Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Late kilograms.
Iroauo,s Again sns vsotor.

Late kilograms.
IrOquols Again ahs Victor.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-The st. Leger
stakes at the Doncaster Sept EN-
Der meeting, were won by Iro-
quois, Geologist second, Lucy Gilt
ters, third.
Avms for she Arszonnns.
TUCSON, Sept. 14.-Acting Gov
eruor Gosper was to-day notified by
the commanding officer at Fort
Union that he had forwarded to
him three hundred rifles and fifteen
thousand cartridges by express to
Fort Lowell, A. 7. These arms
will be Immediately distributed to
the settlers within the locality of
the San Carlos reservation, where
they have organized for self-prO-
lection. Governor Gosper has also
organized q company Of citizens in
Tombstone to look after the cow
boy raiders. Seventy. three recruits,
under Lieutenant Drano, arrived at
Wilcox to-day from the East, and
will be distributed among the diff
ferent points. Major McLellan's
command arrived aU Point OF Noun
tain yesterday, making the trip
around from Fort Lowell, via old
Camp Grant and through the west
side of San Carlos reservation, q
distance of $50 miles. They saw
many Indians, but no hostiles.
Rasatva Tuntn.s
WILCOX, Sept. 14.-Dispatches
from the San Carlos agency say
that the Indians are restive. A
company of troops has been sent
there by General Wilcox.
wn.s Hiss says.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 14.-Bliss
says that the glandular affection is
practically we'll and no further
trouble will arise from 1t. The
wound Is in splendid condition.
The locality where the ball entered
the body down to the part where
the iDcisiOn was made is nicely
healed, and granulation along
the track of the wound is progress
ing finely. A cleansing catheter
entered to-day about the same
depth as yesterday, nine inches,
aud struck against solid sub
stance. The ball Is no doubt thor
oughly incrusted, and no appre-
hension whatever is felt about it.
The doctor added in this cOnnec-
ton: Were 1t known exactly where
the ball lies, and If it were not half
an inch from the surface and could
be readily removed, we should not
think of cutting for it at this time.
The lung sffsction IL the only
prominent, and In fact the only
unfavorable symptom in the Presi-
DENTS case to-day, and that has
passed the crisis and is now mend
ing slowly, but apparently surely.
A Gain Of ssreBgs. Reported.
Lone BRANCH, Sept l4.-Bllss
says that the liver and kidneys are
in first class order. The fractured
rib, which 1t was suggested might
yet cause trouble, is considered en-
tirely healed. The President does
not experience SO much WEAKNESS
as some time past, showing gain
of strength. Bliss admits that the
occurrence of further complica-
tions is possible, but sees no indi-
cation that way.
OmCiaa Bu1iesin.
ELBERON, Sept. 14.-At the ex-
animation Of the President at $3.50
this morning his temperature was
98.4o; Pulse, 100; respiration, 10
He passed the night comfortably,
sleeping sufficiently. He is bright
and cheerful this forenoon, and has
taken fruit and his first meal for
the day with relish.
BLISS AND HAMILTON.
Moro Abous the Rres,d.ns.
ELBERoN, Sept. IA, 1890 A. NJ
The Presidents pulse Is now 98.
A fabrile rise came on about 10 A.
M. and commenced passing off be-
fore 6 p. M. The President COM
mences the day as favorably as
yesterday, and helhas not single
disturbing symptom. The weather
continues fine. 1t Is perfectly
clear, excepting over the ocean,
where a beautifully tinted haze
prevails. Hamilton is satisfied
with the progress Of the patient, as
are also Swain and Rock well,
Should the President make the re-
quest to.dsy, he will again be
placed in his reclining chair for
short time.
Secretary Linoosn Visits she Prss,-
dent.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 18th, 1l.3O
A. M.-Secretary Lincoln Just saw
the President. He says he expect
ed to see o very Ill man and that
his expectations were realized. He
had not seen the President since the
afternoon he was shot, and of
course great change has taken
place. The conversation was very
brief and entirely personal, no
business matters being referred to.
The Secretary only remained in the
sick room about q minute. At this
hour the favorable condition con-
tinues.
IL Hts Reclining CHAIR.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 14.-The
President has been placed In his
reclining chair. After he was
comfortably settled In the chair,
he expressed . sense Of gratiflca.
tlon and remarked, "This shou Id
have been commenced three weeks
Ago."