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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-01

The New York Times gives the following as
The facts as TO the preceding and pending con-
solicitations of telegraph companies in the United
States. In 1853 the capital of the Western
Union telegraph company was $685., 900. In 1856
il paid 80 322 900 for the purchase of competing
lines. Then its stock was expanded to $22 ,OOO,-
600. A few years later il purchased The United
States telegraph for which Western Union stock
to The amount Of $7,2l6,300 was issued at the
time This was supposed to be five times The value
of the property acquired Then followed the
purchase of the American telegraph, whose stock
was So 1888 100, but for which $11 ,833, 100 oil
Western Union stock was issued This brought
to Sal 100000.
Jay Gould then started the American Union
telegraph, with capital OF s, 900, 900. The At
lantic and Pacific was also started with nomi
nal capital of $14OO0,O0O. These are now un
dersood to have been purchased by the Western
Union, end the consolidated capital placed al
$S0O000O0. The public have no means of know.
ing the actual outlay in the construction of all
these consolidated lines, but the figures given
indicate that il was under $20,OO0OOO. Thus
the capital upon which The business of the coun-
try is expected 10 pay dividends bears no rea-
sonable relation TO the actual outlay The
growth and management of this gigantic mo.
nopoly furnish strong arguments for the advo
Gates Of the establishment by the United States
government of a system of postal telegraphy on
the British plan.
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HEAD-EoTEs OF DECISIONS
SUPREME COURT OF FI.ORrn.
January Term. A. ID. IesT.

Caleb w. Gorton and Olive p. Gorton, hls wiz.
Appellants VS.. Samuel Paine, his wife FIJI,
Paine, and Sarah A. Day, Respondents A.
peal from Circuit Court Duyal county-~Chap.
Gerry. "n'
WEsTcoTT, j.:
l. After sale under foreclosure proceedings
court OF equity has power co-extensive viii H.
jurisdiction over the subject matter, to award or
ders directing party in possession to surrender
TO the purchaser. -
Q. As general rule, such an order Wilt olov
in cases where the party in possession was de.
PENDANT to the suit Where, however, the person
in possession Is q mere stranger, who entered
into possession before the suit was begun. he can.
not be dspossessed by an execution ON The
decree.
8. Where the subject matter Of sui, arises
primarily from the relations of first and second
mortgage, with reference to the moftgaeei
premises, the matter Is one peculiarly the subject
of equitable cOgnizance. If the second mort.
gagee in possession is a party 10 q foreclosure
suit, and he claims under tax title from the
State obtained by him, while he was the owner
of the right and equity Of the mortgagor the
purchaser under the foreclosure proceedings is
not RENTED to a court of law TO recover posses.
sion of him. At
4. An answer TO a rule TO show cause W nv
writ of possession should not be acknowledgements
defendant to the suit, should set up tae facts
constituting his defence in such manner that they
may be understood by the other party who is TO
answer them, and by the court giving judgment
A second mort gage who was party to a fore
closure suit by the first MORTGAGE, answers 10 n
a rule to show cause why the purchaser should
not be awarded possession as against him. that
he holds by title derived from the State Of
Florida This is not sufficiently certaini as il is
possible that as the holder of one character of
deed from the State he might hold by a para
mount title which would nut the purchaser In
his action at law while if he is the holder Of
tax title acquired while he was second nlortga
gee, the court of equity has jurisdiction.
The order discharging the rule is set aside.
II. A. Patterson, Counsel for Appellants !; j..
w. Archibald, Counsel for Aprellces.
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internal Improvement, enabling them 10 charac
terixe the fruitful lands put on the market, and
still moro important the great interest TO sgricul
ture in complete knowledge Of the character
and constitusnts Of the soil the discovery and
development Of new fertilizers in our own lands
or vicinity-all these assure me Of the impor-
tance OF geological survey, which was the OBJ
ject Of my friends In asking the publication Of a
lecture on the subject.
Respectfully,
WILL WALLACE HARVEY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-01

