Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-29

pistol bullet to-day shows some signs of re-
turning granulation for the first time in
three days. 1t has been eatirely idle during
this very bad condition of tbs blood but now,
as the blood puri6es, it viii heal"
Or, Bliss did not regard the President out
OF danger by any means. but be was positive
in his opinion that this Improvement which
has set In Is not o mere fuctuation of the
case. He is full of hope
Governors Suggestion.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.l August 2Ssh.-Gov.
ernor Hawkins has addressed the following
circular letter to each Of the Governors of the
separate States and Territories:
To the Governor-Desr Sir: / woald most re-
spectfully suggest for your consideration the pro.
priety OF the Governors of the several States and
Territories in the egent OF the now anticipated
death of our beloved President by public proeama
tlon, requesting the people OF their respective Staes
and territories 10 suspend all secular business and
reyerenty to assemble their respective Places of
public worship at such hour rs may be set apart
for funeral ceremonies, Tor the purpose Of holding
memorial services and devoutly invoking the bless
inss OF Almighty God upon our stricken country.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
ALVIN HAWKINS, Governor
Special Prayers in the Churches.
CLEVELAND, August 2S.h. The bulletins
from Washington were read from tie city
pulpits to-day, and special prayers for the
recovery of the President offered in the
churches of sill denominations throughout
northern Ohio. Extra editions of the news
papers were published here, and the bulletins
posted in conspicuous places, the announce
ments OF which were eagerly scanned by anx-
| ious crowds. A more hopeful feeling pre-
walls.
The FRS: Favorable Sunday.
CHICAGO, August 2Sth.-It is remarked as
a singular fact that this is the first Sunday
since the President was shot that he has not
been wo:se, and the conclusion is reached, by
somewhat illogical process of reasoning,
that the day marks an era of recovery, as
agalnst.the preceding era OF decline.
The Day at Chicago.
| CHICAGO, August 2Sth.-The crowds about
the bulletin boards here to-day have been
greater than at any previous time since the
shooting of the President. Carriages would
drive up, and as soon as the occupants could
read the bulletin give way to others. The
interest has greatly increased since the favor
able turn.
Young American In Luck.
New York, August 2S.h.-An interesting
story comes from Wurtemburs. The Kings
new reader is an American named Richard
NJ. Jackson, from Ohio. He went to Stutt.
gardt some years ago to practice music at the
Conservatory. He then took position at
| Cne Chlte0 SJateS consulate. quite recently
| King Charles, who had taken a fancy to the
young man, asked him to enter his service as
reader. jackson accepted the proposal, I'M
der the condition that he would receive or
ders from nobody but the King direct. He
has salary Of 5000 marks, q suite of FIVE
rooms at the Academy and is continually
with the King, with whom he is in great
favor The court regards him as an intruder.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coat.
WASHINGTON. August 2Sth. = Following
are the Pacific coast postal changes for the
week: Established-Miles, Spokane county,
W. t. Name changed-San Miguel, San
Francisco county, Cal, to Ocean View.
Postmasters ppointed-Benjamin II. Frank
lin, San Luis Obispo county, Cal; James
Ashley, Chester, Merced county, Cal; Gay.
lord S. Twogood, ClIppsr Mills, Butte coun-
ty, CAL; John Beattie, Jr.; Smartsville,
Yuba county. CAL; Wesley III. Roscoe, Up
per Mattole, Humboldt county, Cal; Kim
der Cleaver, Wabuska, Lyon county, New;
james K. Clark, Sprague River, Lake
county, Or.
Nominated for State Senator.
| SALAMANCA (N. Y J, August 2Sth.-On the
fftieth ballot the Republican Convention
Yesterday nominated Norman NJ. Allen for
State Senator, in place of Lorenzo B. Ses-
sions.
FIRE ISLAND IL. /. J, August 2Sth.-Sam-
uel b, Ruggles, of New York, died here this
morning.