Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-13
Hot Weather and Sunstrokes at
the East.
RAILROAD PASSENGER WAR
At CHICAGO.
Special to the SENTINEL

Special to the SENTINEL
WASHINGTON, July 12.-To-day the Presi-
dent said =" Bliss, l feel better this morn
ing. l think / am going to get we'll" II
think so, too" replied Bliss. The Presi-
dent is weak; he can move his legs a little,
and that is about the only physical exer-
ton, except talking, that he is capable Of.
He suffers considerable pain in his legs,
but does not complain much of it. Mr..
Crump, who has been with him nearly
every hour since the shot was fred, to-day
said SECT well, of course he will. He
is going to get well without a doubt"
Mr.. Crump is of the opinion that the
President will take a drive in six weeks
from now. The jaundice appearance,
which was noticed last Friday, has all dis
appeared. The Presidents hands and
face, which had become yellow, have re-
sumed the color they had before they
changed to that hue. He was given more
nourishment to-day than heretofore. Great
care is taken that nothing shall be given
him that will destroy the tone of his stom-
hCu, W stb ludt organ Oub VI OFuef WOulu
be dangerous. The President is watched
INCREASINGLY by his medical attendants as
well as by his nurses. The three main
points now aimed at in his treatment are,
first, to keep the system up and not let it
fail in any particular; second, to constantly
watch the symptoms, and act as promptly
as they make it advisable: and third, to
see that the President is kept as comforta-
HE and phaarful 90 poscib1a Tbara "a lit
tie fear of blood poisoning. 1t is thought
by the physicians that the pus discharged
from the wound is of such a character as
to make it improbable that there should
be blood poisoning. The President will
talk nov and then, but only says a very
few words. Nothing like conversation is
allowed him. His principal talking is in
giving directions to Mr.. Crump about the
arrangement Of his bed and the details of
the sick room.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 1913 A. NJ
The unfavorable symptoms which made
their appearance yesterday afternoon have
entirely subsidized. The President passed
a very comfortable, restful night, and this
morning his pulse is SO; temperature, 96.6
This would seem to indicate that the in
creased pulse and temperature of last even
ing was merely a temporary %fuctuation,
due, as the surgeons supposed at the time,
to some ~momentary tax upon his system,
rather than to any permanent unfavorable
change.
l P. M.-The President is passing a COM
Portable day. Pulse, 100; temperature,
zoos; respiration, "a.
senatorial and Political.
New YORK, July 12.-The Times Albany
special says: The Administration men are
stronger than they were on Saturday, and
will stand firm. Their opponents fear a
break, which will end in a stampede. With
a full House yesterday, Miller was only
seven votes short of an election, and the
margin will probably be reduced to five to.
day on the first ballot, and he may be elect
ed on the second.
Warner Miller arrived yesterday, and his
room was crowded by Republicans of both
factions and by Democrats, as much as
though he were already elected. Should
an election occur by Thursday, the bill for
special Congressional elections will be
passed.
The Posts Albany special says il Is
whispered about that the Staiwarts are
considering the feasibility of putting forth
Grant and Wheeler for the vacancies. Pri-
vate kilograms to this city say that the
Kingston Freeman, hitherto a strong Conk-
ling paper, published at the home Of
Speaker Sharp, will come out to-day advo-
eating the election of Miller and Lapham
in the interest of peace and harmony.
The report put in circulation that Conk-
ling had written a letter Withdrawing from
the canvass is denied on excellent authori-
ty. tits said he will never Withdraw.
Entirely Reliable.
WASHINGTON, July ia gentleman
from New York, who arrived in this city
this morning, says there is an impression in
that city that the bulletins issued regard
ing the Presidents condition are more or
less colored for the purpose of a~llaying pub.
lie apprehension. He also says many Der.
sons incline to the opinion that the original
kilograms sent from time to time to Drs.
Agnew and Hamilton, the consulting phy.
sicians, are prepared for the purpose Of pre-.
venting any undue excitement, and conse.
quently do not give the condition Of the
President as it really appears. These theo.
ries, II they do exist, are entirely erroneous
inasmuch as the official bulletins issued are
written by the physicians in charge and
SOhsoih ~ lCSiueub . TRUE COuQltlOl at The
time OF their issuance. The same plan is
adopted with regard to the information
which is dispatched to the consulting physi.
clans. In both instances the contents are
invariably te~legraphed to the press from the
original copies. 1t is not the intention of
the attending physicians to express any
opinions in the bulletins issued. but merely
to convey to the public the patients true
condition from time to time.
GriscOm's F~0rty.Rve Day Fast,
CHICAGO, July 11.-Griscom, whose as.
day fast will terminate at noon tomorrow,
last night experienced an accelerated ap-
petite, and as a consequence decided that
what he originally intended for his break
fast should serve only as an appetizer, He
ordered tonight the following trifes with
which to make his breakfast complete and
afford HIM a square meal: A small raj
cured nam, two chickens stuffed, a boiled
tongue, four hard-boiled eggs, one pound
OF new cheese, one quart Of onions, a dish
OF cold slaugh, one pint of currant iellv.
n quart OF cranberry jelly and five pies
apple rnubarb, custard, lemon and rasp-
berry. His physicians say he is in extra
ordinary good condition, and they do not
apprenend any danger, even II he INDUCES
van W. Ao Wants.
From Chicago to New York for as.
CHICAGO, July lathe passenger war
which has broken out in the East, on West
bound traffic, although not so open here.
is none the less hot and determined, One
general passenger agent on a prominent
trunk line said it was useless TO deny ali
the facts which the whole world would
know tomorrow, that passenger rates
were being furiously cut, and that it would
soon be a question Of not how much the
road could get, but how much money the
applicant had. In his opinion, it would
not be strange If passengers could, before
the end OF the week. go to New York for S..
General Thanksgiving Day.
| ooLrApus tohio), July 12.-The Gov.