Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-24
Adjournment of the Albany Legi
Iafure.
Conkling's Telegram of Con-
graduation.


phia at 4:A0 P. NJ, where a second special
train, with DR.. Agnew on board, awaited
the arrival Of DIR. Hamilton. The train
left Philadelphia after hslf-past four
o'clock, and is expected to arrive in Wash
ington about half-past seven.
At 7 o'clock this morning the President
showed the usual morning symptoms of
recovery, but about 8 O'Clock he was at
tackled with something like a chill. He
shook all over, and his muscles became
rigid. This chilly, shaking sensation
lasted until 9 o'clock, when a fever set in
and rose rapidly. His pulse went up to
100, and the temperature above Jos. In
an hour or so the fever abated. Some of
the doctors are not yet able to define the
cause of the change. The flow of pus from
the wound stopped this morning, and the
surgeons say that this may have caused
the change in the Presidents condition. A
long drainage tube was substituted, and
the doctors pressed on the stomach and
bowels, but very little pus was exuded.
Whether this means that tho wound is
healing between where the ball is and the
mouth of the wound, or that an abscess is
forming, is not yet known. DIR. Bliss said
he could not tell the cause Of the change.
The surgeons feel somewhat uneasy.
2 P. Nail four of the Presidents
surgeons are now making an examination
to see if they can determine the cause OF
the change in his condition. The Cabinet
Ministers were all sent for, and have come
to the White House. There is a great deal
of uneasiness in the city, growing out of
the fact that nothing definite can yet be
ascertained from the surgeons.
3P. M.-Dr. Bliss has just left the White
House. He says there is no change in the
Presidents condition. He is not growing
worse, however. The attending surgeons
have just telegraphed to DR.. Hamilton and
DR.. Agnew to come to Washington imme-
diately for consultation. In order not to
disturb the President, no further exami-
nation will be made until Z o'clock this
evening. The doctors are very reticent,
only saying that the change is probably
caused by the stoppage of discharge from
the wound. They will not give any posi-
tive opinions, blu say they hope for the
best. DR.. Boynton, who has just come
from the Presidents chamber, attributes
the sudden rise in the Presidents pulse
and temperature to some obstruction in
the way Of the free discharge OF the pus
from the wound. Symptoms OF ~granula-
ton were noticed along the track of the
ball yesterday, and it is possible that this
healing process going on at some point
comparatively near to the external surface
of the body, has damned up a quantity Of
OF the pus in the deeper parts Of the
wound, and that the chills and fever are
to be thus accounted for. The discharge
this morning, although perfectly normal
1 and kaa1khx, t- AhA.nA&ar -aa ,,H1ar,A1f.
scanty, which would seem to indicate that
its flow has been in some way impeded or
interrupted.
CHICAGO, July 23-2 P. M.-The Inter-
Oceans Washington special says: The
President is growing worse instead Of bet
ter. DR.. Reyburn just said that the Pres
ident's pulse was 125, and temperature
l0l. Surgeon General Watts, Of the Navy,
and DR.. Baxter gave it as their opinions
that pyaemia may nave set in. II such is
the case they consider the Presidents
condition very critical.
4P. M.-There has been no recurrence
as yet of the u~nfavorable symptoms which
manifested themselves in the earlier part
Of the day. The President is now asleep,
and his pulse remains at about 100.
Hanging OF the Talbot Brothers.
ST. LOUIS, July ga Marysville, Mis-
souri,, dispatch says: Albert and Charles
Talbot, convicted Of numbering their
father, Perry H. Talbot, on the 18th Of
September last, and respited once, were
hanged yesterday afternoon in the pres
ence of 800 to 1000 people. Up to a late
hour Thursday night they expected guber-
material interference, but at midnight went
to bed, after a lengthy interview with their
mother and sisters, and Miss Lewis, to
whom Albert was betrothed. Mrs. Tai
bolt was very bitter against the Governor
for not committing the sentence Of her
boys. The prisoners received their last
sacrament from a Catholic priest yester-
day morning. There was an exceedingly
affecting scene in the Jail between the
prisoners and their relatives about noon,
when Charles, the youngest, broke down
completely and begged that something
might be done. This unnerved the women
and made a terrible scene. The women
were removed, Mrs. Talbot frantically re-
sisting, but the guards led her away, cry
ing, II hope you will be satisfied when
you have killed my boys" The brothers
were taken to the gallows in an omnibus,
being strongly shackied, the women and
the crowd following. The scene when the
q VII 40 NGAN bOAOklA III lAiQItHHAttt
the whole crowd uttering groans.
Albany Legislative Matters.
ALBANY, July 23.-Yesterdsy afternoon
when the Chair announced the election Of
Eldridge Lapham, in place Of Roscoe
Conkling resigned, the joint assembly
dissolved. Cheers for Lapham, Miller,
Garfield, Conkling and Potter followed.
The Legislature agreed to adjourn sine die
to-day.
In the Assembly, a resolution was tabled
that the 50, 900 alleged to have been paid to
a member as a bride, and in the custody Of
the Comptroller of the State, be handed
over to the widows and orphans Of persons
killed at the new Capitol.
A bill was passed to amend the Constitu-
ton 80 as to make canals free, and main
tain them by a general State tax.
A Case OF vigilante Hanging.
ANTONIO (Col.h July 22.-Antonio has
been infested for several months with .
gang Of robbers, who have held up and
robbed all strangers coming into the town.
The gang has to.nighs been broken by the
hanging of the principal. Geo. O'Connor,
who, in his capacity Of Justice of the Peace,
shielded them and had citizens arrested
and 6ned without the least lawful provo
cation. Last evening O'Connor came
from Alamosa. He fell asleep, and be-
cause the brakeman awoke him at his des-
t~ination, he had the brakeman arrested.
He then went to the Raymond House and
covered the proprietor with two revolvers.
After abusing the proprietor he wen home
this evening. The feeling reached Its