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PArInelI.
WALL STREET TODAY.
The Refunding bill Affects the
Markets.

NRw YORK, March 2-The Post, 10 IFS fnan.
cial article to-day, says The Stock Exchange
markets are again very feveIiSh on reports re-
specting the refunding Dill. Whether right or
wrong, defeat OF the refundlng bill would be
construed by spectators as a ''bull event" and
the passage OF the bill as a "bear event. This
na may seem strange. Ia view II the fact that one
or the principal reasons fSr the great rise In
railroad stocks and bonds since last september
has been the prospect OF a refuuding of $500
O0C,O ,OO0 OF the public debt a 3a3x per cent AMI
the fneEitab G drawing of money from United
states bonds into railroad bonds and shares
[. 5. bonds are unchanged in price. Rail-
road bonds are irregular but generally higher
The result OF the fluctuations tn the stock mar
ket, which have been frequent, is a decline in
the general list or !, a3 per cent from yester-
days closing. An exception 20 the general list
is Chattanooga, which is up TO %. alter selling
as low as s.. The Sub-treasury here has not
succeeded thus far In buying any i've or six
per cent bonds atpar and accrued interest. The
amount or lawful money which the suo-treas-
ury has taken In 10 day for the withdrawal OF
bank circulation IS SAB 600 deposited foe the
account OF Minnesota. Many Tumors are cur
rent TO the effect that many millions OF lawful
money Is held here TO be turned into the Treas
ury for the account OF out OF town banks the
moment word comes that the refunding bill
has been passed by Congress: we have been un-
able 10 ascertain what the foundation Tor these
rumors is. The Sub-treasury this morning was
DEBTOR al the clearing house 81, 199 600, mostly
for Washington checks deposited with the New
York banks for collection. The money market
to day is fully active. The highest rate which
stock brokers are paying is per cent, plus
Lie of per cent per day and the lowest is g
per cent. Money has lent for 90 days. on
United States bonds, at per cent, and on
choice railroad stocks for 6 months for per
cent. Very little mercantile paper Is moving,
ard that at about per cent In the market
Tor foreign exchange good many bills drawn
against securities are appearing, but the mar
ket, nevertheless, is fully steady.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 2.-virgtnla sixes consols
g. S5h do. second series S2h do past due coupon-.
S5 5 90; d new ~ senfortes S2 10 ten-fortS coupons
,BALTIMoRE March 2.--ootton hat-mid.
street and western super s. 25a3 as; do extra OOs
4.75 do family. 8. s.O6s600; city m,lls super s25s
10. bio brands. G.60a6 as: PatapsoO family, 100.
Wheat, southern quiet and steao western htsher
l2eal 2s Is No No. IN MdaYSylsI.d Ylsd. l2s No Tesssr
% Iss Ma May. III @ .al % is June. 10 asked. Corn.
southern steady and quiet; western higher aud
MIXED sPo 5sss6 March yST p wen sf
f May ssS Ssane s ss ssseG ss 9as d@
Pennsylvania and Maryland. ls.00sIs 50. Pro-
visions easter aid quiet-mess pork. oil, h.75;
clear rib Sides none offering; do. packed. 6x
and sY BaG9nrshOqlders e.; clear s5, nib sddes.
dgll,prime to choice western paoked iSs2:; roa.
nsry to fair. lO4 sI24. Sugar easier-A soft, o..
Whisky tTn il2 frss5s to ..Serpqo per
IeIs wheat It 20 bushels; corn s.: $50 basss's
bushels; corn. Is. 600 bushels: sales-wheat.
ency. Money. 6. Exchanse-lons: 49, short.
SSSk %ssah @ foar .nf sse .d Wheat
ntsES NEW YoRK, & Merch O. 1l.m.-The Stock Market
open ed irregular but in the main weak and lower,
and in the early dealings prices took a downward
ISrn sna ts S az ana western c6cAso Burr
lipgton and Quincy declined 2; Union PACING, Den
Her and kiS and riPGe Ip6e mountan No ~ pet sTu ont
The first board Michigan Central sold down az per
cfn5 IoSpoS. sI a5 March p 1880 p m.-atlsnac ana
Great Western Tst @ n9rtssse % trustees, cert aoatss
t1ai. Isl T. Pennsyivanis Central. S7x Reading.
34A. 2. m.-New York Central, 1887. Penn
IylEsnnta n.ntg Central 6'I sR %mEre. s6 geS
D. R.-U. s. bonds, per cents, ll6H Atlantic
and Great Western first mortgage trustees oertih-
Gates, 69lS. Illinois Central, 1879.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
! he following quotations were current in New
York to-day at 2:30 p. m. as reported by 81. III.
Dodge, of 5S9 18th street, by special wire -
York Central. l4bx; Lake Shore. 12ih; Michigan
Central. no: New York. Lake Erie and Western.
47zS; do preferred. =; do. seconds. 80; Dela-
ware Lackawanna and Western. Jpn; New Je--
Key Esyadea Se9tTs aa
=; st Paul, lOCsl: do. preferred. =; Wabash
and Pacific do and ss sSs T1,O9 Ion
' IRON n Soan 1 ian T SsE OHIO snd MississPp az;
0 o. pts5sf!eS sss Sorthern Pacic@ com com. s do. prs re
ferred. 69H: San Frsncisco com.. -; do.
pDc Rock df isss 3snsI .pa
Ohio, 2Sfa24h Louisville and Nashville, S6k Nash
snd sa oaS and
Canada southern, 7ss; District Of Columbia g
bonds. lO2 Chicago Burlington and Quincy.
and Omaha, 49, do. preferred. S7S D. O. q. and
T.. Erie and Western 5Ias2 Chicago. st Louis
sBe 49, Te2as Passs1 Ss1 g. Col Coal AZ Ohio
Closing Government sonds:-sx 1.loz.al. l.ilx:
al.I3.
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Republican National Committee.


