Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-14

I ELBERoN IN. j., September lSth-S:S'
A. M-At the examination of the President
at a. NJ to-day his temperature was 994
pulse 100, respiration 20. He passed q COM
Portable night, sleeping most of the time,
and on the whole his condition this morning
is encouraging, and gives promise Of 8 good
day, Signed by Bliss and Hamilton.
The President stll 0bseryant.
New York, September 18th. The Trib-
uae'S Long Branch special says: A railing on
top of the portico outside of the Presidents 3
window has been removed, to give him an un-
broken view OF the ocean. A soRtinel pacing
his beat on the edge of the bluff. gazed ear
nestly up toward the sick-room window as he
passed, and was honored by military salute
from the hand of the President.
Better Late taan Never.
NEW YORK, September 13th.-Ths Repub-
lcan Central Committee last night
passed resolutions deuounciug the attempted
assassination of President Garfsld and eX-
pressing sympathy with his family.
The Question Of .surisaiciIOn.
WASHINGTON, September l3th.--The Star
holds that the law of the District Of Colum-
bia is such that if the President should die at
Elberon. or elsewhere outside the District,
Guiteau could not bs convicted Of his muir
der. The Courts of the District would not
have jurisdiction of the offense as a homicide.
but would be confined to the consideration Of
an assault only.
Hardships OF an Arctic voyage.
CHICAGO, September 13th.-The Times has
the following special:
ST.. JOINS On. FL, September 10th.
The Greeley Arctic expedition left Upper
Navits July 29sh. The route taken was
through the middle pass, where no ice was
encountered. We killed our first polar bear
the second day out The entrance TO Lady
Franklin Bay was reached August Sd. 1t
was found obstructed with heavy Ice, against
which the ship butted for eight days. We
finally succeeded in reaching our destination
August 18Th, and established station at
Discovery Hsrbor, in lstituds 81 degrees 3
minutes west. 4 house was built on the
same spot formerly occupied by the English
expedition. We killed fourteen musk oxen
the first day of our stay here. All the meln-
bers of the party are well.
The Missouri Train Robbery.
KANSAS CITY, September 18TH George
Bannister for disturbing church meeting
near the scene of the recent train robbery,
by fourishing a revolver, firing it and hur-
rahing for the robbers has been arrested, and
from his action it is believed that he has
given himself away, and will probably be
held as participant in the robbery. No
other developments have occurred.
Disasters on the Lakes.
CHICAGO, September 18th - The Inter
oceans Port Dalhousie special says: The
schooner Regonis, laden with salt from God
erich to Owen Sound, foundered off Cove
Island in Saturday nights gale, and went
down with all on board. Several marine
casualties are reported from along the shores
of Lake Michigan, but noue very serious.
Another Celestial Phenomenon.
BosToN, September 13th.-A band of
light, four or FIVE degrees in width and very
distinctly marked, was observed in the
heavens last night, extending nearly frcm the
northwest to the northeast horizon. The
phenomenon lasted about thirty minutes and
was seen in many parts of New England and
also in New York State
Rel ef for the Michigan Sufferers.
CHICAGO, September 18th Board of
Trade, after one days notice, subscribed
over $1,000 for the Michigan fire sufferers.
The Lumberman's Association have sent
81, coo, and many individuals have sent money
and supplies needed.
Murderer LyBched In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, September 18Th - Samuel
Ramsay, very hard case, was taken from
jsi! at 01Rinesgille Saturday night and hanged.
Ramsay had served term in the Peniteu-
tiary, and had been jailed at Owingsville for
the murder. few days since, Of young
farmer named John Smith.