Reports from the southern portions Of Indi-
ana. Illinois and the contiguous territory are to
the eject that there win be almost an entire fail
ure OF the wheat crop, owing to late planting and
lhe hard winter
LEX Governor Hpngue, Of Rhode Island, has
filed IN the ofice Of the Clerk OF the Superior
Cours-Of Washington connty, Rhode Island, .
petition for divorce from bis wife Kate Chase
Eprague- He bases bis petition on The ground
that she had abandoned bis bed and board with
ont cause, had boon Improperly and crimlnallv
.intimass with other men. even aflsr she knew
that public scandal had besn created thersby !;
that she had been ibolIshly and wicksdly sxtray-
asnnli had turned her own son ontof dooes, and
had done many Other things contrary % hes do.
ties q wife ana mother.
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There was . slight fall Of snow AT Galyestuo
on the Esd. and quite heavy lAll, the seyerest
In Afleen years, In New Orleans Five inches Of
snow fell In Mobile Monday night, the s4th.--
IN New Orleans i showed eli Sunday night and
Monday. lives ne heaviest fall Of snow known
In that city since 1889.
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We are pleased 10 learn that Col James G.
GiBbes has been appointed State Engineer. Col.
Glbbes is one Of the Oldest and NEST experienced
cirT engineers IN the country, having been act
iFely engaged in his profession most of the time
SAGE ISz7 in South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana
and fIis Stale
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The Union says that on Wednesday a young
man from Middle Florida arrived 10 Jacksonville
and during the evening was unfortunate enough
to fail Ia with some of the gamblers that now
iniest that city and was robbed Of COS, all the
money he had
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Cotton Seed as a Fertilizer.
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. %. 49,

TALLAHASSEE, Jan y, 1851.
Editor F2oridian Day by day we see passing
on our roads, and on the streets of city, wag-
ons loaded with cotton seed that is purchased by
our merchants and shipped from the State to be
converted into OIL oil cake and fertilizers for
other States. In analyses of the cotton fibre and
cotton seed, we find that the ash contains the
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-01

Senator Beck is reported IS having said u :
recent interview that five men-Scott, o. 'ne
Pennsylvania Central; Cared, Of the Baltimo'iv
and Ohio; Jay Gould and Vanderbilt'-can =.
down and In ive minutes chat, 6x = tax o
500, 00o, 900 upon The commerce. Of this county,
By raising freight two cents a bushel, KIND 90 =
according tolaW,'
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x SunsckIBKRs will observe tn

x SUBSCRIBERS will observe the
rR0ss u MARK on their paper, which signifies
rhas lhsir rzEs on SUBSCRIPTION mas ExrrRKD, and
ror-u themselves accordingly. Amer a paper has
b--n cns-sED TWICE.. Il win most positively be dis
rs-linsed y the snount Of subscription 10 not ~
unlrseE q oaex-
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In 1000 lbs. Of cotton, We have 400 lbs. Of fl.
bre and 1 200 lbs of seed. The 400 lbs. Of fibre
when burnt yields 5 lbs. of ash. The 1900 lbs
of seed when hllrnf Yields A3f lis of ash
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Lirhtulpss WORK Al = rnuernI.

NEw YoRK, July 14-Duriug the storm
yesterday afternoon thunderbolt killed
Teresa Kelly, aged twelve, in Williams.
burg, L. l. Daring the funeral services in
the Evangelical Church, Greenville, N. j.,
yesterday, for Woligang stoevel, a prom.
inent member Of the Knights OF Pythias,
thnndefbolt fell within q lew feet Of the
building and shook 1t to its foundation.
A panic ensued In the church, but no one
was hurt. Another bolt struck the pole
Of one OF the carriages outside OF the
church and knobked the horses down.
The horses attached to other carriages ran
away. They were with difficulty recap.
tnred.
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A mysIerx orIha FnII..

NIAGARA FALLS, July l4-Yestsrday
the body ofan unknown woman was found
floating In the river Just below the Amer.
lean Falls. 1t has the appearance Of be.
Ing that Of dark complsxloned young
mdy about twenty years Of age, finely
formed. and having beautiful, long dark
hair. The body was destitute OF clothing
except an underg0rment, a pair OF red
stoCklngs, and low cut shoes, A plaiu
gold ring waa on the third frger OF the
left hand. The corpse is In perfect state
Of preservation, showing that 1t had mot
long been In the water.
Ills hardly possible that the deceased
had come over the falls, rs no body has
yet been found that came over the falls
without having been more or less msngled
by the rocks, and having the weight Of
water falling upon It. Sill, thsrs iv no
reason to believe It got into tho water from
the bank below, consequently the case 70
mains q mystery.
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PlrrsBuRoH, July l4.-The weather was
the most propltiouS since the opening Of
the Pittsburgh Driving Park Association,
and the track was in splendid condition.
Between six and seven thousand people
were present. There was little interest In
the unfinished races OF the day previous.
Maud g. was led in front Of the grand
stand and was presented with o flofal tri.
butte by the ladies Of Pittsburgh for her
brilliant achievement on Wednesday. st.
Julien also was led by the stand and the
explanation made that be was sick and
unable to 60.
silvertoh, Of Chicago, the fayorite in the
pools, won the 1921 race with ease, and
Grey Chief, oil Philadelphia, took two
straight heats In the TWO mills trot. The
third race for 2;34 class was not finished.
Commodore Vanderbilt has teleprsphed
Capt. Stone to let Maud s. trot another
heat against time at the Pittsburgh Park
next Saturday.
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Of milk toast this morning, and at noon
to-day q ANAL SandWich Of prepared
raw heel with two tsaspoonluls
otYsllentins's bsei Juice, and an ounce OF
Tokay wine OF '6s, The medication has
consisted ota single hyperdermicinjsct
OF one. e.quarter Of q grain OF sulphAte Of
morphiR given last night. and ten grains
Of bisulphRte Of quinia, given at sA.M. to.
day, We administered Yesterday at 8 P.
~ an enema Of soap and water, which
was promptly followed by copious
movemsnto Of normal color and consistence.
At7P N, his pulss was lS0, tempera-
ture l0l l'6, respirAtionA To-day at $3.50
A. n. his pulse was 9O, temperature 20 g,
respiration %. Az !. P, N. his pulse was
81, temperature 9S | 8, respiration %.
[siguedl D. ": Bliss,
j. D. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD.
RoBT, RRYBuRN,
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srEUBEHvILLE POsroHpICE.
A Postmaster to be Elected by the Voters
There TO-mOFr0W.