TI0NS.
Hon. Marshall Jewell, chairman of the repub-
lcan national committee, is in the city. The
committee will hold a session In this CITY next
Saturday to consider the report Of the sub
committee on the subject Of representation In
the Daticnal convention. The report deals with
the question whether delegates from the terri
tories shall be allowed vote in national con-
veDtioDs. Tie report is adverse 70 allowing
that right Ii Is thought that the full commit
tee will adopt the report, which Will place dele
gates from the territories In the same position
In the republican national convention as they
are In the democratic national conventions;
that is, they win be allowed In the convention,
but without votes Several members OF the
REPUBLICAN rational committee, among them
hon. J. c. New, of Indiana. are in the city. 1t
is expected that by next Saturday all the men,
bers will be here.
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Petersburg People Canine
NEW YORK WALKING MATCH.
The Scoring T0.day.

NEw YORK. March 2-The 10 O'Clock score I'm
the walking match is as follows: Pauchot 2S1
miles; sullivan, 25S miles and laps: Krohne,
2i1 miles; CUrran. 226 miles: Campapa 2l7 miles,
Lacouse, 2l2 miles and laps.
Twelve O'Clock score: Panchot, go miles and
laps; sullivan, 26S miles and 3 laps: Krohne.
256 miles; Curran, 22S miles and laps Cam
pana, 2s4 miles and laps; Lacouse, 22i miles
and lapS.
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Heavy Storms North of the line,

ST. JOHN, y. B., March "a Violent rain
storm accompanied by heavy wind began on
Monday evening and stu prevails with una
bated force. at times the wind blew over 40
miles an hour. Within twenty-four hours 81
inches OF rain fell On level. The entertail-
ments last evening had TO be postponed on ac-
count OF the weather.
HALIFAX, March "A heavy southeast gale
began early yesterday morning and continued
all day. A tremendous sea was raised In the
harbor, but no damage has been reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

GALVESTON, Tx, March 2.-The mardI gras
procession last evening vas a grand success.
The streets were literally thrOnged with an
eager crowd. il is estimated that over 10 900
visitors were In the city. one woman was
shot and one man was run over by the street
cars to- Gay. Both are expected TO die.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
I'm Favor of n Copyrtphf Traatx

LONDON, March "A depuJation or British
authors and publishers yesterday waited on
Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain president OF
the board OF trade, for the purpose or submit.
ting the resolutions passed at the meeting OF
publishers on the 18TH OF last month 10 consider
me subject or copyright treaty between the
United states and Great Britain. Mr. Cham
berlain said that their recommendation. which
Is In favor or accepting the draft or the propo-
sal submitted 10y Mr.. Lowell a. basis for neyo-
uaIlon, should nave the earnest attention or
the government.
ParnelI.
PARIS. March 2.-Mr. Parneil Will leave here
TOT LONDON tomorrow morning. ana VIII be IN
attendance In the House or Commons the sana
evening.
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THE INAUGURATtONR RUSH.
Crowded Trains Coming 60 wash

