Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-20

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
l9th.-The following bulletin was sent this
morning to the Cabinet officers by the Presi-
dents Private Secretary:
July lpth-S A. NJ
The slightly increased febrile rise which occurred
yesterday evening, but which was not due to any
unfavorable change in the condition of the wound,
has emit RELY disappeared this morning, and this
hour the Presidents pulse is 90. with normal tenn
perature and respiration lie rested well during the
night at one time sleeping three and hall hours
without awakening, and is now feeling bright ard
comfortable There will be slight change in his
Diet something else being substituted for potatoes
and oatmeal, which have been found unsatisfactory.
ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
]. J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
l9th-7p p. m.-The President has passed an
excellent day, and the afternoon fever has
been less than on any day since he was
wounded. At1P NJ. his pulse was 80, tenn
perature 90 5, respiration 10. At present his
pulse is sc, temperature SO s, respiration l9.
WASHINGTON, July 19sh.-At II P. NJ. the
President is sleeping quietly, without any
febrile symptoms.
Instructions in Regard TO GuiifeaH.
WASHINGTON, July l9.h-District Attor-
new Corkhill to-day sent the following letter
to the Warden OF the jan
General ]. s. Croker. Warden U. S. Jail-Dear
Sir: This Grand Jury having adjourned until the
18th Of September, and it being impossible to as
certain the final results OF the attack by Chas Cult
ts the assassin of the President it will be neces
sary TO retain him in custody for future ac ion by
the authorities. l desire you to place him on one
side Of the Jail where there are no other prisoners
and where means Of escape are impossible: that
YOU allow him to see other person whatever, and
that he be not permitted 10 hold conversation with
of rds md that he he vigorously X
Guided from receiving or sending any communica
tons except those delivered by me or received by
my direction. desire this direction 10 be rigor-
ously executed. GEoRGE b. COhhHiLh.
Guitteau to-day addressed note to Post
master Anger, authorizing the Postmaster to
deliver to District Attorney Corkhill, for
such disposition as he may desire, all mail
matter addressed to the prisoner,
Guftteau's Threat.
WASHINGTON, July 19th.-A Southern pol
itician of some prominence has informed the
Postmaster General that on the 18th of May
he. in company with another gentleman, was
visiting the Capitol, when they met in the
corridors man whom he knows was Guitteau,
accompanied by tall, slender man. Cult
teau was overheard to say to his companion
in very angry tone, "They have put me out
of the White House. l will show them
whether 1 can get even with them" The
next day, according to Guitteau's confession,
he procured pistol.
The Races at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 19th.-This was the first
day of the summer trotting meeting at the
Chicago Driving Park. The attendance was
large, the weather delightful and the track in
fine condition
THE FIRST EVENT
Was for a purse Of s.. 500 for the 2:23 class,
$500 extra TO the winner of the fastest heat
If trotted in less than 2:19. The following is
the summary: