Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-24
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-The
Examiners story Of the return OF
Stuart proves to be canard.
Lass Nssbs's Report.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-11 P. NJ.
The following message was sent
tonight by Blaine to Lowell: The
President has been able to swallow
and retain. two ounces of liquid
food to-day, showing better state
of the stomach, but his general
condition is serious, II not critical.
He is weak, exhausted and ema-
ciated, not weighing over one hun
bred and twenty-five pounds. His
weight when wounded was from
2O5 to 210 pounds. The failure to
regain strength is the one feature
which gives special uneasiness and
apprehension.
speedy Vengeance IN Texas.
Houston, Texas, Aug. 23.-The
lawlessness that has prevailed in
Orange county the past few weeks
growing out of an attempt to assas-
sinate Sheriff Mitchell, eliminated
last night by the capture and shoot
ing Of four Of the negro Particl-
pants by q party of $50 leading citi-
zens. Bud Saxon, one of the lead
ers, was also captured. He reveal
cd plot to kill the Sheriff and
gave much information and was
theh hanged. Later another ne
gro was arrested and hanged. An
hour later, Sam Saxon, another ne
gro leader, surrendered and was
placed in jail. The Sheriff was
overpowered, and Saxon, with the
other negro criminal, was taken
out and their bodies filled with
buckshot. Chas. Delauo, one OF
the gang, will he tried Tomorrow.
AS numerous friends and relatives
have expressed determination to
rescue him, an appeal has been
made to the Governor for aid.
A D"uDie Murder iu Arxan s"s.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Aug. GA
double murder occurred in Scott
county lately, the victims being
John Stewart, q saloon keeper and
desperate gambler, and aineighbor
named Billy Messingate. The
murderers were Folsom and Hobbs,
twe men whose money Stewart
had won. Messingate was killed
without provocati0n for telling his
wife of the murder of Stewart.
How sue president r~ssed she
NskNt
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 25tb,
$50 A. M.--The President slept the
greater part of the night but awoke
at intervals. He has taken since
last evening a larger quantity of
LIQUID food by the mouth than in
the corresponding hours of any
day during the last week. The use
Of nutritive enemata is continued
ct longer intervals. The parotid
swelling is unchanged. Pulse, 1902
temperature 98.40; respiration, IS.
d. w. BLISS,
And others.
No change for she wOrs~.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 23.--
1880 A. M.-[Unofflcial bulletin. J.
The condition Of the President has
not materially changed since yes
terday afternoon, and is yet the
subject of grave anxiety. The i'm
proved tone of the PATIENTS stom-
acb, which gave rome encourage
ment to the physicians, 10 still
maintained, and this is the most
hopeful feature of the case. He
has taken this morning 81 ounces
of beef juice without nausea or any
other symptom of gastric disturb
ance. Upon the continuance for
several days at least of this ability
to take and assimilate food, and
upon the continued absence oil
further complications would Sc EN-
to rest the patients chances of re.
covery. II the wound continues
to do we'll and If no serious cOnse-
quepces result from the swelling Of
the parotid gland, and i
the stomach continues TO take
food enough to make good the
waste caused by suppuration, ther,
will at least be improvement
enough within the next four oil
five days to carry the patient to {
higher plane of vitality, and per
haps to put him on the road-al
though not on the sure road-to re
covery. The consequences of thes'
favorable. conditions, however
while universally hoped for, can
not be confidently predicted. Doc
tor Agnew returned to Philadel
phia this morning.
More EncOursxement
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 2S
1880 P. M.-(Oficial Bulletin j
Tho President continues to tax
food by the mouth, and retains al
increased quantity Of liquid food
At the morning dressing th
wound looked well and the pus wa
of q healthy character. The mu
cous accumulation In the back O
the mounth, on account Of tn
psrotid swelling, is less visible
and H. mot the cause of mueI
trorr Z, Pulse, 104; Temperature
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