Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-08

General Grant slept well until A. NJ, when
he aWoke and took nourishinent: lmmedIuteI!
after. in paToXysm OF coughing, nc Ia, :.
slight hemorrhaGe. which ceased spontaneously
in \ few moments Drs. Sands ana ohrady were
sent for. and found the General as qnet Us usual,
having had no renewal OF the hemorIlage,
j. H. DOUGLASS N. D.
GEO. +. SHRAOi, NJ. d.
No RECURRENCE OF THE HEMoRRHAGE.
New YORK. April 7th-3:45 p. M.--The
following bulletin has been issued:
AT the consultation held at T. NJ Drs. Sands,
Barker, Shrady and Douglass were present It
was found that there had been no recurrence Of
the hemorrhege, bit that since the last bulletin
the patient had grown weaker. Pulse So tenn
perature lo1 J. II. DOUGLASS.
GEO. f. SHRADY.
LIABLE 70 HEMoRRHAGE At ANY MOMENT
NEW YORK, April 7th-Dr. Barker was
seen after the consultation, when he was
leaving General Grants house He said
the General is considerably weaker. He
taxes his food only on solicitation and I'M
d Il protest, and is liable to q recurrence Of
the hemorrhage at any moment.
THE DYING HERO AND HIS SPIRITUAL AD-
WISER.
NEW YORK April 7;h.-Dr. Newman, at
the request of General Grant, was sent for
about P. NJ. DR.. Newman had spoken oi
the friendly feeling of the people at large
and the great number OF friends the Gen
eral had.
And have Il great many on the other
side too, said the General.
Yes, that is true, and they are waiting
for you, General They are waiting for
YOU.
All yes; and ! wish they would come,
replied General Grant.
DR.. Newman said that never in his life
did he see such an expression Of peaceful
satisfaction rs that on the General : face As
he uttered these words.
THIS END CERTAINLY NEAR.
NEW YORK, April 7th.-Mrs. +. ID. Grant,
during the afternoon, sent a message to
Mrs. Potter Palmer, her sister. who is in
Georgia. stating that the General was much
worse.
General Grants wife did not go with the
family TO dine to day. She had her meals
served in the library, where the family
watches and waits throughout the day.
Dr. Shrady arrived at General Grant ;
house al e:15 7. NJ. He had with him many
instruments
[. s Grant, SON of Oryiile Grant, lett the
house at 5:30. He said the local rumor
that the General had been deiirious during
the afternoon was untrue.
At : o'clock DR.. Douglass said the end
WIS near dlltl III oHTatN IcIjll-N lIldt isG
was prepared for all emergencies.
Refreshing SLEEP.
NEW YORK, April 7th.-Thc following
was announced at 1880 ?. NJ:
General Grant continues in Il comfortable con-
ditiOn. He has slept well, and his pulse is 81.
There IS no appearance of hemorrhage remain
ing i'll his eXpGctOration. He has just taken
nourishment without pain.
J. H. DOUGLAS, NJ. D.
GEORGE I. SHRADY, NJ d.
Secretary FrelinSliuysen.
WASHINGTON, April 7th-A telegram was
received here to-day. from the home of eX-
Secretary Frelinghuysen, saying his con-
ditiOn was the same as Yesterday Tie
dispatch further said that he might finger
in his present condition for some days
Airs. Frelinghuysen is reported rs improy-
Ing.
Deadlock IN the Tennessee Legislature.
New YORK, April 7th.-A special from
Nashville, Tenn, to the Tribune SAYS The
session Of the Senate was very lively yes
terlay. When the roll was called twelve
Republican members were absent, having
remained away in order - prevent the
passage OF the registration bin by Il Demo-
cratic majority OF five. The bill, which
has passed. tie House, provides that every
person in every city and town of over COO
voters must register before election. The
Senate promptly adopted a resolution
directing the Speaker to take steps 10 arrest
and bring in the absent members. The
city was searched, hut the absent Senators
could NOT be found The Senate being un-
able to transact any business adjourned
uutjl > clock. pom reaSSembiing Il res
uutio1 ceusIrinE the absent Republicans
was adopted and made the special order for
to-day. The Republicans claim that the
bill will disirafi,h isc many thousand yUt-
ers and that lie Democrats want il passed
because their majority last November was
less than 5000 .4i thoT fear die State viii
20 Republican next tiIGe. 1t is asserted
that the Senator, viii nos return unless the
Democrats agree nos To take up Tie bill.
The iihhusJcgIug has created decided SEN
saton. as ne Senate cannot pass apPrJpri-
alton bills %: adjourn without a quorum.
Senator Ramsey WAS taken into custody
last night by 9 Sergeant-at-Arms, and talks
OF applying for writ of habeas corpus
SECOND D5SPNTCHl
NASHVILLE, April 1h.-The Republican
members of the State Senate. in order Ia
prevent the passage OF q certain bill. alb
scented themselves al rOtl-cill Yesterday.
The Sergeant Arms, by authority of the
Speaker arrested Senator Ramsey. one Of
the abseuteeS last night Judge Reid Of
the Circuit court, 0rteTcd Ramsey 10 be
brought before linn CA 4 habeas corpus ap-
plicatiUn this morning. Meantime Ramsey
was brought before the bar of the Senate,
in executive session, and the Sheriff was
refused admittaucc 20 serve the writ Not
till the Senate adjourned Was Ramsey re-
leased. The Republican members of the
Senate give as AN explanation Of thci- uc-
ton that they regard the bill, winch was
one in regard TO registration. as an attempt
TO disfranchise several thousand Republican
voters. The Democrats claim that the OBJ
ieCt Of the bill is TO prevent the importation
OF iilesa. voters into the chief cities.
4 Peculiar Religious Organization.
New York. April 7th.-A special from
New Haven. Conn, says 4 new religious
society uas been organized az Stafford
Springs. which IS intended to unite and
harmonic all the disc1rjant clements ol
the preyaic..t orthodox rrceds. T. IS known
a. the religion o. the Dcis1erian Church.
and lis creed declares belief IN an in;ci.i-
gent oycrruiing Power, future life ioE
everybody, where happiness depends on a
state OF conscience, and viii be iRyc.selv
pruportiuuSJa ia theam0unt Of wrong com
Initted on earta The creed also holds shat
wrongs can only be determined by the ex-
ercise Of reason Nine vyUugS are men
toned, among which are included murder.
theft and the -iying of needless discomfort
10 ono ucjghhar. The church rejects the
Bible bat retains God, designating the SUI
preme Being %, rote One Of It's tenc;s
is that the society never baptizeS, asks
blessings or p-onouacs9 benctlictions The
rules Of faith and practice catalogue Moses.
Jesus, Mohammod Joseph Smith and
Charles J. GUiteau as only men ami unim-
porjant, and further declares they can dis
believe the stories Of Washington and his
Ratchet, Robinson Crusuc and Bible mir
acleS withoa; mpaising taeir patriotism or
morality.
Coutesting IL Legacy.
New NoES. April 7th.-Dr. Jaclson OF
Newton Mass, was one of the original
anIi-slayery men. q coufrerc of Wendell
Phillips ana William Lloyd Garrison.
Some twenty years ago, he made will in
which, through a legacy c1utaine. therein.
he created trust in Susan r. Anthony and
Lucy Stone in the sum Of $4,000 10 be
expended 10 further the cause Of woman
suffrage. and made his daughter. Mrs.
Eddy, resiluary legatce. The executor
brought up the question before the Supreme
Court. whether that was good legacy.
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