Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-08

An U""nis'sl 8epsvs ~ . r. n.
WASHINGTON, July z, 2P. N
An unofficial report since the last
bulletin shows that the President
continues to improve. He suffered
some Inconvenience from being
changed to narrow bed, as 1t d0es
not allow him to move about q.
much AS the wide bed he was in,
but his appetite is good. He con-
t,nu-s cheerful and improves rig b t
along. The Presidents room IL cool
to day, q breeze circulating
through it.
Eascunve M~uss.n. y p. n.
The condition of the Prssiden,
RENAME substantially unchanged.
Siuce the date OF the last official
bulletin. The slight Increase IN
pulse and temperature since morn
ing 10 said, by the attending physt-
clans, to be only the natural duct-
Y alton of the fever from morning
until noon. The President has
eaten chicken broth to-day and ex.
pressed y strong desire about noon
tor tORst and oatmeal with milk.
The latter was given him rs proba-
bly, the least Objectionable kind of
solid food which he seemed to
Grave.
4 Ns~ Y.rk Physscsnn's Opsms.D.
NEW YORK, July IA city ply
stefan who withholds his name
writes to the Tribune concerning
the Presidents wounds: 1t is the
opinion of large number of intel
ligent medical men of this city that
neither the liver nor any vital part
has been wounded. This 10 borne
out by the fact that, beyond the
trst shock, there have been no ma
terial changes, ether In tempera.
ture, pulse or respiration. The
body's heat has not risen above 1Ol
and u fraction. The most probab bic
explanation OF the wound is that
the bullet took an upward and IL.
ward course and lodged IN the dense
tissues about the spinal column.
THIS Injury would account for the
pain in the legs aud feet, and II
would be difficult to account for the
pain I'm auy other way. No man
injurtd In u manner ella imed by the
medical witnesses would live so
long without an accession of really
unfavorsble symptoms. DR.. Cor.
nOchan also thinks ii the liver was
touched at all 1t was ouiy slightly
impiDged upon. DR.. Agnew, Of
Philadelphia, Gays that II the exact
location of the wound IL in the
right side, four inches from the
spine. between the tenth aud rlev-
enth ribs. the latter being broken
from the exterior appearance OF the
wound, the presumption certainly
would be that the liver has been
traversed.
shesr bodies sorss.
DENVER. July 7.-The Republi-
can's Sauta F6 special says: Iu-
formation has been received from
RI Paso, forty miles south of Ell
Paso, near the CaDdelaria noun
tains, that the dead bodies of G G..
Upham and his party OF surveyors,
numbering twelve, were found. 1t
is supposed they were killed by In
dians. Three of the bodies were
burned beyond recognition, but
the others are recognizable. The
bodies were discovered by party
OF men who we're going south to
look at property preparatory to
purchasing. The men were en-
gagged surveying the route Of the
Mexican Central Railroad at the
time of the massacre. Their re-
mains will be brought to Ell Paso
for Identification and burial.
Pr"ss ~ss of shs Tex AZ. racsflc.
PALEsTINE, Texas, July THE
TexAs-P ,cific has reached q point
sixty miles west OF Big springs. 1t
is going at the rate OF two miles q
day. No bridges are necessary,
aud unless the rains intervene, II
will raaah HI paSO hv Iauliarv lat