Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-24
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sapreme COurs.
SACRAMENTO, July 22d.--Attor-
ney.General Hart has filed peti-
ton in the Supreme Court asking
the Court to hold that County
Boards of Equalization have no
power to lower ass essments on rail-
roads fixed by the 8 tate Board.
Deadly Row ss sea.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2S.-The
ship David Crockett, just arrived
from New York, reports that, two
or three days from this port. a row
occurred on board In which the
mate was killed and the second
mate was badly wounded. No
particulars.
The Mins Iovesssxass"D.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-The
Commission TO investigate the
charges preferred by Congressman
Page against Henry L. Dodge. Su"
perintendent of the Mint, held
their first meeting to-day at the
Palace Hotel. The Commission is
composed of Alex. Rsmsay, ex-
Secretary Of War; ex Gov. Thos.
L. Young, Of Ohio, and ex.Con.
gresham Houehton of the Fourth
District of this state 1t was de
cided 40 hold open sessions and al
low both sides to be represented by
counsel II desired. The Commits
-slou visited the Mint to-day and
will begin the. Investigation next
i Monday.
ExHcuTIvE MANSION, July 28 -
10 A. M.-The President was more
restless last night, hut this morn
ing ct 7 o'clock, while preparations
were being made to dress the
wound, his tenn perature was found
to be normal. Pulse, 02; temperA-
ture, 90. A.; respiration, 10. At 1850
he had q slight fig0r,. 10 c0nse-
Quence of which the dressing Of bis
wound was postponed. Reaction
followed promptly. The dressing
has now just been completed. AT
present his pulse is ITO; tempera.
ture, 1917; respiration, "a.
= ~ hH BLISS and others.
A,arminx aympsoms 4. sho Pres.
dens's Condition.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-At7A.
{ ", the President showed the usual
Nofning symptoms Of recovery,
but at 8 O'Clock he was attacked
With something like u chill. He
shook all over, and his muscles all
became rigid with what the sur
geons call q rig0r. This chilly,
shaking sensation lasted until 8
O'Clock, ~hen fever set In and rO'e
rapidly. The pulse went up to 1S0
and the temperature above l0l. In
fau hour or so the fever declined.
lR0me doctors ere not yet able to
dofine the cause for the changes.
The flow of pus from the wound
stopped this morning, and the sur
geons cay that this may have
caused the change In the Presi.
dents condition. A long drainage
tube was substituted and the doc
tors pressed on the stomach and
DO wells, but very little pus ex-
uded. Whether this means
that the wound is healing
between where the ball is and the
mouth Of the wound, or that an
abseess is forming, is not yet
known. DR.. Bliss said, just now,
that he could not toll tie cause of
the change. The Surgeons feel
somewhat uneasy. All four of the
Presidents Surgeons are now max
9 ing an examination to see If they
can dete mine the cause of the
change Of condition. The Cabinet
ministers all were sent for and
have come to the White House.
There IL u great deal of uneasiness
In the city growing out of the fact
that nothing definite Can yet be as.
certainsd from the Surgeons.
2:lO p. M.-Dr. Biiss has just left
the White House. He Gays there
is no change for the better in the
Presidents condition. He Is not
growing worse, however, SO far as
can be observed.
ExEoUTIvE MANsION, 1880 p. NJ
The Presidents symptoms at this
hour are . little more favorable
than at the date ct the last unof-
fioial bulletin; but his condition
has not materially changed. The
9 atten~ surgeons have just tele-
graphed Drs. Hamilton and
Agnew to come to Washington at
once for consultation.
At half-past twelve O'Clock the
surgeons made q partial exsmina.
ton Of the President, but he seemed
Inclined to rest, and they did not
want to disturb him much. The
2 result Of this examination. as given
by the surgeons, is that the condi-
.tion IL not any more favorable than
several hours ago. In order not to
disturb the President, no further
Examination will be- made until
seven O'Clock this evening. The
Doctors are very reticent, only
saying that the change is probably y
caused BY the stoppags of the dis
charge from the wound. They will
not sxpress any positive opinions,
but say they hope for the best
The attending surG -ons In consult t.
ration oonfldsred the PresideDt'l
'oenditlon such that che oonsultiu1
csHs9eeae. 1emilten ef NsW xerl