Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
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ELBERoN, Sept. l4th, 2P. NJ
The President has just been re-
moved from his recliuing chair .c
his bed, remaining in the chair for
an hour and half, during which
time he had quiet nap. His bead
WAS elevated aud his feet permit
ted to drop to about an angle of 3U'.
DIR. Bliss says he was rather reluc-
tant about being put to bed. The
disturbance did not change his
pulse or temperature. AT this
b ,ur his pulse is 104; temperature,
SO s.; respiration, 10.
Tne Presideas's Co8dttson
ELBERN, Sept. 18th. Lowell,
Linden Theirs is au increase this
evening in the Presidents TEN.
perature, pulse and respiration,
but it is go slight as not to Eeces-
ssrily indicate that the condition
of the blood is producing auy new
complications. The trouble in the
right lung is not Increasing and IL
causing him less annoyance. He
has taken adequate nourishmeUt
aud his sleep has been natural aud
refreshing, so that if he has gained
nothing, he probably has lost
nothing during the day.
(Signed.) MAoVEAGH.
a Brave Act.
SANDY HOOK. Sept. lSth.-An
engineer of tie New Jersey Central
Railroad, by his GOODNESS and brav-
cry shown in sticking to his post
when the boiler of his engine eX-
ploded, scslding him and the fire.
man and causing the latter to
jump from the cab, prevented what
would have been a horrible COLI
llslon between the train aud u
steamer at the dock.
AsisenN kudiaa Nesss
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14th.-A tel
egram received at the War Depart
ment from General Sheridan says
that nine companies of infantry
at Uncompahgre will be sent to
Arizona if necessary. thought
best to hold them in the Ute coun-
try "a little longer, although the
Utes seem to be going to their new
places all right. Gen. Pope has
been of the opinion that he con-
trolls sufficient troops to protect
New Mexico and help Wilcox. If
/ get the sli ightest Information that
will lead me to believe that the
trouble will spread, l will order
the whole OF the Third Cavalry and
one regiment of infantry from the
Department OF the Platte, one from
Texas and one from OAK ots, and
more can he rushed out from the
Department of the Missouri. An
other dispatch, dated Septembe
11tb, from Sheridan is as follows:
Gen. Pope telegraphs TO me ex-
pressing some doubts as 10 whether
the Indians will fire on the troops
now advancing on them from every
direction. Secretary Kirkwood
has requested General Sheridan,
through the War Department., that
If movement of troops becomes
necessary to relieve the troops now
guarding the Ute Indians, it shall
oe delayed until the last. The In
dian Bureau regards the outbreak
at Fort Apache as temporary, and
thinks the trouble is now all over,
Tns 6r.nd jury Aai"urue.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l3th.-The
Grand Jury of the District ad
journed until October Sd. This
action created some surprise, for
the announcement had been made
that some Star route cases would
be ready.
Tss HorsHeru rne,hc.
NEW YORK, Sspt. l4th.--The
annual meeting Of the Northern
Pacific Directors, shows that enter
prise to be in u prosperous condi-
ton. six hundred and eighteen
miles OF the main line rsmain TO
be completed between Lake Supe-
rior aud the Pacific Coast. 1t is
understood that Henry Willard will
be elected President, and Thomas
+. Oakes, Vice President.
Labor TEoubies Ended.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 16th.--A
compromise has been arranged and
the labor troubles are ended.
Coisectsou. for sne nstcnigsa Sansr-
NEW YORK, Sept. l4th.-Tbe e
Michigan fluid amounts to S22, 100.