Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-19
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
The President.

| DOMESTIC NEWS.
I The President.
! EXECUTIVE MANSION. August ISth-8:3C
| A, M.-The President has passed very COM
Portable night. sleeping well the greater part
| of the tine. There has been no further
| vomiting, and the nutritiye enemata are
still retained. This morning his pulse Is
slower, and his general condition better than
yesterday at the same hour. Pulse 104,
| temperature 9S s, respiration H. Signed by
Bliss, Barnes, Woodward Reyburn, Hamil-
ton and Agnew.
tsECoND DIsPATCH.l
| EXECUTIVE MANSION. August 1Sth-1:15
| P. M.-FollowiDg is the 1890 official bulletin.
which has just been sent from the surgeon
| room:
1880 P. M.-The President is suffering some
| discomfort this morning from q commencing
Inflammation of the right parotid gland. In
other respects his condition has somewhat
improved, and especially his stomach is be-
coming less intolerant. He has asked for and
retained several portions of liquid nourish.
ment, much more than he could swallow yes
| terday. The nutritive enemata continue to
be used with success. At present his pulse is
10S, temperature 9S.4, respiration s.
THIRD DISPATCH.I
| VAcdlNGlONs August loSn.-Dr. AgneW
left for Philadelphia on the limited express.
He viii probably return tomorrow, in order
that DIR. Hamilton may go to New York
on Saturday. Private Secretary Brown ac-
| companied the doctor to the train, and saws
he talked very encouragingly of the Presi-
dents chances. Previous to leaving the Man.
sion, DIR. Agnew had talk with Mrs Garfield,
and informed her that he felt perfectly secure
in being temporarily absent. If an emer-
gency should occur he could easily be sum.
| moned here. At this hour the President il
hour ago he took small quantity of koumiss,
which was given him by his WIFE, Up to
this time no bad effects have been experienced
| from it.
FOURTH DIsPATCHl
| WASHINGTON, August 1Ssh.-A stronger
| pulse, better feeling of the skin, retention Of
nourishment derived from the enemata and
| the excellent tone of the Presidents mind
are mentioned this morning as unmistakable
| indications that the crisis is past, and the
road to recovery again regained The fact
that the Presidents able to procure refreshing
sleep without the use of anodynes is pointed
to as one of the most favorable features of his
| case. The irritation of the stomach has en-
tirely ceased, and il is thought the patients
| thirst will be entirely satisfied by supplying
him with fluids in the ordinary way and by
enemata. The wound is considered in q
| healthy way.
Rich and Extensive silver Fields.
| WASHINGTON, August 1Sth.-Advices are
received at the Interior Department from
Indian Agent Huat, at Anadarko, In
| dian Territory, announcing the discovery of
rich and extensive silver fields near Fort Sill,
| within the limits of the Kiowa, Comanche
| and Wichita Indian Reservation. Hunt also
| informs the Department that illegal attempts
are being made by white men to locate mineral
| ferred to the Secretary of the Interior by the
| Commissioners of Indian Affairs, with re-
quest that troops be furnished to protect the
Indians interest in the newly. discovered
fields from intruders.
The Food OF Babes.
New York, August 18th.-The Brooklyn
Eagle has long editorial, saying that the
Presidents stomach rejecting everything
elsa, he has, as a dernier resort, the food of
babes which will assimilate with the weakest
stomach.
Call for n Special Session OF the Senate.
NEW YORK, August 1Sth-The Worlds
Washington special says: There are rumors
to-day that the Secretary of State has call
for special session of the Senate signed by
the President and ready to be issued. There
seem 10 DC ROOu E6dSOuS DelleVlQg bQaL LnlS
rumor is well founded.
A Fiendish Action.
CHICAGO, August 1Sth.-Willie Cantwell,
a lad residing near Pekin, Ill, while carry
ing some potatoes along road, was seized
by middle-aged man and tied to the rail.
way track with rope. An Indianapolis
train soon came around the curve, and the
boy was struck by the pilot. breaking his
ribs and foot. The man then cut and threw
away the rope and fed into the woods. being
seen by the passengers. The train was backed
| up and the lad found moaning in the ditch.
He died soon afterward. The perpetrator
was caught at Bloomington and identified by
the train hands. He may be lynched.
Double Murder I'm Indian Territory.
FoRT SMITH, August 1Sth.-A double mur-
der is reported from Waldron, in the Indian
Nation, John Stewart and VIM. Massiugall
being the victims, and James Hobbs
| (white) and Ed. Folsom Ia Choctaw) the per-
petrators.
Increased Immigration.
NEW YORK, August 1Sth.-There arrived
in this country during July 56.607 immi-
grants, against 40, S55 in July, 1880.
BombsheII Found.
WASHINGTON, August 1S5h.-A paper here
gives an account of the finding of bombshell
at spot near the Jail, supposed to have been
placed there to be used to blow up the police
van when Guitteau should be brought down to
the Courtroom.
In CIosc Custody.
WASHINGTON, August 1Sth.-Captain H.
w. Howgate, who arrived last night in
charge of a detective, is quite sick at his resi-
dence, Thirteenth street. A Deputy Marshal
has him under surveillance, and will remain
in the house until some action is taken on his
case. No communication with Howgate is
permitted from the outside. A preliminary
hearing will be had before Judge Bundy in a
few days.
Loss by Fire.
OooNTo (Wis.), August 18th The loss by
the fire here yesterday was $4,000; insur-
ance, S27, 900.
Minnesota Republicans.
ST. PAUL, August 1Sth.-The Republican
State Convention meets on the 2Sth of Sep
tember.
Unfounded Statement.
DALLAS (Tex.), August 18sh.-There is no
truth in the story telegraphed that family
OF four had been murdered by Indians.
Five Million Words.
GRAND RAPIDS (Mich.), August 1Sth.-
Reports at the Western Press Association
meeting Yesterday showed that nearly 5,OOO,-
600 words were telegraphed during the past
year.
Boilermakers Organized.
CHICAGO, August 18th. boilermakers
of the United States. in convention here the
past three days, elected officers, adopted a
constitution and organized defensive and
protective Union.
F0REIGS NEWS.
Mexican National Bank.
Cry OF MEXICO, August 12th.-A contract
| was signed yesterday for The establishment Of
National Bank with E. Noetzliu, a repre-
sentative of the anco-Egyptian Bank.
Disastrous Hail Storm.
VIENNA, August 1Sth-A terrible hail
storm has destroyed the whole harvest of the
Gonezo valley.
PACIFIC COAST.
Accidentally Shot and Killed.
CovELo (Mendocino county,, August 18th.
| On Tuesday, the 10th, while party were
hunting in the foothills west of Covelo, Gus.
| Redwine mistook Jas. Stephens for a deer
while in the brush, and shot him through the
breast Stephens died before holm came