Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-05
DOMESTIC.
Condition of the President.

DOMESTIC.
Condition of the President.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 4th-7 P
M.-As the morning bulletin indicated
would probably be the case, the Presiden
has passed another good day, without draw
back or unpleasant symptom of any kind
He has taken his nourishment well, ant
showed little fatigue after his dressings ant
changes of position. The wound is doing
we'll, both in appearance and in the charac
ter and amount of discharge. At 1890 P. NJ
his pulse was So, temperature 9S 4, respira
ton Is. The afternoon rise of Temperature
came on late, and was moderate in nature
At P. NJ. his pulse is 102, temperature 1902
respiration 19. Signed by Bliss, Barnes
Woodward, Reyburn and Hamilton.
A Positive Opinion.
NEW YORK, August 4th.-A Washington
special says DR.. Hamilton, in replying to {
direct question this morning, said: Yor
NAV quote me as saying that the President
will certainly get WELL 1 consider him out o.
danger" DIR. Hamilton also expressed the
opinion that there was no malaria IN the pa
tents system. In response to interrogato
ries relative to moving the patient from the
Executive Mansion, the Doctor said that
nothing could now be determined upon, as
the President was in no condition to be
moved. lie thought, however, when the
proper time arrived, a trip down the Poto'
mac would be beneficial, and hasten his re.
covery.
Maud 5. Again Pals 10 lower Her Rec.
oTd-Her Effort at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, August 4th.-Vanderbilt and
Of IN ,,cIocl- from Saratooo
and soon visited the Park. Maud S. was
brought on the track and warmed up little.
The spectators greeted her heartily, and were
eager for the display of her wonderful speed.
Owing to the strong wind prevailing it was
decided to postpone the trial until later in
the day. Maud S. at length appeared for a
trial speed.
First heat-On her first approach to the
wire Balm gave a nod and the word was given.
The mare made a fine burst of speed and
went to the three-quarter pole in the remark
able time of 1:35a. Here she broke badly,
and during the time she was off her feet lost
so much ground that S9f seconds were spent
on the last quarter. She made the first quar-
ter in 1884. the half in 1:04aa, the three-quar.
tiers in 1:35f, and passed under the wire in
2:15.
Second heat-The wind was very strong,
having increased rather since the mare first
appeared on the course. Maud S. went away
with a rush on the first attempt, but the i'll
timed playing of the band caused her to lose
her head and break 80 seriously that Balm
turned her back at the quarter pole. On the
second attempt she went the entire course
without skip, her running mate being kept
close to her wheel all the way around. Time
quarter, :3Sa half, LOS; three-quarter,
1865; one mile, 2:103.
faA fha n.
miration. Maud S. trotted only two heats,
by direction of Vanderbilt, who had to leave
at P. NJ. The wind at the time was very
high. and it was thought best not to try
another heat. BY 6 o'clock the wind sub
sided, and had the mare then come on
the track no doubt she would have beaten
her own record of 2:10k and won the purse.
The famous mare is booked for Rochester
August 18th, under the same conditions. The
pools on the first heat were even money. On
the second heat Maud S. brought $50; time,
$50.
The Apache Expectations.
DENVER (Col.), August 4th.-A Santa Fe
special says: A courier came into Fort
Craig this morning and reported that the
Mescalero indians, who have since the 18th
ultimo been pursued by Lieutenant Gull
foyle's command, have crossed the Rio
Grsnde, and ara running off stock and killing
herders il Old Mexico. SO far as known,
two herders and one miner have been killed,
and the Indians have captured all the stock
of earns McConkey's stage line from Eagle
station to the Black Range. Yesterday
thirty-six citizens left San Marcial. armed
and mounted, to bury the dead bodies of the
killed. At noon yesterday, while eating din
ner in Red canyon, in the San Mateo mount
aims, they were surprised by Indians. AZ
the first fire one man was killed and seven
wounded, and all the stock captured. The
remainder of the whites then got behind
rocks and dispatched two men to Fort
Craig for help. General Hatch ordered
Lieutenant Guilfoyle's command of fifty
men, then az Fort Craig, to the scene of
the fight, where they probably have arrived
before this. Couriers have been dispatched
to the two companies of cavalry scouting the
San Mateo, Cpchiilo and Negro mountains,
and Lieutenant TsyIor's detachment of In
dian scouts Is guarding AMI scouting the
Black Range Two companies of cavalry
leave the Navajo reservation for the Black
Range tomorrow. Thus far seven victims
have been gathered in by the recent raid.
General Hatch il of the opinion that some
Navajoes have Joined the Apaches, as there
are about six OF those Indians in this party.
The Agent of the Mescaleros reports that his
Indisns are all on the reservation, which is
not true, as they we're recognized In the re-
cent fight When these Indians are pressed
they double on the trail, scatter. and when
once on the reservation are safe.
Democratic Nomination for Congress.
LEWISTON ME J. August 4th, AT the Sec
ond Congressional District Democratic Con
vention to-day, after temporary organi2atio
Governor Garcelon made a speech, advising
the Endorsement of Washington Gilbert, the
Greenbaell candidate. Ii an adjournment
was had without making nomination, be
had the pledge of Gilbert that if the Green
hackers assisted the Republicans in organic
ing the House he would resign. The Con
vention refused to adopt either course, and
after permanent organization FRANKLIN
Reed was nominated BIZ reclamation. The
resolutions indorss the Cincinnati platform
as well as the administration of Governor
Piaisted, and eXecrate the attempted assas
sina;ion Of President Garfield.
The Mississippi Democrats.
JACKSON, August 4sh.-The Democrats
State Convention adjourned last night aftel
the first ballot Ten ballots have been takeI
to-day, so far without definite result. TIT
last ballot stood: Stone log. Bsrksdale 90
Weatherstone %, Calhoun Is. There is evi
IDENTIFY deadlock.
Virginia Conservative Democratic Stat
Convention.
RICHMOND. August 4th.-The Conservative
Democratic State Convention met here q
noon. with J. \. Stubs in the chair.
After half an hours recess several commit
tees were formed, aRd there was then anOthe
recess taken. Upon reassembling the Com
mittes OF Permanent Organization made it
report, and Thomas S. Babcock was mad
President. The Convention then adjourne'
till O'Clock.
SECOND DIsPaTCHl
RICHMOND, August 4.h-John W Daniel
was nominated for Governor this evening OF
the first formal ballot.
Ohio Yr0hibitionfsts.
COLUMBUS, August 4;h-rhe State Pro
hibition Convention met here 10 day.
ProhibstIonists Defeated.
Wus1SGroS ~. CT, August th-Th
election returns are all ere way. 1t is i'm
possible TO estimate the majority, but tn
State has gone overwhelmingly against pro
hibition. SO far as heard from net a siugl
comfy has been carried by the Prohi5i
tionists. -
RALEIGH IN. CT Argust 4tb.-The cleo
ton passed of quietly. The towns where pro
hibition strength was conceded have all given
as FAR as heard frcm, q heavy anti -prohibi
ton majority. the vote was light. Tn
majority against the measure will be large
perhaps 40. GOO.
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