BALTIMORE. MD, March a-The hotels here
nave made arrangements 10 acc ommodAre per-
sons visiting Washington on Inauguration iay
who may be unable to oblain quarters IN that
clly on Friday night Trains between WASH
IEgton and Baltimore viii run every half hour
saSn siy way on that day from O'Clock a m. until
midnight; the fare for the round trim hainc-
saN; All the roads this morning report their
Iesuiar trains leaving different cities In the
~ res', notIn"est ana New York last night and
10 night s'i"'H
Petersburg People Coming,
PETERSBURG, VA. March "A colored hsttaunr
OF this city,, consisting or the Petsrshnr,,
Guards, Petersburg Blues, Flippo Guarts mn
der command OF Colonei J. III. hiil. leave 10.
morrow afternoon for Washington 20 take mart
In the Inauguration ceremonies. Large num-
bers OF citizens leave at the same tine 10 ba
present.
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Rricklayer., Wage. Increased.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-The bTiCklayers OF this
city, about 1900 ia number, made demand
some days ago for an advance in wages OF 80
cents per day to date from March LIST. The
bosses have acceGed 20 the demand aud strike
has been ayeTtCd.
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De3ttt-

LoCKPoRT, y. Y, March 2-Captain Benil-
min Ill. Fletcher, eX-aSsemblymgn and vice
president OF the LockporC ana Buffalo railroad,
died here last eyening.
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ST. JOHNS, N. F., March 2.-The body OF Pay
master BoHghman. OF the American war ship
Alliance inferred here last summer was ex-
humed yesterday and put on board the o. s.
steamer Yant1c, which intended TO leave this
morning, but during the night the harbor was
packed with DRIFT ice and navigation completely
,Cnrp6-
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DETAILS OF THE BRITISH REVERSE at Spitz.
kop give the number OF British troops Killed as
So, wounded I22. and taken prisoners So Large
reipfoIcements have been ordered 10 proceed 70
Africa With all haste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

TIE STRUGGLE OVER THR FUNDING BILL In the
House was continued last night until 12:45
O'clock and there being then no quorum voting
ing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

GQLOHED FIRES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TIE Best QUALITY IN BOXES AND BULK,
AT LOWEST PRICES AT
A. N. KI4OCZEWSKI'S DRUG STORE.
febl6 423 9th 1t. n.W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

THE TRENTON, flagship Of the European
squadron, arrived at Toulon, France. February
18th The usual saluteS were exchanged with
the officials OF the port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

THE PRESIDENT will leave Washington Satur-
day morning for Fremont, Ohio, his home.
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INAUGURATION SEATS.

TNAUGUdATION SEATS.
RESERVED CHAIRS AND SEATS,
NAVAL MONUMENT'' STAND,
West Gate of the Capitol
commanding entire view of Pennsylvania avenue
from CAPITOL to Treasury.
PERFECTLY SAFE.
SEATS FOR SALE AT
q. ID. GlLMANS Drug store. 627 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
F. W BERGMAN'5 Cigar Store, 107 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest.
7. ". SMITHS Lumber Yard, Indiana svenue
and 1st street northwest.
BALDWIN BROS Planning Mills, LIST and D streets
northwest. feb28 At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

SPECIALTIES FOR INAUGURATION
~ WEEK
AT TIE RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES OF
WILLIAM HAHN.
SIG 9TH street. between III and I, and
1922 Pennsylvania avenue. between
10th and 2Oth streets,
SIGE-'RED SLIPPER"
Ladies and Misses white Kid Slippers, 81 .16up. a
Ladies Handsome Evening Slippers, 75c. to U
Ladies genuine French Kid Button, 50. rs to s4
Laoies Fine Cloth and Lasting Foxed Button. 81. so
snd 81.
ladies Kid and Goat Button, 81 25 to s25O
Ladies Fo1ed CATERS, 75c. Lasting, SOC. and ND
Gents Hand sew ed French Calf Button. 81 50.
Gents Fine Calf Caters and Hookball, 81. SO to 3d.
Our great 81. so Solid Caters and Shoes.
Dancing and Walters Pumps, 85c and 81.
Gents and Boys Boot at cost.
Boys Patent Leather Pumps, 81. 25.
Gy mnasinm sHppers for men and boys.
Misses Ed and Goat solid Button, SI.
Misses hid worked hole Button, 81. 6U.
Misses all Leather School Shoes, 75c.
Children's Heeed Button to los, SOC. and up.
Infants Fine Kid Button, 30c.
Strangers can make expenses of their trip by
Dny1ng OF US. feb26-lw
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GOVERNMENT RECETPrs TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, s266 .255.69; customs. ss1O, ,3O6.32.
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A ladies' Irish Land league has been organized
at Petersburg, Va.
penotscot bay, Maine was frozen over last
Friday Eight Tor The tlrst time since 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

THE visit OF inspection to the Norfolk navy
yard has been given up by Secretary Gon
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Cabinet Talk To-day.

