Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-31

respiration is.
Signed, d. W. Bliss.
J. K. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
IL A. M.-Dr. Boynton, Mrs. Garfeld's
physician, who has been stopping at the
Executive Mansion ever since the Presi-
dent was wounded, says the President is
decidedly better this morning than at any
time since he was shot. He has been ele-
waited in bed by means of pulleys, and has
eaten q small quantity of beef, which was
prepared for him by Mrs. Garfield. The
President has professed himself as feeling
much better and stronger to-day than at
any time since the shooting. He watched
the clock until exactly 9 o'clock, at which
moment he remarked: well, it's exactly
four weeks since / was shot" DIR. Boyn-
ton is Of the opinion that the progress of
the patient toward recovery will not be
impeded again. The attending surgeons
seemed assured that the President is re-
covering strength as rapidly as could be
expected, and say he is in excellent spirits.
Generally speaking, the patients recovery
is considered only a question of time.
1890 P. M.-The President showed no
fatigue from the dressing of the wound
this morning. 1t looks very well, and the
discharge OF pus is satisfactory in guam
tity and quality, and his general condition
is greatly improved. A moderate quantity
of solid food has been added to his nour-
ishment and was eaten with relish. A frame
has been introduced beneath his bed, by
which his head and shoulders have been
elevated somewhat, and he expresses him
self as we'll pleased with the change of POI
sition. At present his pulse is SO, temper
ture 98.5, respiration 20.
(Signedl D. W. BLISS,
j. K. BARNES,
j. ]. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURS.
DR.. Hamilton sent the following tele-
gram to his wife this forenoon sThe
President had q pleasant night. We are
all in the best of spirits, feeling that his
recovery is almostabsolutely assured"
The Internal Machines.
PEORIA (Ill.), July 30.-The report that
the Internal machines shipped to Liver
pool were made here creates great excite
ment. P. W. Cove, who was supposed to
be implicated in their manufacture. de-
MES it, but says he knows who did the
work. They were made at O.. Burke's
foundry on Washington street. They were
of iron and zinc in sections. The ma
chinery and dynamite were supplied in
New York.
RESULTS of the Times Inquiries.
CHICAGO. July 30.-The results OF the
Times inquiries throughout the country,
as to the effect of the recent events in the
political world, are thus headlined: The
political effect of the recent attempt to
assassinate the President has lone much
to obliterate factional differences and har-
monte discorGant elements, and raise an
almost universal demand for a change in
the civil service system. Several plans are
suggested for reforming the present order
Of things. Conkling and Plat are gen.
orally accorded all honors that belong to
defeat. Their action is looked upon as Of
but little importance outside of New York.
There are no indications of a break up or
Encouragement of party lines.
A Husband Liable to Prosecution
for Rigamy.
CHICAGO, July 30.-The Times cable
from London says: Yesterday Mrs. Mid
ley procured a divorce from her husband
on the ground that he had married another
woman in Chicago. The husband made
no defense. The facts showed that the
husband left his wife in London two years
ago, procured a divorce in Colorado and
then married again. The husband is liable
to prosecution for bigamy. The case has
excited considerable attention, bringing
into notice the character Of so-called
American divorces.
Victoria Woodruff is about to marry a
wealthy man. DR.. Clafin Of Chicago,
brother OF Victoria, says his wife has
fallen heir to . fortune Of 50, 600, 900, with
q title.
Arrest of a Gang OF Robbers.
PIrrsBuRe, July 30.-The men who last
March burned an old man named VIM.
Connors and his wife until they revealed
the whereabouts Of SIG. 900 in cash and
securities. were arrested to-day while nego-
tiating the bonds. Their names are G.. w.
Nelson, d. d. South, and one Miller, with
apal in Cleveland named Thomas. Nell
son and South claim to be innocent.
killing OF an Estimabie Man.
ADRIAN Mich. July 29.-J. P. True, q
banker, at Hancha Springs, New Mexico.
is reported in to-day's kilograms as having
shot Major Carpenter. who is q nephew Of
SA-OOnkfcssmah T.. y. beamaD, ana has
many relatives and friends here. He is a
cousin to Roscoe Beamer, whose sad death
will be remembered, and he has I brother
living in Chicago. He Is much esteemed
wherever known.
The Railroad war.
New York, July 29.-There is appar-
emily an armistice in the railroad war to-
day, each watching the other. The brokers
are the fercest against the Pennsylvania
Central, and the latter claim that the
other roads have aided them. 1t was ru-
mored to-day that the roads would cut the
rates west Of here, but this 10 denied by
Fink and all the freight agents. The wal
at Boston continues.
Caught Robbfug Letters.
CHICAGO. July 30.-R. L. Choveard, for
two years a collector Of letters from the
mail boxes in the North Division, has been
caught robbing letters. He has confessed
and ia in Jail. In his house were found
two cigar boxes filled with stamps torn
from letters. 1t is believed he has pill
fered 81 900 per month for several months
past.
A Rapid Change OF Gauge.
New ORLEANS. July 3O.-The Chicago,
| ST. Louis 4 New Orleans railroad was