Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-09

ID nov q temperature 90.
Drs. .srAer. Shrsdy. Douglas and
Sands I ;. suited az 2 .. n AZ BIO q.
II. DR.. Barker came cat. He said:
''Oar patest is stronger today ID D YES
teFdsy. His pulse also shows IL. Hs
dropped asleep AZ -er the exsmipation.
hzvs no apsrehensioas Of critical re-
snits dsy OF tonight"
The afternoon passed IN abzsIs,s
g1is'. ~ did the morning hgurs Sith
General Graut Mrs. DR.. Newman ana
Mrs NhItslaw Reid left their eards
Tho expressed opinion Of Barker that
ne III no apprehension Of serious re-
"a soaFing th7 day or night served 20
aiIay tie Immediate anxiety. A shoxsr
cieared the street Of the throne that had
aSsst d and >, red At the house. q neral
kc=ser. a. achieved Considerable
renovn IN thu Confederate cavalry, cali
I'd at 6:lO p. IN. and left box Of h1g-
eFs. ale did hot see Grant bat wssu be
came oct said, He Is better
At $50 p. %. Mrs. General Grant ana
Col Fred Grant and wife we're in the
library, and DR.. Douglas vas aslsep. Al
y:l5 2. m. Gen. Badeau emerged freTs
the hoass- He said Grant vas resting
comfortably; that the fanliiy felt 30
conhd. NJ that the General would o. -
u good Night that they bad retired 10
bed At lob D. n.
The following bulletin vas issued by
the physicians: Gen. Grant has passed =
very quiet afternoon. His general con
dillon ~ the same As at the las, report
Pulse, "a; Temperature, - 6. He has
taken his fooo as usual,
Death Of q Desperate.
FoET SMITH. Ark, April e.-A private
letter from the chief Of the Seminole In
dams says that Thomas Cloud in con
inand OF = squad Of Seminole light horse
Crossed Canadian river last week to ar
rest some Indian fugitiSes. They ar
rested two. bat we're resisted By Rs-cter
Rogers, Greek negro Desperate. Roo
srs fought like tiger killing Captain
Tom Clo1d and mortally EOundiuR sam
Cudiio, before be fell. Rogers was shot
all 70 pieces and died fighting savage
y.
A Positive Fact.
GALVESTON. April s.--Au inquiry To-
day from the office Of the Associated
Press in this city TO the manager of the
Central and South American Cable
Company at Libertad, San Salvador,
asking for definite iuformatisn regard
ing the death Of General BarFiOs, ELECTED
The following response: lit il a pssi-
tive fact that q sanguinary battle ragged
tor four days on the frontier Of san
salvador. Beyond that no other psi
ave fact is yet known"
Carver Defeated.
sAN ANTONIO, Tex, April s.--A match
pigeon sheet between Dr.. Carver and II j..
II. Penrose, San Angelo cowbJy, for
$500 a side. 100 birds, 30 yards rise.
same of TODAY. Penrose won by a score
d 20 to 81. Every bird of the 20 vas
bit.
Death sf Richard eFant white.
NEW YoRK, April s.--Richard Grant
white died of Rastritls at his hoase
here to-day. he has been Ill ali winter.
he was born ia this city on the sd of
May, 1922 For nearly 30 years White
has been constantly before tbs public
A. a writer Of magazine and newspaper
articles upon literary and art matters.
tie was also the author of the articles
On Shakespeare aud Shaksspearian
literature, in both Appleton's and John
sons eyclope iias.
Lawton Eiiaibie
WASHINGTON, April s.-The Attorney
General Is preparing an opinion Sith
relation to General LAWtou's appoint
uient as Minister 10 Russia. Ii Is IN
dsTst0od that the opinion aftirms q n
eligibility.
The French are Hart.
NEW YoRK. April s.--A HsralFs Paris
special says: " The Frensh are hurt, OF
pretend to be, by the sad absence of
in New York over the Bar.
lholdi statue. Suppose We keep our
statue. remarks morning paper.
France aud Amerioa would be united
states even without this So salled link /.
our conduct miRhs not b. ch valrous.
bat il would be sensible. Paris would
be richer in having the splendid
statue"
Demands MS Removal
NEW YoRK, April She Forest aud
Sfreans will tomorrow publish an article
calling on Secretary Lamar 20 remove
X. r. Carpenter. the present Superin-
tendent of the Yellowstone National
Park, on . charge of neoleot Of daiy in
working in the Interests OF the lm
provement company syndicate; Of
placing obstacles In the way Of the
other superinteRdsuts who are trying To
do their duty, and Of having laid claim
to portion Of the National Park when
II was supposed the Vest bill would
pass.
Csitsn Mill on Fire.
BoRDESTowN IN. -, April She
extensive cotton mill of Morris Bros.
nj Grayesille, Is reported TO lie 90 fre,
and assistance has been asked.