Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-15
EASTERN NEWS.
General Grants Condition Continues
to be Serious,
THE PRESIDENTS RESPECT FOB TIE
CIVIL SERVICE ACT.
Texas Railroad Companies Must
Render an Account.
mAexArs prRrsRlRArIns PARTNER OFF,
Foa A HOLIDAY
Existing Complications Over gTans''nt'-
mental sailroaa Lines.
srg,ks or RAILROAD MEN PROMISING TO
Nclrpg nRENgN AND E~NslNEEgS


General Grants Condition.
Nsw Yosx. March Is.-Ths Medical
Record Of tomorrow viii contain an &C
count Of another professional exsmina-
lion Of the condition Of General Grant
and will say: THE previous diagnosis o.
the disease Of the throat is unanimously
confirmed" After detailing the Generals
Improvement in the condition Of the pa
tents system, the article concludes Is
follows: I'm the face Of al these sen.
eral symptoms, the local difficulty has
markedly increased and the parts in the
vicinity of the u~lcesations are becoming
mere iniltrstei." A cancer specialist
called at the residence Of General Grant
to-day, bat was denied permission to see
the General. The specials, was \ who
claims 70 have cared 5. 2. klkans Of oan-
Ger. and hy whom he was recently
recommended to the Grant family. He
SAYS he called 10 see General Grant
anon the written Invitation ot = member
Il the family. The letter introduced him
% nr. Douglas, who referred the osSrsr 10
nr. Baker. TIE specialist says be v&s re
esssed cordially ~ the latter, bat was re
fused permission - Try his remedies On the
patient nnGl the Sans had nHt essa sx-
sninei by the physicians IN charge Of The
sSsa. Tals the specialist refused 70 permit
and w&s. sAerssorss ret allowed . see tie
patent He maintains that Il be eoGsd
net care Gen. Grant he eoald prolong his
life
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weakness. Gen. G.x2tpssssd q oo0tortSels
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ret set ap TIL late this EaVnlng, and ns3s
10 complaint q psan.
BeSanning to Understand Cleve-
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