The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-05

ceIved ana ana. seed nv their feilow-countrymen
Ass0clallon "slamity 90 the nation, and
as g,ea ns breasts OF all patriotic cut
movses 20 nrofouudcst sorrow snu synpa,
zens toct ppres,dent aud his family ana
Thy for tse ,',;es for the troubles and tur-
grave 1 ~ NAV result from so horf'o'e
moi tbS' NV"
crime 1S,,,d. Thst we cherish .ne m ulS,s
ktSoFotHd sincere hope, and unite Witn
eaTne,,a neople in their ferNent prayers ~,
81 gS cnoy T Of the President IRON n's graz
Affection ,,,,ons were unanimously
fpe'S and were ordered TO De te,e-
saepSsSdd to the Secretary OF S'a'e u '"'
TS,ted states. u.p,,.v President.
49, ~, ". Adams, secretary
NJ osxyrIcIAL SOCIETY, OF BALTIAoRS'
HaI'AN S,, So Jnly S.-Hon. j. q. Blaine.
BAhilN az STATE. Washington Please
NTeas he Excsllency, the Presidento'
ioIwGe States. the profound sympathy
The Uh,,'tsn Beneficial Society OF B1lti-
Of Tue ,d wlshes for his speedy recovery
MORE auu Nj. NICARI, President.
psl5ani. Secretary
,,a.>Y's PROCLAMATION.
v. july MAYOR Nolan is
ALbsNi,'.ismqtion Yesterday, referring TO
sued iHv..''', ossassinatiou in fitting terms
the N'cu',Ie,s,endInc that the sports ana pas
ana leCP,,6cd for the celebration OF the
TINES ptsogd,y be dispensed with as map.
naioh~, Inc grief OF the time and out oil
pTopil~'r',, vim the feelings OF the QUEENS
.s,ss,>'s BROTHER GIVES BIS EARLY
Ihh HISTORY
- July 4.-Gueau's brother, IN
bOs.O" LIN W. Gitcau, IN giving an ac'
th' c'yii ,Se ossassin's early history, says;
couu, " Inlin. WAS born IN Freeport' III
Cha'",, - 1912. He was one OF the chli-
IL H4t \ Gi:elu, late cashier OF the
dIeu u Xstional Bank Of Freeport, ILL.,
seOO c',,con died recently at seventy years,
h', W, one NJ The oldest and most esieeln'
$40 . "s AZ the place. As youth Charles
ca Cut, ,snoeted to have been good,
Ju''",,,o hay. with nothing to mark MN as
1t.o,,er ar worse than the average OF
ti'D'' D.,i,,es Several years before he
lis - zoe. and while preparing
Ve0''n Ie,,o,e n the University OF MICH
lol ~ no conceived the ldea OF JOIN
!-1' H. oneida Community, ana dld
Ha un d,relt there for some wears, ana
S".rr let because he could not I'VE up 10
h''.! .,r;c,io,.s ~ the order. FEH OF anger
,u' ~ ,es,onpd 10 issue a publication eN-
he va 49,. rocul,artties Of that Community,
P,'"o 70 prevented from doing that by an
W ,r,ittcn by John ii. Moves, the re-
,t,.d head OF The Community. Imme'
J.s,sl, .herwards be entered upon tue
u'.'' - loy in the office OF George SEQ
SUI ID, brotbef-in.laW) 10 Chicago. lie
49, admitted to the bar in that cry
hui eiobt years ago, but Is saiu
never IN have bad any other IMAM sulaI'
ofice nrlc,ice-in The way OF DHI-coiec.
tnD Ee II is reported that he was prose-
cuied and fell into bad repule IN lhat Guy
on account Of collecting sums OF money
which be failed 10 turn over Ia Tue oWhels'
lie eventually had to leave Town.
The sssas,in has been travelling through
ont New England more or less IoT
year or two past as ieCIuIer
and assuming the title OF heVe-
rend7 He advertised himself as lawyer
and tbeoogian. He once claltheu 10 pe
a. "IIonorable." and his brother telling
him that be had no claim TO such nue. nav,
inc never horne political hOnOrs, he replied
tbs, any LAWYER was an honorable, and tnai
no tney lawyer in Chicago who had been
in Inc Stale prison who advertised bimseH
a. an honorable. This and the matter OIL
nnmsrous unpaid board bills in Boston lcC
N a wordy controversy, which resulted III
Chqrles being expelled from bis brothers
bop.e. and subsequently violently elecleC
rom m. Office, as he would not mend ms
evil Ways and fraudulent practices.
FROM COLUMBUS.
CorrvRrs. O., Jane g. Hon. James q
B,gins. SecrstQrvof State The continued
Lyorable reporis are gratefully received.
Io ~ St1fe
assemble in the churches tomorrow TO en-
g,oe m devotion TO God that the celebration
Of tomorrow shall be conducted 10 accorC
Win The then physical condition OF the Pre-
sident. Nav God grant him speedy anC
full recovery is the prayer OF all. Please
read this dispatch TO the President.
rSlcoed1 CHARLES FOSTER.
To The above Secretary Blaine replied a
s follows; -, ~.
% EycelleDcu. Charles Foster, Governor o.
Ohio: The President is deeply touched
with The feelings oi affection manifested b!
the peOple of his native state, as shown
IN yonr telegram. His condition is un
changed. No uniayOrable symptoms have
superyened, and his fOrtitude and cheer
iulncs. are admirable. trust the piouS ant
devoted exlmple OF Ohio may be followed
byall the States Of the Union tomorrow.
lSigocd1 D. u BLAINE,
Secretary OF State.
R0UMANIA SPEAKS.
BUCHAREST, ROUMANIA, July 3.-HiS III
tellmcy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wash
iHgtOn, b. C.: The crime at Washington
has filed our hearts with horror. In th
name Of the Government and OF the entlr
people Of Roumania transmit to yOur Elk
esency this evidence OF the sentiments
grief which the news u the assassination
q has inspired throughout This country, and
beg you to express these sentiments TO you
Il Government and 10 the family OF the Illus
i uiOus victim.
b [Sgnedl j. c. BRATIANO,
3 President o. the Council Of Ministers an
q Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Il PRlSCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES, AND DUK
II OF TECK.
II 10 j. 9. Blaine, Secretary Washington
ID D. e.; Messages Of inquiry and sympath
nave been Tecei ed from the Prince an
II Princess Of Wales and the Duke and DucL
Is OF Ieck. The expressions OF lntere'
ana sympathy are universal. The calls
ny house and the legation are incessant.
save duy forwarded your kilograms to OIL
legations in Europe.
lsigredl LOWELL,
Minister to London.
EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 3.-Hon. Jane
~ bal1e, Secretary Of State. Washington
10 oe1aii Of the profession d which Pres
Stnl Garfield was an honored member, an
.ue Business Educators Association, / eN
Eua 70 himself and family our profoundes
"mpslby, hoping for his speedy recovery
fSignpdl Ep.NV GoonuAN