The Cabinet State makers are at 1t again to-
Gay, but there is nothing definite advanced out
side OF Senator Blaine's assignment. The Indi.
ana delegation are bringing tremendous pres
sure upon the President TO put eX-Treasurer
New, of Indiana. In the new ministry The
argument is advanced that Indiana is entitled
10 recognition for two reasons First, 1t was the
first delegation TO break at Chicago In General
Gan alfelds interest, and second, that the success
OF the republicans In the fall campaieu In that
state assured General Garfieid's election. Tnere
is an impression growing that New York is %
have the Navy department. and that Levi 2.
Morton Will be the person selected to admits
ter It, The gossips say that Senator Conkling
has consented to this, and is to be further con-
cllIated through the appointment of his lieu
tenant, Mr.. Geo. Sharpe as collector OF the port
or New York. The qufd nuncs copstrue the
fact that senator Blaine had three hours
conference With the President-elect yesterday.
to mean that the hand OF the Maine Senator
Will be visible when the Cabinet Is announced.
Last night quite a number OF the Pennsylvania
delegation congratulated Representative Har-
mer, OF Pennsylvania, as the prospective Post
master General BE smiled graciousiy, but
followed out the biblical Injunction of letting
his communication be yea. yea, and nay, nav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

WHITE House CALLERs.-Senators voorhees,.
Logan and Mcdonald and Representatives
Hawley, Stephens and Jones called on the
President to-day.
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SPORTING GOODS.
mo LEWIS

Di0 LEWIS
INDIAN CLVRSfs
rs,They expand the Chests Of Men Woman and
a1oaen-0Soetop and pernsdne7,tty strengthen the
Ll,srgs.harden al the Muscles and overcome the
a,I aoi,1 eneco q sedentAry Habits. Fresh az
Repsaa DtefsstE and nsarty al the Ils that Flssh
- asS p. Seanoiully shaped ;-polshed and
Price with ulustrsted Book Of InstrUctionS snv
re OF weight from to 10 lbs, only "a per psir
O,MEABA'e Sporting Bazaar.
Delivered free everywhere; send orders by post.,
card or telephone. sscS7
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WHEAT Dealers make Money With w.
~ sOUL1 q CO.. lS0 La Sale street. Chicago,
Write for particulars ocslJ.eol2m
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Mr.. CnITTENDEN's reception to Pres!dent-elec
Garfield this evening Is from 10 to 12 o'clock
instead Of from to 10, as has been enormously
ann0unci6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

In the New Lebanon Shaker community,
Saturday night, while the people were all at
meeting, burglars entered their houses and gos
away With nearly 8. 0G0 worth Of money, seedr-
tiles and silver.
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INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
WAsHSGToy, d. c., Feb. II, 1881.
AL rersons having rooms. halls, hotels or quar-
ters of any kid, where visitors can be accomno-
dated are requested 10 send word at once 10 the
Committee Of Public Comfort, at the healquarters,
lfaushral Committee, National Metropolitan Bank
Building, where registry will be Kept and tnfor.
nation furnished. State Location. price per day.
number that Can be accom- Inoda ated, with or with
out beard and name Of proprietor. By order of
the committee.
W. ]. STEPHENSON, Chairman
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Surgeon F.
G. Dale, from special duty In the bureau Of
medicine and surgery, Goth inst, and ordered
to the PslOs. Asiatic station, I'd April. Sail
maker c. Fl. Jones, from the Portsmouth, and
placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

IN THE SENATE yesterday after our report
closed, the conference report on the river and
taken until 1:30 pm. At the evening session
the conference report on the fortlications ap-
preparation bill was cOncurred in: and number
of House bills unobjected to were passed among
them the District bills mentioned elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

CoUNTERFEITER ARRKsTED.-The agent OF the
secret service at Philadelphia telegraphs the
arrest OF Emile Eisenlohr In that city for pass
ing counterfeit S. notes on the National State
b nix OF Troy, New York.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-04
Sidewalk Resolution.

