Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
EASTERN intelligence.
THE PRESIDENT PASSES AN
OTHER EXCELLENT DAY.
He is Better than at Any Time Since
His Injury.
An Exceedingly Strange Freak
Of Nature.
NO ACTION CONTEMPLATED FOR EXCLUDING
MILLER AND LAPHAM.
A GENERAL VACCINATION IN
CHICAGO.
Interesting Mining intelligence
from Sitka.
A Fight Between Apaches and
Mexican Ranchers.
tao,r sua,rp mr. nrrrprrl zee WHITES
A Fight Between Apaches and
Mexican Ranchers.
LARGE NUMBER or o~EFeRctLEsS WHITES
REPORTED KILLED.
Special to the sE~rrsEL.l

Special to the SENTINEL
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug 4-S:3o A. NJ
The President continues to improve. He
slept well during the night. and this morn
ing looks well, and expresses himself cheer
fully. Another sat s~facsory day is antici-
pated. Pulse, 90; temperature, 9s4; res
piration, IS. The next bulletin will be
issued this evening Hereafter the noon
bulletin will be dispensed with.
DR.. Hamilton in reply t q direct ones
ton, to-day said that he had no doubt
Whatever that the President would re
cover. There is no malaria in his system.
They cannot yet move him from the Man
sion. but when the time comes the change
win do him good.
1880 p. M.-Dr. Bliss authorizes the
statement that the President is having an
excellent dav. The noon examination has
inst been made with the following result
Pulse, 90; temperature and respiration
normal. The patient continues to take
Increasing quantities of nourishment, and
is daily gaining strength. All reports of
unfavorable changes should be discredited
unless they have the official a~uthentica-
ton. The Presidents condition at this
hour is better than at any time since his
injury
A Fight with Renegade Apaehes.
Los VEGAS On. M, August A spe-
cial from Socorro, New Mexico, says an
engagement between the renegade Apaches
and Mexican ranchers has just taken place
on Red Creek. in the San Mateo noun
tains. Seven Mexicans were wounded. and
one died this morning. The Government
scouts who arrived here this morning re-
port that the Indians are supposed to be
under the leadership Of Naneare, and are
coming north, killing everything in their
way. A large number of ~defenseless whites
are reported killed already, and there can
be no mercy expected for those yet to be
encountered. Four sheep herders have
been massacred in the San Mateo Noun.
tains, and other sheep men are missing.
A later dispatch from Captain Jack Craw-
ford, the celebrated war scout, at Fort
Craig, says: AT II o'clock on Thursday
the Indians jumped Mitchell's party of 10
Americans and 26 Mexicans, ont from
Chloride City. on a trail in Red Canyon.
The fight lasted until dark. Three Indians
were killed, and 8 Mexicans and Americans
were wounded and killed, with two miss
ing. All their horses were taken by the
Indians. Lieutenant Guilfogle has started
on their trail.
A Child Born with its Brains Out
siie of the Cranium.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), Aug. 4.-On Mon
day last Mrs. DR.. s. W. Bird. living near
Hamilton, O'Rourke County, gave birth to
a girl child weighing 10 pounds, with its
brains on the outside of the Uranium.
The child is well developed, has a fine
form, and no deformity save that the ewes
are inclined TO stand ont. The child has
no forehead, save ab"ut half an inch.
From this forehead the head recedes, and
the Uranium is entirely gone, and where
the frontal should be is the child's brains.
The brain has the usnai covering of mem
brane, but no kin or any other covering
exists. On the back part OF the head.
about an inch and a half from the upper
part OF the neck, is very coal black hair
one and a half inches long. The child is
healthy, well formed and is doing we'll.
Miller and Iapham Not so Be Ex-
cludei frasn the senate.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Mo action is con-
templated by che New York Democrats
looking to the exclusion of Miller and Lap
ham from the Senate, so far as il known
by the party leaders here. Que prominent
Democratic Senator saws he will vote to
seat them at once, as no State can b. de
prived of its representation.
Opposed 10 Vaccination.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The citizens Of the
Fourteenth Ward, who are chiefly Of the
lower grale Of society aud immigrants,
have steadily opposed vaccination. But the
smallpox has of late proved quite virulent
among them, and last night the city health
authorities, aided by a detachment of no.
lice, began to vaccinate them. About 800
were treated. and the entire ward will be
canvassed in the same manner.
Product of the Placer Mines Of
Sitka.
NEW YORK, Aug. A correspondent
writing from Sitka, under the date of july |
says: About $4,000 were taken from
placer claims during the past month.
Fhe quartz claims are being thoroughly
prospected, with the most satisfactory re-
suits. The mining settlement is growing.
and next season promises to be a most
time.
The National Abstinence Union.
BosToS. August 4.-The Catholic Total
Abstinence National Union is in session
here. 1t has adopted resolutions approy-
ing of the splendid work done by the ,em-
perance women and cadets and societies of
the country in the furtheranee of TEMPER
ance. The clergy and press are heartily
for their aid, and a resolution of
'ympathy with the land reform struggle Ia
was adopted.
Great Mortality.
New York, August 3.-The Herald
'ay6 Tine rapidity with which children
ire dying this summer in New York and
Brooklyn is the subject of considerable
comment. Malaria on all sides, however.
8 very prevalent aud thousands of adults
IRE Suffering who never felt its effects be.
ore. Every one is asking what is the
Nm Anniversary C0mmemorated.
BETHEL, Me, August 3.-1he Indian
Ittack on Bethel, August 3. 1881. was com.
to-day. The Block Fort was
gain occupied by settlers, aud again sur
'rised and burned by savages. An address,
'oem aud parade followed,
Gufteau.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-The District
Attorney says there is nothing new IN
document, gwen him yesterday.
Nobody visits Guiteau, AZ the authorities
ear that an attempt will be made to capture
i'm; as it is reported that there are organi-
atoms In severnl cities ready to hang him.
ONCE Seekers.
NEW YORK, August 3.-The Private
I~ecretary Of Collector Robertson il reported
a savinu. rs tka