The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-04-16

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Innrs y. April Z, f;,a relative. III Cen.
Or III were snni:1i. mr.: 10 his b. isid.. Iii
DISC ufion Icing Doncnt,r.Iy o. ,ccic!. The
patient fn.Ie after tho hypOlcginic il ct ton
Of BRAND Lad bccD ctven. and Tell into q
frot,tici lee. AT ). - no desired to go
down stairs hut as rfsfra ne l, fnl unit
noon opt In Eis arM-c.iajr, awakcniDg with
his pulac stronger aud his condition
moro comfortable. The Improvement
continn q during ths afternoon, and
IN examination OF his thront d.sclo al tho
fsct that the uIcorations had lost TER nm r.
appearances Tic became rss,lts nj .ifne..
VIA rim u q ~ down the Goer EiH c,fuas.
more cai about !: . &C oea, aic;, h. look
I'll record 81 his own pull. a.. TEN.
pcraiiisc, laid he suItrei no 10 n,
AMI cs.r.I thnt his family enaag. 10
con"crsai ion with hin. During IT, day
no ono tut Mr. Cyrus ". Hold, Stc;llca y.
Elkns. the members Of tho family. and Lr.
Newman wa, allowed t. see tho General.
When Mr.. cid went awny no MA very In.
thus:as &c over Gen. Grants pluck. 1T Is
mar, clo..s. he said. Hts force o. will and
his coiiiarc ne 40 onisbing. jus; think
OF his walk NJ across the room
instead o. ic!n. carri,.l Ike u Il X person.
Gen. Grant wa. feeling better than he had
for days. The family car,c to his room while
Mr.. Field was there. Gen. Grant determined
to tao his owa temperature an coant his
pulse. lie set ssop-watch md paced It on
his lap, and thon put the Thermometer In his
mouth. Then b. took bis left wrist In his
right hand and began counting the heats.
The >ton-watch fpoppcl on his knco and was
siding toward the noor. Tho G.norxl mo-
ticed 1t. Hrs hands were engaged, and tho
thermometer in his mouth prevented him
ing hon Or. Shrady caught 1t. The General
eeencd anxious to talk a good dca'. The
doctors aud family discouraged 1t. The Con-
cral rcstcI we'll during the night.
Trouble is reported from Qu'Appelle,
in tho Northwest Territory. The Indians
have gathered there In war-paint and have
an ugly look. Tho situation at Dattlerora
at last accounts was extremely CRITICAL
Gen. Sheridan does not fear that the
Rici rebellion will extend to our border. but
in case trouble arises. the army IN the Do
partmcnt Of Dakota ID sufficiently large TO
meet amy emergency.
New York dispatches Of the morning
of saturday, the 4th inst, report Gen. Grant .
GO dition as folloas: The General slept we'll
yeste rday friday morning, HIS pulse ct
q. m. icing steady and full. Up to 1890 3.
NJ. he had taken nourishmcnt twice. and at
80 was bathcd in bed, and afterward re.
clined in his easy chair. At : p. m. his wine
dow was opened little while, and about 1 30
he partook OF liquid food with relish. At .
p. M his mind was reported clear and his
manner cheerful, with . soreness of the
Throat noticeable. Az 10 o'clock approached
the General walked unaidcd into his library,
and there signed Nh important paper. His
condition nj thk hour was unchanged.
Alter m injection II morpha had been
administered thu patient retired. The
General has slept continuously up to this
spells of coughing to free his throat from
mucas. He has taken nourshment regular.
~. Ills breathing Is natural and his pulse Il
usua'. Several callers were admitted to the
sick chamber during the day, among the
number being ex-senator (hafTec. ..Gen.
Grant IS tho most wonderful man in GO nbat-
ing disease ! eve. Lenra Of" said Mr..
Chnfec. .'He walks about tho room un
aided, Notwithstanding his extremely weak
condition"
Tho failures throughout the United
States Tor the week were la., the smallos,
number since tho year commenced. Thu
movement OF merchandise throughout the
country during tho week was some what luBav
icr. although not 30 largo ~ ut the cerrc
spending period one year ago. At vartoul
cities, - reported 70 Bradstsret'a, there Wal
m Improvement In trad". This was nottCea
BILE st Cleveland, 81. Paul. ~ Louis. Kansal
City. and Philadelphia, although at noun y,
them was the volume said to be - heavy q
In tho like week OF Rsl. At Boston the dis
trib' ton OF goods to tho West IL gradually
improving, but at New York the ,ccort
was only equal TO that of preceding weeks
The industrial situation Is complicated by thu
Q .ort0 making to form nm organized 10
sistance to the depression IN tho current rate
Of wages paid to nl1hracitc coal miners Il
Eastern Pennsylvania. Thr total number 81
nanai actnring and nunny employees whit
are actively anmandin S-highcr rates OF waycl
Is near ii act quite as large as at any timt
within two years before or since the strik,
Of the GouL railway clnp,0. Is. Tho irOl
market i On u IL dull . heretofore.
President D,rrios, who recently un
dcrtoOS tho SIX or csss0 iai,n the hep. b
~. 4 sat.
to have crushed an tho ,mtt c.feld .: thal
chu. p,. The i.cgis alive As emily OF Guate
maia Ia annullcd thc Il H.rec sEaki,x ! arri0
dictator, and nm r1mi I co -: oac IN. mt, II
announced. CO. anani r J. n, las tc .
yra he'd rom ), lnwa. Seer ~: Whit
ncs that crcrythi ~ i quiet I c~". vacrc ar
about Golo,a sian q. .enn nj troops \
crs, tut J. n icri z no ass n sc In prcscr ;
in oricr. Tr Ansit asross he ist.m : ka
be stopped II tac in.ur en- 3, AMI the tcle
graph wires . ~ cut frequently.
Charles ". Durant, ex-President o
tho Chicago Rock lslana and Pacific Ea
road Com! MY. whom tho New York ~
prcmc CunEA rcccat.y adjudxed to le
lunatic, died last week ut the house Ut his 81
Frederick.
Dispatchs from the Northwest stat.
II 81 ha, for - I'd y provisional NO .crnment /,
the Saskatcls wan Dis riot. Tcton.s ioux. wh,
arc refugees from tho United Statea wcr,
committing Expectations about Prince Albert
and it was ststod that un .oss relief speedily
arrived At tt0 latter AGO the rehels woul
DO IN possession. Two batteries. 21e officer