Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-14
LAS Elm In ELLI6ENCt.
SYMPTOMS OF THE PRESIDENT
FAVORABLE.
HE SENDS FOR THE SUR
GEONS.
Their Rapid Movements Create
Alarm.
He IL Moved from His BED TO an
InvaIid-s Chair.
ARRESTED FOR. DISTURBING A
CHURCH MEETING.
Fatal Shooting ARRAY ct Park
City.
DEATH OF GENERAL A. f.. BURN
SIDE.
He IL Moved from His bed TO an
InvaIid-s Chair.
ARRESTED FOR DISTURBING A
CHURCH MEETING.
Fatal Shooting Array ct Park
City.
DEATH OF GENERAL A. f. BURN
SIDE.
Special to the SENTINEL

inform you of the Presidents condition.
He has duriDg the day eaten sufficient food
with relish, and enjoyed at intervals re-
freshing sleep. His wound and the incis-
ions made by the doctors look better. The
parotid gland has ceased suppurating, and
may be considered substantially well. He
has exhibited more than his usual cheer
fulHess Of spirit. His temperature and
respiration are now normal, and the pulse
is less frequent and firmer than at the
same hour last evening. Notwithstanding
these favorable symptoms the condition of
the lower part of his right lung will con-
tinue to be q source Of anxiety for some
days to come.
ELBERoN, Sept 1850 A. NJ Official
Bulletin AT the examination of the Presi-
dent at s A. to-day his temperature was
1914. pulse 100, respiration 20. He passed
a comfortable night, sleeping most Of the
time, and on the whole his condition this
morning is encouraging and gives promise
Of a good day.
At IL A. NJ. the President sent for his
surgeons, and Drs. Hamilton, Bliss and
Boynton hurried over, creating some alarm
by their rapid movements. The surgeons
were in the cottage about fifteen minutes,
when they emerged. Hamilton said the
President being very DESTROYS of being
moved frem his bed to an invalid's chair,
and feeling strong enough to stand the
change, had sent for the doctors to have it
made. They deemed it safe and lifted him
into the chair, where he now sits in a re-
clining position, enjoying the change of
position very much.
The President was allowed to remain in
the invalid's chair thirty-five minutes, and
was lifted back to his bed at 1880. There
were no i'll effects from the change of po-
sition. The physicians say they will allow
him to sit in the chair each day, SO long as
the present favorable condition continues.
The President feels confident he ia growing
stronger, and is much gratifed that the
results justified his Judgment in his ability
to stand the change when he requested.
Guitcau's New Location n Pro-
found Secret.
New YORK, Sept. 13.-The Tribune's
Washington special says it is. stated, ap-
parently on good authority, that Mason
had taken large quantities Of q%uinine, and
it is thought that his mind may have been
affected by the excessive use OF this drug.
That his act was the deed of a desperate
man, with a resolution but half formed,
is shown by the careless and unmethodi-
cal manner in which the shot was fired.
He did not see Gniteau at all, but fred at
| the spot he thought his victim might be
standing. There is a good deal Of apathy
regarding the whole transaction, and there
does not seem to be much likelihood that
Mason will be brought to trial at all,
either before a civil OF military tribunal.
Guiteau, meanwhile, has been removed to
q new cell, the location OF which will be
kept a profound secret, even from the
guards. q
An Interview with Mason. Who At
tempted to Shoot Guiteau.
New York. Sept. 13.-The Worlds
Washington special says: Mason said in
an interview that "when the attempted
assassination was made by the scoundrel
/ first heard Of it in Texas, on q train
where there were q number Of soldiers,
and / secretly resolved that if / was put in
q position or had an opportunity to kill
the assassin / would do so. On Sunday
morning l loaded my musket, knowing
that / was going on duty, with the inten-
ton of shooting him the first chance I got.
When I arrived at the jail I walked at
once to where I could get in range Of his
window and fired. l am perfectly sane,
and if l had killed him I would be willing
to remain in prison the remainder of my
life. II restored to duty I will shoot him
as soon as l can get q chance"
A Bullion Thief.
New York, September 12.-John F.
Bateman, aged 20, . clerk in the employ
of Taylor 4 Benton, brokers and bullion
merchants of Leadville, robbed his en-
ployers Of silver bullion to the amount OF
3 1000 in the beginning Of this month, and
fed to this city. He carried bullion valued
at 81. 1000, and his wife had preceded him
with $1,000 worth. The Lsadville police
advised Inspector Byrnes about it, and as
certained that a lady, styling herself Mrs.
Bateman, of Clifton, Staten Island, had
deposited silver to the amount Of 81, 800 |
at the assay office to be assayed and
stamped. The officers secured the prop
erty. found Mrs. Bateman's house in Cliff
ton, watched it, and last night arrested
Bateman himself. His wife was not found.
The Train Robbers.
ST. LOUIS, September IA Post Dis
patch Kansas City special says. No more
robbers have been captured. The officers
have been aided much by young Chapman,
who is now certainly known TO have made
a full confession. More arrests are OK.
pected to-day. It 10 rumored that q large
quantity Of the plumber taken from the
passengers was found in O cave, four milos
from the scene Of the robbery, In an unfrs.
quented part OF the country. The special
says that . suspieious-locking and acting
heavily. armed stranger. riding o fine but
faded horse, was arrested at Nevada. Yer
non county. He 10 evidently one Of the
The Shooting OF Frank O'Rielly by
q. w. scott.
SALT LAKE, Sept. IA fatal shooting
ARRAY occurred at the Empire mine, Park
City. Utah, on Sunday, resulting in the
killing of Frank 0'Rielly. superintendent
of the mine, by G.. W. Scott, engineer of
the same mine. The quarrel had its
origin with O'Rielly, SO Scott says, and he
acted in self-defense, shooting the former
three times as he advanced upon him with
a knife. Scott, fearing violence from
O'Rielly's friends, gave himself up and
was brought to Salt Lake and lodged in
Jail. The body Of O'Rielly was also
brought to this city and buried. The af-
fair has caused great excitement at Park
City, as both parties were we'll known.
Two Murderers Lynched.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 1s.-Newy has been
that on Saturday night nearly 100
men lode to the Jail at Dardanelles, took
murderers. Taylor and Bruce, and
dragged them through the streets with
ropes about their necks, and took them