Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-09
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Late kilograms.
BrusaI M sder az Lsvssm0ra.
SAN FRANCISCO, August "A
dispatch from Live;more says that
John Taylor, q wealthy farmer,
was killed this morning by his son-
in.law, John Poblitz. P0blitz had
been so cruel to his wife that she
left him and returned to her father.
POblitz went to Taylois house and
beat the old man to death with a
club.
No Evidence Taken ss to sne Haug-
SAN FRANcIsCO, Aug. 8.-A dis
patch from O.oville says that in
the Inquest held this morning on
the body Of Thos. J. NOaks, hanged
by vigilantes yesterday, the ver-
dict was "Hanged by u mob; no
evidence taken as to the identity of
the men who did the deed"
vixssastes az Osovisse.
SAN FRANCISCO, August ga
dispatch from Oroville says that
J. +. Noaks was taken fiom jail
yesterday morning by a body of
masked and armed men, conveyed
u short distance from town aud
hanged to q tree. Noaks murdered
an old man named A. j.. Crum at
Chico three weeks ago by kicking
him to death.
san Fsaacssoo M~rh.ss.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S.-Wheat
active and higher; No 1, 81 500
1.523; No. 2, $l.45@l.474. Barley
dull; feed, 95c@$l; br- wing. $1@
1.124 for light aud ST. 15@l20 f"r
bright heavy; stand ard chey.l,er.
nominal; coast, do, 95 @973,.
N Oats, quiet, firm; good AMT cno g.,
$ 81 50@l 62A ;com mon, ST. 372@t 474;
surprise, $l.65. Corn,u hnruen:ng;
large yellow, 81 O7A@; sm slI round
do, $1124; white, 81 l2a. Hay,
$7@l8. Potatoes, 75c@SI Wool,
no change. Bags, dull; Calcutta
ST. Ships, scarce; freiehts firm.
Tne Ps~sideDcs CooasssoD LAT
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WASHINGTON, Aug. P.M.-
The President has been comfofta-
BILE during the day, although his
temperature began to rise earlier
than yesterday and rose almost as
high. AT 1890 P. M. his pulse was
104, temperature 1OO', respiration
40; at 7, pulse 104, temperature
lOl.2o, respiration 40. Nevertheless
he took nOurishment as Usual. He
has had several refreshing maps
during the day and several dis
charges of pus of very healthy na-
ture.
AsOsher starsssnx Rep"rs isosa she
.Prssideas.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 7.-The
Presidents condition is not as fa-
vorabie tonight as desired and al-
,prehensiOns are again expressed as
to his recovery. The surgeons are
in consultation and. by official but
letins, allay apprehensiOns as well
as they can, but they do not deny
that there Is more danger Tonight
for the patient than for tue past
two nights. There is fear that an.
othor operation will have to be per-
formed. DR.. Hamilton did not
leave to-day as he expected, al.
though DIR. Agnew arrived last
night. He will stay over until
the present bad turn takes u chang G
for the better. Uoless the Presi.
dent gets much better during the
evening there will be an operation
performed in the morning. DR.
Bliss stated very positively to.
night that the President was better
than last night, and that there was
no apprehension of the formation
OF another pus cavity. Still, there
are grounds for fear that the Presi.
dent will have to undergo another
crisis. The result Tomorrow " morn.
ing is looked forward to with much
anxiety.
To Days Bu,ietsD.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. g.
$3.50 A. M.-rhe President pass I'd a
comfortable night and slept wei
without anodyne. The rise o
temperature yesterday afternoon
subsidized during the evening auC
did not occur at any time through
the night. At present he appears
better than yesterday morning
Pulse, "a; temperature, 9S 40; re
spirati0n, 1S.
Signed: FRANK II. HAMILTON,
D. W. BLISS,
And others.
AaOsheF Opsr.sion ersfOrmed.
WASHINGTON. August 8.-Ar
operation, the exact nature o
which cannot at present be ascer
tained, was performed on the Pres
ident this forenoon. The RESULT
we're entirely satisfactory and al
unofficial bulletin with the details
is now In the course of preparation
and will be ready within half al
hour.
Repors Of she OperRtsO0.
ExECUTIvE MANsIoN--10:S0 A
1T having become necessary Il
make further pening to facilitat,
the escape Of pus5 we took advAn
tage Of the improved condition o
the Prssident this morning. Short
" after the mornink bulletin wa
1nnued he was ethertEed. and tbt