sEEuREsvnLE, o., July l4-"Auothsr
election next Saturday" /" is what one hears
at almost every street corner. It is
strange, bat nevertheless true that Ohio
people can stand more elections to the
square year than any other people in the
United States, and what's more, they take
10 itratheE kindly. The Postofics is the
acme 70 be reached by six candidSiea at
an election to be held on Saturday, Henry
Dobbins, tobacconist; Hugh E6le, ESQ,
spence Wallace, clerk; Samuel Irwin,
IoendFymAni Capt. John Dsvinney and ],
IE;ianey, Q one armed soldier, make up the
lls. 70 os voted loI, all Of whom are good
Frank O'Nsal, the present incumbent
has been circulating petition, seeming 4
large list ofsigners, He will ask for a re-.
appointment.
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K1Na CONKI.INa OALLs.

His Royal mIghneaS, CirnciouaIy Conds.
acends 10 J,eave His Card nj tho white
House, and the HeASt Of the NAtIOn
may be Expected TO Resume its wOnted
Beat.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Conk.
ling arrived in the city this evening 10 look
alter matters OF private business. This
evening about 8 o'clock he walked to the
White House. He gave his card TO the
Usher down stairs, but did not go tiD. lie
left word for Mrs. Garfield. that he knew
II was Impossible for him TO zee the Ptesl
dent, and that knowing alao her anxiety
and trouble be would not allow himself 10
bother her, therefore he would not request
an interview. He Left tue assurance Of
his hearty Rympathy and strong hope
that the President would recover.
THE OBJECT or MS VISIT A sRLPEsH ONE,
or COURSE.
NEW YoRK, July Ex-senator Conk'
ling 10 expected here on or before satut.
day. Its stated that the object oI his
visit 10 WashinVton was Of 0 private ma.
tute that he was interested 10 the sale oI
some property there and would have
gone sooner, only lie did not want the
impression 10 prevail that his Welt bad
anything 10 do with politics.
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wHEAriS xIua,u.y
An rSitmAi,d Yield Of o,.. s,x,ss
MIIIIOhS IluSh.I.

An F'itnAitd Yield Of over sixteen
hllIion' nuShtls.
DErRoir JnJy l4-A circular Just Issued
BY the Secretary oil State Of Michigan
gives the wheat statistics from ,Os6 town.
lhips in this slS'e, or ss per cent Of all
10 the State. It is assumed that Of
asthrtytwo townships that have made
10 returns the sCleSgs harvested 10 1880
,sS, ,sd the number olSCres in wheat In May,
!ssL, Esie each equal to the number Of
Tg 1Stea 10 Msy, 1850, Ss returned last year.
ias tolal acres in the State In 1880 wan
q 5lEeSoS,, %, rom which there was gathered
IiSOtooiO IN, tl olsheis, or An average OF II 20
W. Nv bushels ; .a! bef acre II May, 1881, there
NJ MY l,tSsj acres spwpd to wheat In
S...9 ~. 9iHts. Returns from ia supervisors,
SaIea S.s, JnlY9, 1881, furnish a basis for es'i.
sIg IIAuag that the average this year will be
bushels In all ' VI -''-'V''''
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rRENCiI rErE

