Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-23
Late kilograms.
Passssesrs by shs sen - tor.

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Passesgsrs by she senator.
San, FRANCISCO, July 22.-The
steamer Senator sailed this morn.
ning at 8 A. M. with the following
passengers: Fl Hewitt, Mrs Il
Stuyvesant and three children,
Miss A White, Miss George Chase,
Mrs. VIM Fl Cartin, J Miller, Rev
II Hill, r w One1l, G G Barton,
Mrs w Barton, J Cohen, J Cordes.
a Fast Bask Cierk Missisx.
SAN FRANCISCO, July pa
number of rumors have been in cir.
eulation regarding the sudden dis
appearance of Henry L. Lewis,
clerk In the Anglo California bank.
It is now pretty we'll settled that
he is defaulter to the amount OF
about 5000. Invested In fast horses
and faster women.
LlyhsinE . Fare with Goal Oss.
SANTA BARBARA, July 22.-An.
tOuia Lopez, . young lady II years
old, was seriously, probably fatal
ly, burned yesterday by the explo-
sion Of . coal oil can while trying
to light FIRE. Her clothes were
entirely burned on.
The Csb,nss Omosrs' 'Not,aessi"a.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 22.-
The following was sent this morn
Ing to Cabinet ofneers by the Pres-
ident's private secretary: The Inn
prevement In the Presidents con-
dition oontiauss. He slept we'll
during the night, the cool weather
being greatly in his favor. This
morning his pulse is SO with norm
al temperature and respiration.
The nourishment now being ad.'
ministersd more than supplies the
waste, and while 1t is probable that
he 10 daily gaining a little strength,
still 1t 10 found that his system IL
not capable of resisting unusual
sxcitement and the surgeons In
charge insist upon as much quiet
and repOee as can be secured.
Hss sssady Improvement.
ExECuTrvE MANSION, WASH.
INGTON, July 22-2 p. M.-The
progress of the President toward
recovery continues without inter.
ruption. His nourishment to-day
included milk, meat, juice, toast,
and q little reast beef. He has
rested quietly throughout the day,
doing 1t intervals, and has had no
fever. At this hour his pulse is 90
and temperature and respiration
normal.
The Pfes1dens's Fear.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The
President fears, but the surgeons do
not, that the bullet may have in
jured his spine and may cripple
MIN. DR.. Bliss ssys he has little
doubt of the location of the ball,
and there are some Indications of
its becoming enoased. The surgeons
decided to- forbid the Cabinet Off
GERS to visit the President daily.
The President gains strength since
the fever has lessened, but slowly,
because of the waste by drainage.
O,sessrging Oissh ssd Bens.
WAsHINaToN, July 22d.-The
President continues his steady I'm
provement. The wound to-day
discharged more patches Of clothing
carried into 1t by the ball. A
piece of bone which had been cut
on from the rib and driven into the
wound also came out to-day, The
surgeons feel specially gratified at
this, as 1t shows that the wound is
draining out thoroughly clear to
where the bullet lies, and that ev-
erything In the nature of foreign OF
irritating substance is being forced
out. The wound could not be heal.
Ing better. The patches of clothing
discharged to-day were both woolen
and cotton, being fbres of the shir:
aud coat worn by the President.
Jsy 0ousa's Mexseaa seneme Come e
so Lixhs
ALBANY, N. Y, July 22.-Arti.
olss OF association of the Mexican.
Oriental Inter-O Oceanic or Inter.
national Railroad Company have
been received by the Secretary Of
State and laid before the Governor
for approval. The articles state
that on the 7th of June, 1880, 9
contract was entered into between
the Mexico ana international
Railroad Improvement company
granting certain rights and powers
and subsidy In aid of the con.
struction and operation Of q rail.
road and telegraph branches with.
In the republic Of Mexico. The
contract provides that said rightt
and powers could be transferred to
one or mere companies which
might be organized for that pur.
pose. The International Railway
Improvement Company contem
plates the maintenance and oper
alton of the same fer other compa.
niles or individuals, New York hav'
ing expressly authorized the ineor-
peFation Of companies for tho per
mapent maintenance OF railroads
and telegraph lines beyond the
limits Of the United States. Jay
Gould, Russsl Sage, Sidney
Dillon, Norvin Green, Johu
Dillon, Thomas E. Eckert, ol
New York, y. g.; and Grant
Gzpenyille, and yrAncis de Grass,
ct Woxioe, with othero hAvd
1oEnnod the hbove named eem-