Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-07


ally informed, now generally agree
that bis chances are good. Even
those who yesterday thought he
could not recover, now admit that
the signs are In his favor. The
lowering Of the pulse 10 pronounced
the best sign.
The quarrel that the doctors had
over the case continues to be the
cause Of comment. Some favor
Blis4s course, others condemn
him. Surgeon Barnes says hbI
condition 10 much improved. The
case 10 still Involved In hidder
dangers. because the course Of the
ball and the nature Of the WOUND
arc unkno wn, but he feels hopeful
of his recovery. He has not beet
hopeful before and has predicted
death.
$3.50 r. M.-The Presidents con.
dltion a. this hour remains I'm
obapged. all rumors to the contrary
notwithstanding,
ExEouTrvE MANSION, $3.50 p. n.
the more favorable
symptoms Of the Presidents copdf-
ton to-day IL the fact that be is
beginning to hnd fault with bis
physicians because they DO not
give HIM enough to eat. He called
this afternoon for beefsteak, but
upon being told that 1t was not.
thought prudent at present to al
low him to eat such hearty food, he
grumbled y little but consented to
compromise upon an egg and cay
no more about it. An egg was
given him. He wished also to
know this afternoon whether be
could not be permitted to hold q
Cabinet meeting and evinced gen.
orally q disposition to talk, which
his physicians were obliged to dis
courage and restrain. HIS eypm-
toms at this hour, $3.50 P. NJ, con-
tinue to be favorable.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $3.50 p. M.
DIR. Bliss says the Presidents
condition and symptoms at this
hour are favorable and satisfactory.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $3.50 p. NJ.
The Presidents condition cohtin-
ues "a favorable as at last report.
He has passed very comfortable
day, taking more nourish ment than
yesterday. Pulse 104, tenn perRture
100. 06. respiration 20. Unless un-
favorable symptoms develop, no
further bulletins will he issued I'm.
Gil tomorrow morning.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. 10 P. NJ
Only o slight change has taken
place In tss Presidents condition
sluce the date of the last official
bulletin and that is In the direc'
ton OF q further improvement. He
is now resting quietly.
Hoim scidHs saaDaa Raanpsnt.
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-An.
other crazy man went into the I'D.
Jutant-GeneraPs Office, slapped
General Drumm on the back and
said he had q revelation that he
must kill Vice. President Arthur,
He was promptly arrested.
Cooling she Atmosphere In th>
Prestd~ns's Room.
WARRINGTON, July 6th.-Tht
physlcians have been engaged THU
morning in cooling tue atmosphere
in the Presidents room. Cloth,
are dampened with Ice water and
placed where drafts of air pasl
through them and the tenn psraiure
has been reduced TO "a deg rees. Re
volving fans will be placed in the
chamber this evening The wealth.
er continues very hot aud 1t is Q
matter of necessity to keep the at
moe phere in the sick room cool.
BesoiussOns Of sympashy-No
OsalSs Of eea~sOr.
ALBANY, July 8th.-The Assem-
bly, adopted resolutions of sympa
thy for Garfield and condemninG
the assassin.
No choics in ballotiDg. Small
change In Joint Convention.
The ssassiOs Race.
RocHEsTER. N. Y, July eth.-
Following is u complete sum "a airy
Of the great stallion race: James
Wilson, New York, black stallion
Alexander. l, 2. 2, I, 1.22. !; H.
H. Gilman, Topeka, chestnut stall.
lion Robert Mc0regor, 2, /, liz, l,
/, 3, 3; Hickox, San francisco,
bro stallion Santa Claus, 8, 4, z,
8. l. l., 2; J. E. Turner, Philadei.
phia, brown stallion Harris l. 3, g.
I, 9. 8; John SplaD, Boston, brown
stallion Wedgewood, ~, 3. 8. 4, 9;
w. II. Mccarthy, Chicago, brow,
stallion Bonesetter, 8, e,5, 6, Z, 2;
James A. Dustin, Chicago, bay
stallion Monroe Chief. 9. 8, &, Z, s. 8.
First heat, 2:l9; second, 2:l9;
third, 2:lss; fourth, 2:lo; fifth, 2:2l;
sixth, 1928; seventh. 2:26.
the new York Bribery Case.
ALBANY, July 6th.--Scott, iu
the Assembly, reported for the M
jority that the bribery com mittee
thought proper not to report on the
alleged bribery as Indictment
have been found by the Grand
Jury. Both the charges and deni.
als we're positive and oircumstan-
tial. The minority report that II
the charge was true that q great
crime had been committed. II
bears somewhat on Bradley for re.
celving the money at all and COM
pares him with Judas Iscariot
Either Bradley or Sessions has
committed the crime of perjury,
the Almighty alone knew which
as the testimony shows that nc