Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-17

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Of being weary and tired. Had the process
or repair continued Ia the Presidents case
without interruption few days longer, the
patient would have moved Ia high scale of
improvement
tonight"
The conditions ara moro hazardous than
Long Branch"
The President still looka forward ts.roipg
to Mentor, and has TAXED some about it
again.
Hamilton said tonight: 81 refer you to
tns bulletins for full and complete exposi~
tlon OF his condition. ! would not exoect
that tie pubic would Interpret it as favor
aole bulletin, er IS an iudic2aon o. fsvoraoler
progress We have said in the bulletins
everything We deemed necessary to enable an,
intelligent person to form q correct opinion.
we have concealed nothing thaswe deem un--
favorable"
AS 10 o'clock tonight Bliss said The Pres
idents pulse has decreased to I16, aud the
temperature was not very much ab9ve
normal and notwithstanding the
| disturbance early in fhs evening he
apprehended 3. reasonably quiet night, al.
though be corld not say that he expected any
marked improvement ia the morning.
The LaadeE "Eaace,'s" OpIuion.
LONDON. September 16th.-The Le4cet
saye: The reason of the trouble with Pres:-
dent Garheld's lungs is thu hypostatic condi-
tton On account Of congestion at their bases,
because OF the depressed respiration arising
from his long rocumbsncy Sitting up will
probably give much relief, Int Eatil all signs
OF the affection OF the laugs 4ve diss ppsared.
the hopeful pro9Eosis constantly 8bied here
Is nos well founded, although IL may, prove a
lucky guess.
snow in Iowa and Minnesota.
DIS MONIES, September 16th.-S1ow fell
between Atlantic and this city to-day in
amount enough 80 thss she Rock Island train
men made large snowballs. which they left
here A cold rain is falling here
CHICAGO, September 16tA.-Reports re-
ceiyed from Cceston, Iowa, say that a storm
Of snow has been prevalent there since morn
ine, and tbat quite general storm is renarted
in Southern Minnesota. Nothing e0hfrma-
tory is received. but the report is believed to
be correct.
DEs MoISFs, September 16sh-It has
been upususlly cold forteveral days in this
vicinity, the Thermometer never going higher
than 5Sa, and dropping to Az Saow fell all
along the Rock Island Railroad between here
and De Soto, twenty miies west, and ct some
points in Nebraska It wss two inches in
depth a. Omaha. The tops Of the cars on
tbs Rock Island Railroad on arriving here
this afternoon were covered with snow, and
the brakemen are snow -balliug.
MoGREGoRG Gs.), September I6th.--A snow.
storm has prevailed all day in northwestern
Iowa, coming from northweaterly direction
ana reaching as far east rs Aieona, Kossuth
county, Iowa. At the latter point it fell to q
depth of four inches.
A California Eoy Does Some Fast RUM
ming.
NEW York, September 1Gsh.-A 220-vard
race took place yesterday at the Manhattan
Polo Grounds between l.. e. Meyer Of the
Manhattan Athletic Club, and Horace
Halves, of the Olympic Cluh OF San Fran
cisco. Meyer gave Hawes Is yards start
For the FIRST $50 yards Meyer gaiaed rapidly
on his opponent but when within about five
yards Of MIN, he found that be could not win
and slacRsned up little. Hawes Won by
about four yards in 81 8 3 seconds Meyers
time was 2255 seconds. Hawes' time is said
to be the fastest on record.
California CompIlInented.
BosToN, September 16sh Among The
awards by the American Pomolosical Society
was o silver medal to W. S. Fox, OF San jose.
Cal, for the best collection of seeding pears.
Shortening the Time Tables.
ST. LOUIS, September 16ih.-Tne PENN
sylvsnia Railroad G mp;n5 viii soon reduce
the time between New York via indianapolis
to 2S hours
Deserved Fate.
Rock ISLAND, September I6sh.-Paynim
Gallon, for wantonly murderilg Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dilley. for whom he worked,
aud whom he wished to rob, was hanged az
Cambridge, III to-day.
Continued III Luck OF Ex-senator Chris.
tiaucy.
WASHINGTON, September 165h-A casket
containing Sc 600 worth of jewelry, ETC.,
which was insrustsd TO ex-senator Christi
ancy for ssfs keeping, was stolen from his
room at the National Hotel to-day.
Three Disastrous Fires in One Day.
ROME tN. W. Ssptember 16th.-This
merning fire in East Rome burned the Mo-
hawk House, the soap works Of the Bodoc
Bros. and four dwellings, Loss, $40 0OO
Later in the day TIE Union freight depot,
four loaded cars and over twenty dwellings,
were burned. Loss, S100000; partly in
sured. The cordgood piled along tae line Of
the Rome, Wstertown end UsdeusbuIg Rail
road was fred to-day, burning the track and
twisting the rails for six miles.
The Csweso Fire.
0swEeo IN. " September i6sh.-The
to'al loss BIZ the fire. last night is estimated at
s210, coo, exclusive of theIJss Of Government
property, and the damsge to the west nier.
The insurance Is Sl42. 900, distributed
among many companies.
Fatal Boiler Explosion
OMAHA, September 16h -Tbe explosion
of the boiler in Card & Co. 5 saw Mill. near
Monro. Jasper county, resulted in the Instant
death Of q. N GlrHan5 and the fatal injury
Of NJ. L. Gard.
The Flyers at Boston.
BosToN, September 165h At Beacon
Park to-day, in the fres-fora all race, Trinlsets
won, Hopeful second, Charlie Ford third.
lime, 2:19a St-2;214
serious Railroad Accident.
VIcKsBURG, September 16th.-The west
bound train ran off the track near Edwards
depot this morning. The sleeping car, pas-
senger car and the 6uperintendent's car were
thrown from the track. Many passengers
were injurad, six seriously
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