Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-26
WHOLE NO. 1O,898.

pose. Slips from the writer's paper in sun
port OF the Democratic party are quoted.
!, ne committee also refers to the circular of
The Postmaster-G General. and the later inter-
ances OF the President, with regard to the
exercise of partisan influence bv office
hoidels. The committee says it reports the
case adversely, in order to aid the adminis-
tra'lon IN carrying out lis policy.
condition OF Secretary Manning.
WASHINGTON. March 25th-l2 M.-Tbe
conalion of Secretary Manning at IL
o'clock this morning is reported by DIR.
Llncoin rather more hopeful than at any
tlme since his attack. He rested fairly
wen i'sl hlSht, waking only at intervals.
ANOTHER ATTACK FEARED.
AsHiNGToN, March 25th. = Secretary
Mannlng condition is much more alarm
ing this afternoon. A consultation of
physicians is being held. and it is siven ont
that another stroke of apOplexy is feared
IL IS settled that the Secretary will never be
able TO resume his duties at the Treasury
again. The names OF Orlando Il. Potter.
OF New York, and Assistant Secretary Fair
child are mention as his successor.
CAREER As MEMBER OF THE CABINET
CLOSED.
WASHINGTON, March 25lh.-The condi-
non OF Secretary Manning is such as TO
excite grave apprehension on the par. of
his friends. Rumors are flying ON every
hand in regard 10 the state of his health.
and every phase of his disease has been
passed upon by them. There is no doubt
that there Is serious fear that he may
never leave his house alive His son was
summoned by. telegraph from Aibany. and
arrived late last night Other members of
his family are said 10 have been sent for.
The reticence Of the physicians is an indi-
cation that they fear the worst. for if there
were encouraging symptoms they would be
only too glad 10 haye them 90 forth that
they might quiet The public apprehension.
Early this morning his son was seen. and
when asked as to his fathers condition.
SAID: lie seems TO breathe with
more ease this morning, and all
things considered, we feel encouraged
But he is very sick man, he continued.
" and we can only hope until the next two
or three days brings the crisis Father
does not know now of my arrival. or that
the family sent for me, and we think it
best that he should not know until the
crisis is passed. AS soon Us he is able to
travel, he added, a. shall insist upon his
taking good long vacation, perhaps in
Florida He needs rest, Of ali things and
shall certainly insist upon his taking it,"
Later, however, when the physicians held
consultation, they found that there was
no improvement in their patient
and that he was barely hold
ing his own. They were aoprehensiye
OF another apopleciic attack, and although
this has not occurred, there is good reason
10 believe that partial. if not absolute
paralysis OF the side has taken place. To-
nlShf, at oclIck, one of the PHYSICIANS
sald there was no Improvement, and that
The conditions remained the same as in tSe
morning. Itis now considered certain that
Mr.. Manning will never resume his duties
IN the Treasury Department Even if he
should survive, which is decidedly proble-
matical, he will not be in condition 10
transact public or any other business for
months, and though he may not formally
resign until after the adjournment of Con-
gress, his career as a member of Cleye-
lands Cabinet has closed.
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 25th.-At midnight
DR.. Lincoln, who had Just left the Secre-
tary, said he found him somewhat i'm
proved. Any marked change for the better
was not to be expected for some days. and
the fact that no change for the worse had
occurred was encouraging. The Secretary
had the entire use of all his limbs, but
there was a slight weakness in his right
side: He was resting quietly when he left
the house.
Reimbursing Chinese Sufferers
WASHINGTON, March 25th.-Representa
tive Belmont, Chairman of the Foreign
Affairs Committee in the House, has pre-
pared bill in accordance with the sugges-
lions contained i'll the Presidents recent
message on the subject of reimbursipg the
Chinese sufferers from the outrages at
Kock Springs and other places, and appro-
priating over 100000 to satisfy their
claims. The bill has not yet been intro
duced, but will probably be presented to
the House on Monday next.
The Missing Ten Thousand.
WASHINGTON, March 25th.-Iti is reported
here that over 81, 900 of the $4,000 missing
in the San Francisco Sub-Treasury has been
discovered, and is in the vault 1t is prob
able that the whole matter will be allowed
to drop, and nothing more will be heard
from it.
Capital Notes.
WASHINGTON, March 25th.-RosyeU A
Fish, of California, was to-day confirmed
as Assistant Register of the Treasury.
In response to the Senate resolution. the
Postmaster-General to-day informed that
body that the total number of removals of
fourth class Postmasters from March 4.
1883, to March ,, 1856. was S,6i5
Casey Young was again examined by the
telephone investigating committee to-day,
but nothing of importance was developed.
The President has nominated Mark ID.
Baldwin, of Ohio, to be agent for the Black
foot Indians in Montana
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