Anniversary of the Taking Of the BaS.
tie, and Establishment. OF the first
RepubIie.
PARIS, July 14.-The fets Of the ReVo.
lution was celebrated to day The whole
city WAS brilliantly decorated and be.
tagged. The weather was superb, and The
streets we're crowded with sightseefs.
Traffic was suspended The ptsparStions
for illuminatiuns and fire works were very
elaborate,
TUSis. July IA Tho French buildings
In tue principal sLras.4 we're decorated In
honor Of the national iete. Some anti.
French notices In Italian, which we're
plscsrded about the walls, we're pulled
down.
NEw YoRK, July 4.-Ths united French
societies OF this city and neighbofhood
have been celebrating the anniversary oi
the slotmlng Of the Bistlle to-day.
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rnE rRESCH IN AFRICA.
M0vementa OF the Insurgents Criticism
OF the Preach MInIsteF OF war. 2c.

hOVementA OF the lnanFgentS-OPItIc IclsuI
OF the Preach MInISteF OF war, Ac.
PARIS, July l4,-Advices from oran are
to the effect that the rebel chief, Cou
omlna, passed shsi1a on the evening Of
the 10th inst. The attack on the town
Of Kinder OH the 7th inst. was ior the pur.
pcSe Of making q passage from the main
l0rce In the direction OF Ain LeFerit. Tho
French troops are operating against Siax.
They will probably land at the gates Of Ne.
heria, and march 10 siax, because sscri.
Gee Of lie would bs necessary to effect a
landing at the latter plHce. A conflict oc.
CURED In the streets OF TuniB between the
French, Arabs and the Tunisian soldiers,
who recently returned from stax, where
they we're not landed for fear they would
not fight the Insurgents. The TunisanB
tainted the Arabs with being bad Musssl.
mans, and shouted for,a holy war. One
Arab was seriously wounded, and hls
comrades 10 the number oI 500 took him
to this French Legation and demanded
justice.
LONDON July IA The Paris correspon.
dent OF the Times makes a severe attack
upon General Fare, the French Minister
Ut War. The correspondent declares that
the ministers ncaPaclIy and mismanage.
msnt are solely responsible for the present
situation. That the premature withdrawal
Of the troops from Tunis encouraged the
rising OF the insurgents.
1n,ths House Of Commons to-day Treyel.
yan, Secretary to the Admiralty, said
there weru nine French iron Clads on the
African coast, elk Of which were FRA! class,
aud that Admiral Seymour has six iron
Clsds In the Mediterranean. which we're
sufficient TO cope with the French nine.
tCheers. England has besides in the
Chsnuel a pquSdrcu Of four Iron clads aud
Mae coast guard ships.
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LoNDoN, July l4.-SIertill, OF Boston,
competed in the mile walking race at the
Lewis athletic sports yesterday over the
grass course and won very easily in six
minutes and thltty.nine seconds, starting
with six other compeletets, all having
from twenty to thirty seconds start, He
caught up with the best Of them In the
third lsp, and walking with scrupulous
fairness, completed the task. lie set hin.
self OF by beating the best record, namely,
six minutes and iorty.ei9ht seconds. The
race provoked intense excitement and
Merrill was loudly Cheeted each time he
passed tile reserved booths.
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sUNDRY SPORTS.
THETuEE, THE OAR AHD DTaErRAC
Cornell Again Defeated IN EpElAnd-Aa
American Pedestrian WIns-YesteF.
days Pittsburgh Races = base
BAlI Games YeStsrday-A
COsiIy Colt Kicked
CORNELL AGAIa BEAT.
Metropolitan Annual Regatta over the
Thames CouFse Yesterday.

LONDON, July 1.-THE metropolitan
Am4tsur Regatta took place to-day ovel
the Thames course from Putney to Ham
mersmith. The first event, metropolitan
pairs, was won by the Thames Rowing
Club, beating the London Rowing Club
easily,
TIE Thames challenge cup was won by
the London crew, Thames crew second
and Cornell crew third. The race was
won by three lengths, with one length be.
tween the Thames and Cornell crews.
The Cornell crew striking out very
rapidly took slight lead at the start.
The London crew, who were second,
pulling . long sweeping stroke, came up
opposite at the Star and Garter, and Rt the
boat house led by half a length, the Cor.
nell crew slightly leading the Thames
crew. When half way up to the concrete
wall the Americans slightly improved their
position with reference to the Thamos
crew, but the London crew we're still
drawing away and were clear Of the Cor.
nells. By the time the top Of the wall was
reached of the new embAnkment the
Thames crew squirting also passed the
Cornell crew and at Walden wharf
were halt q length ahead, ths
Londons leading by two lengths. The
London crew now sssered for surry shore,
still going very strongly. The Oornells
kept well together, but their steering was
not first rate, Tho Thames crew steering
was also very erra!ic, and from this point
The Londoners had an easy task, the bat.
tie being for the second place.
When of the soHpworks the Thames
crew spurted clear Of the Oornells and
took their water. The Cornell's Der.
severed plucklly to the anish, but were
never again able to get on equal terms
With their opponents, Time, minutes
and 10 seconds.
The OornelI,s had No, station and the
London crew No. 2.
The OOrnelPs received cordial greet.
ng on rowing back to Putney. They
we're In better form than at the Henley
regatta.
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YEsrERDAY's nULLEIINs.
staten enta Of the Presidents Condition
nj Intervals during the Day.
tUuota.iL BulOilnl