BE itresolted By Tie mayor and city council Of
tie city Of Ydnkton.
Section /. That it is, and is hereby declared
necessary that the sidewalk on each side of
Third street, between Walnut street and Doug
las avenue, to-wit: Along the north side Of
block eleven uD and along the south side Of
city. known and plated as .'Yankton," or so
much of said sidewalk as does not conform to
the requirements of the ordinances of the city,
be repaired and improved as hereinafter speci-
fed.
be made with wood and in such manner that
said sidewalk shall be ten feet wide, and the
outer edge thereof upon the curb line of said
Third street and ten feet distant from the ad-
jacent lotsi and in such manner that the said
sidewalk shall correspond to the established
conform to the requirements of the ordinances
of the city.
Sections. That the cost and expenses of the
said Improvement or repairs be betrayed by
special tax to be levied upon the lots or partt
of lots bounding and abutting upon the said
repaired, in proportion to the feet front of said
lots or parts of lots SO abounding or abutting
Pr0rided, That no part of said cost or expenses
shall be charged upon any lots parts of lots, in
front of which the sidewalk already laid down
is such as is required by the ordinances of the
city.
Section 4. That this resolution be published
| for four consecutive weeks in the official news
paper of said city.
Passed June 20, 1881.
Attest ]. L. FosKETT,
President of the Council.
Z. T. WHITE,
City Clerk.
Approved, June q. 1881.
]. R. SANRoRN,
Mayor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-04

In the United States senate the equal
division Of the parties promises to lead to
complications at the commencement of
the session, for now, in the improved
condition Of the president, no one dreams
Of the assembling of congress before De-
cember next. When the senate meets
there will be no secretary, and the two
New York seats will be vacant. The cre-
dentials Of Miller and Lapham will i'm
mediately be presented, but it is believ.
ed that the democrats will insist that the
secretary must be elected before the cre-
dentials can be received. 1t is also sur.
m'sed that the New York credentlsls,' on
sne ground OF alleged corruption and
bribery In the senatorial contest at AL.
oany and other grounds, which will be
ret forth in memorial 10 the senate from
the oitisens of New York. will be oppos
ed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-04
Sidewalk Resolution.

Be, IL aesolyed BY tie mayor and city council of
the city Of YanktOn.
Section That it is, and is hereby declared
necessary that the sidewalks on each side Of
Douglas avenue between Third street and the
levce in said city, or as much of said sidewalk
as is out of repair and does not conform to the
requirements Of the ordinances Of said city, be
repaired and improved as hereinafter specified:
Sec. 2:.,That such improvement or repairs be
made with wood and in snch manner that said
sidewalks shall be six feet wide and the outer
edge thereof shall be the same distance from
the adjacent lots as the sidewalk requiring re-
pairs now is, and SO that the said sidewalk shall
correspond with the established grade Of said
Douglas avenue and in all respects conform to
the requirements of the ordinances Of the city,
Sec. S.-That the costs and expenses Of the
said Improvement or repairs be betrayed BY
special tax to be levied upon the lots OF parts
Of lots bounding and abutting upon the said
sidewalk or portions thereof to be improved OF
repaired, in proportion to the feet front of said
lots or parts of lots SO .abounding or abutting.
Sec. 4.-That this resolution be published for
four consecutive weeks in the official newspa-
per or said city,
Passed July 5, 1881.
AnnrOvpd Iulv z 1891
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-04
THE PRESIDENT.
His Improvement Grows More
Encouraging Every Day.
Dr.. Hamilton Expresses the Opinion
that he will Surely Recover.
THK Presidents CONDITION.

THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION.
Executive Mansion, Washington,
August I'LL Boz. m.-Dr. Bliss author
ICES the statement that the president is
having an excellent day. The 1890 ex-
animation has just been made with the
following result: Pulse 90, temperature
and respiration normal. The patient
continues to take increased quantities OF
nourishment. and is daily gaining in
strength. All reports of unfavorable
changes should be discredited. unless
they have official authentication. The
presidents condition at this hour is bet
ter than at any time since his injury.
WILL RECOVER.
Washington, July 4.-Dr. Hamilton, in
reply to direct question to-day, said he
had no doubt whatever but that the
president would recover. There was nc
malaria in his system. They could not
yet move him from the mansion, but
when the time comes trip would dc
him good.
BULLETIN CORRECTED.
Washington, August 4.-The presi
dents pulse was 80 this morning, not SO
The bulletin copyists made an error.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-04
THE BULLETINS.
MORNING BULLETIN.

MORNING BULLETIN.
Executive Mansion, Washington, Au-
gust 4, $50 a. m-The president contin-
ues to improve. He slept we'll during
the night and this morning looks and
expresses himself cheerfully. Another
satisfactory day is anticipated. At
present his pulse is 80; temperature,
984; respiration 18.
d. w. BLISS,
J.K. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBuRN.
F. II. HAMILTON.
No bulletin will be issued this evening
and hereafter the noon bulletin will be
dispensed with.