Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-04
EASTERN M.

EASTER M.
The Presidens's Removal Decided
Upon.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3d.-Dr.
Boynton says he understands that
it has been decided to move the
President before Wednesday next.
There Is q proposition to lay .
track from the Washington Monu-
msnt to the Executive Mansion,
connecting with the Pennsylvania
Railway. He said the details were
not arranged.
Omeina Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Sept. Sd
$3.50 p. M.-The President has done
we'll during the day and has taken
with some relish sufficient guam
tity of nutriment. The parotid
swelling continues TO discharge
and to diminish in size. The
wound shows no material change.
Altogether his general condition
exhibits some improvement over
yesterday. Pulse 102, temperature
99.6, respiration Is,
D. w. BLISS,
]. X. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN,
d. HAYES AGNEw.
Arra0gisg for sue Removes az she
Pres,d-~s.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ga meet
ing of the Cabinet was called by
Secretary Blaine last evening to
take place this morning at eleven
O'Clock at the State Department..
At that hour the members arrived
and were shown to the Secretary's
room.
MacVeagh telegraphed to the
President of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company this morning
asking if q special train of six cars
could be had over that road for the
use of the President, and whether
arrangements could be made for a
safe and speedy passage to Long
Branch; il especially reserved cars
could be had at the shortest notice,
and If the road would be cleared
for the passage Of the President on
five hours notice.
Toe pres,deat 60 bs Removed 60
Loag Branob.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 2:30 p. NJ.
There has been no material change
in the Presidents condition since
the noon bulletin. He seems q lit
tie stronger aud better than early
this morning.
At the conference of the surgeons
this afternoon it was decided to re.
move the President from the EX.
ecutive Mansion at the earliest pos
sible moment and Long Branch
was agreed upon as the place. De.
tails OF time, route, method, etc.,
were discussed, but not settled.
HIasue 10 LaWsli.
WARRINGTON, Sept. Sd, 10 P. NJ.
TO Lowell, London: In the judg-
ment OF the surgeons. the Presi-
dent has gained to-day. The
change is not great, but is In the
right direction and against the ad-
verse influence of q very oppressive
day. His appetite Is Improving
and his pulse, temperature and
respiration have all been better
than might have been expected in
such excessive heat. The Pres-
dent will probably be removed to
Long Branch early.next week, to
escape the malarious Influence of
the Washington climate at this
season.
D.strncstss Rusf, fires.
OTTAWA, Sept. 3d.-Bush fires
continue to rage. in various parts OF
the Ottawa valley. 1t is estimated
that already farm property to the
value of $50. 600 has been reduced
to ashes and some sixty families
rendered homeless.
Vsra,c.,u The Jen.se Cramer Gass
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. 3D.
The verdict of the jury of inquest
in the Cramer case was that Jennie
Cramer came to her death by poi.
son and violence, and that James
Malley. Jr., is criminally responsi.
BILE and Walter r. Malley and
Blanche Douglas morally response
BILE for the same. The post mOrte N
examination does not reveal the
cause or manner of her death, the
body generally being in a normal
condition, but there WAS considera-
BILE congestion of the membranes
Of the brain
DrOush ia Varxtss. and NOrsh
Csv0lin1.
NORFOLK, Sept. 3d.-The drouth
continues. Distressing reports
come from Virginia and many
points of North Carolina. Relia-
BILE Information shorteDs the to-
baoco and peanut crops nearly two
thirds and the cotton crop of Vir-
ginia and North CarOli-
ma about one-fourth. The
corn crops west of the Wilmington
and Weldon railroad are aim ost u
total failure. Many Virginia farm
ers are selling tier stock for want
OF forage. The people ss we'll as
anima are suffering for want of
water, and corn and -four mills run
by water are suspended. Fires in
4 IN Il, ~, has n n ~, ., m ra faorod