from
around the mouth of the wound,
and not from the inside. The indi-
cations are very favorable and we
see nothing to discourage US. He
is steadily improving and gaining
strength. Secondary hemOrrhage
has not yet shown itself.
WASHINGTON, July Sth.-The
physicians were on the point at
one time last night Of administer.
ing an additional anodyne, when
he fell asleep and, on awakening,
he was 80 free from pain that 1t was
not given. After A. M. he passed
the night TRANQUILITY, sleeping com.
posedly most OF the time. At in.
tervals since that hour he has
taken an ounce of albumenized
chicken broth, alternating with an
ounce of milk, to which tea
spoonful of very old and excellent
rum was added. All this has been
retained as we'll as five grains Of
sulphate morphia.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 8 p. NJ
The following telegram was sent
by the attending surgeons to the
consulting surgeons this afternoon:
The Presidents condition has not
changed materially since our tel
egram to you yesterday. During
the afternoon and evening lie was
troubled with acid quotations and
nutriment was again suspended for
several hours. One quarter Of a
grain or morphia was administered
hypodermically at $3.50 p. M. and
was followed by tranquil sleep
towards midnight. When be
awakened he became restless and
complained good deal of muscu'
lar soreness In the feet and pain In
the ankle joints.
WASHINGTON. July THAI
$3.50 the physicians say the Presi.
dents condition continues encouE-
aging. He partakes of liquid food
with avidity and without bad con
sequences.
WASHINGTON, July 8th.-A bo-
gus report WAS circulated this
morning that secondary hemor
rhage had begun. Much indigna
ton is felt against those who cir.
culatsd this painful report. TT
Orlginators would get an involun
tary bath If discovered. The sub
jeot is too sad and serious for stock
jobbing purposes.
NEW YORK, July Sth.-Dr. Ham
ilton is much encouraged over tht
Washington news. He says there
Is no gangrene In the pus discharg
ed to. day. It is healthy, which II
. very good sign, indeed. There il
every reason to believe that the
President has all the chances of re
covery in bis favor. The symphonic
indicate that nature will take care
Of the ball.
Star Route DWrs-y Sna COWAssmg
NEW YORK, July S.-The Tine
says: Ex-senator Dorsey is regu'
lar visitor to Conkling's rooms
Ex-Assistant Postmaster. General
Brady is also on intimate terms
with ConkIing. Conkling's com
partnership with Dorsey, Brady
and Price was much commented
upon In the 5th Avenue Hotel las
evening. It is thought probable
that Conkling will not again go tt
Albany until the Senatorial figh
IL over.
| Gen. ssgscs san Absconds.
NEW YORK, July 8.-The Worlt
says that Inspector Dixie sent ou
the following alarm from police
headquarters yesterday: Ares
Paul Sigel, aged %, son of Genera
Sigsl, assistant bookkeepsr ant
collector. who has absconded will
checks for large amounts, some O
them certified.
| Honey ana stocks.
NEW YORK, July s.-Silver bars
1112; money easy at 8@4&; Govern
ments quiet; stocks closed weak
w. o., 924; Quicksilver, 20f
Pacific, Sill; Mariposa, II; w. F.
1876; N. Y. c., las; Erie, 453; Pan
anna, 2s0; U. p, 1891; bonds, 117A
Central Pacific, 994; bonds, 1l6
6utro, II; Silver Nugget, IS; Min
eral Creek, 14O.
| M0ssOn for Judg ment Densed
PHILADELPHIA, July SIN tn
United States District Court Judg
Butler refused the motion Of tn
government for judgment agains
Black and others, charged wit
failure to fulfill their contracts Of
Star mail routes. The Judge he'll
that the United States was onl
entitled to judgment when a de
PENDANT was an accounting Officer
and that under the State law judR
msnt could only be entered when
contract for the payment Of none
is involved.