Unomdu BuiIetinI
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WARRINGTON, July l4-S:16 NM
The favorable symptoms in the Preai'
dents condition continue. He passed q
very comfortable night, and This morning
his pulSe is 90 and temperature little
beloS 100 The doctnrs this morning ex.
presa themselves as satisfied With the pro-
gress OF tho case. The wound has Just
been dressed, and The dressing showed
there had been good discharge oil pus
from the drainage pipe
lOHislal Baii,Llnl
ExECuTlvE MANSION, s:30A n.
The President has passed comfortable
night aud continues 10 do we'll. Pu'se 90,
TEN peiatute % 8, respiration %.
D. ". BLtss,
j. K. BARNES,
] j. WOODWARD,
RoBERr REYBURN.
tunomcIa Bullstiu
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1 P N.
The progress Of the Presidents c@e con'
ttnues satisfactory as this morning; pulse
81, temperature 9s 8, respiration, ~.
D " Bliss,
j K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
R-sr REYBuRN.
tttnoSicial Bulletin
E1kcurivE MANSION, 1850 P. n.
Dr.. Bliss reports that the President has
had bstlet and more comfortable day
than any he has passed since be received
his wound. His pNlsa since morning has
ranged from 81 10 % ard 10 nov ~, with
temperature normal. Up 10 this bout
there hRs Lean no teCurrtuce OF the
daily fever. Ills condition contipues ID
every way encouraging and satisfactory.
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voo, seems to nave sagged on from 40
..,D The wsynesburg, Greene county
G. T'A's p,,,vbican expresses the opinion that
~, !. vi, ns some weeks before smother op'
u ,',nnit, .", occurs in that county to sell at
p y ,s,,, Those who struck that figure
y Es.n ., tbs excitement was up were lucky,
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vurythe President RECEIVERS the coun'
=, riII demand that he renew his atten'
w ,i1r. vigorously to the NormonS. They
W." w. liuls or no attention TO the laws and
r., ,S., ,s,Ice over the assassination. More
'sS, " tbsy continue to bring over shiT
IND IND, Of their deluded victims from Eu'
" ,.D. and thus swell the number OF law
S,I,iD, poyvamlsts in Utah. The gov
',nnsp. ~. shoaId prohibit their landing on
M, shores They are forming q huge
,,ncsr on the body polite that will give
n. eouutry great deal oi trouble yet
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NEw YoRK, July l4-sevetAl deaths are
reported in this city from lock Jaw, occa.
stoned by the explosion Of toy pistols, in
the hands Of youths, on the Fourth Of
July.
Baltimore reports that thirteen persons
have died from the same cause and three
more arc certain to die In towns aiso
about here the toy pisol did lie deadly
work,
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THR czAR RuNoREp ro nR 1NaANR.

LONDON, Jaly 1.-THE expected meet.
ing between the Empsrors Of Germany
and Austria is now arranged to take place
At GasIien about the middle Of August, 1t
ia said that each Of the Emperors has 70
quested the Gear OF Russia to meet them
at Gsstien, but his compliance with the
request ~ very doubtful, Rumors con,
cerning the unfortunate mental condition
OF the Car have been repeated within the
last few days and certain circumstances
that seem to Couafm them have been made
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4nE nAiLY RepoRr
or the AIisndiBk i'by alcIans TO The I
snIKNssk kdsgaaS,S

or the AlisndiBE pbS SaIcIans 10 the Cos.
AnItIBk hnFEeons.
WARRINGTON, July 1.-THE following
telegram was sent by the attending sut.
geons to the consulting physicians!
.. EXECUTIVE MANeioN, |
WARRINGTON, July IA, lP.N
Dr, r. H. Ramilt0n and D. II AgneUi!
The President has continued 10 pro.
sresS iavofably during The last 94houts,
The iebtilstis yesterday afternoon WGA
again lees than on the previous day. He
has taken eince our lest teltEtAm ~ ounces
Of milk With an ounCe % rum, In divided
doses, - heretofore, besides small piece