Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
FIFqH.EDl}l]I'
"AshlSGiOS xor,,
PRESIDENT Arthur so,. . 4
and Japan, eePs, ;

President Arthur ...
1ork-sympathy fro.' I'll
and Japan. eePs,l
WASHINGTON, D. c., s.,,
President ,1 Arthur left 70, w. Ss ssps
on o. :. me two o'clock expres. ys NV !, Y
Baltimore and Potomac rieSs nss.,l from
cial car (No. l49) was n1.p9t 1Dep9t a
posal by the fennsyivaavusiaa iavsa a1 I h
company, and was attachsda ia ;, R,la
OF the regular train. Tha % o sh.
and al wife, Secretary H,'ary Hnn. Lis
Postmaster General James and
District Attorney Rollins 'S and
sharpe, s3 Of New York. secrs,a.!Ssp rna Sp
dom had intended to acco'ay ac,e'afy
party, but was detained d'o,ap ona pany
low low them ~nl tc;night or to. morra, our s'L
ing. Very few were aware lSs 0f :, a
pected departure of the d. Do, ~ ts
not more than twenty peon1s sss'asat,
the depot when he ali iphtsd pi' W. Wa
carriage and passed tbrou,laioa u lioa
train, He expects to remaiu Susl 70
York about five days. n IN
Iva, IL was II o'clock before the p,..,,
received any callers this mo,a a. rlssld
cepting Attorney General lV'IIas MasEs
who was admitted soon af,.. .ss'a
remained with the President ' n,.S 20
Soon after II o'clock the Dis,.i1'.l rt'l' " y
mlssioners called to nav thai, W. W V
General Banks, Representa- l rsps
bert OF Alabama, and Sena,o. y
Ian OF Minnesota, were among a. ae
ers: M Hon: BENZ. Harris Brevu... b. y.
Philadelphia, also called an ''ss, w. z
dent this morning. He is rs,asI1 '
secution. housH
The following telegram wa, ,..,
AZ the department of State v.,s., .s
from Mr.. Everett, Charge de issa as'a
Berlin. "' Alln
Foreign Office Note conv.,.
pathy CT Government at p,
death. Emperor sent verbal co1aS ~4'
through Beust at memorial 'S., ssr.
Mr.. Hit, the Acting Sscr.,,a
State, sent 'he following telegram,
ply: 'pA3
assure Government it, svm,.
and Emperor's coincidence dr.nI1 I
pre- ciatHi." '
CONFIDENCE FROM JAPAN
The department of State fi,r,i,b.
following correspondence.
TOXIC, Srpt. u, lSSl.-YNi
Japanese Mlnister, Washiug,Op
are instructed to transmit, the tolo,
message to the Hon. James G. K,
Secretary of Sta,e: "We have recJ1
with feelingsot profound sorroy,h
gram from our Minister, aluourS
the death of President Carried
favorable reports of bis condition
have from time to time received
this sad announcement the mOnu1
pected and painful. In the nsu.
his majesty, We tender to you and
and sadly bereaved family,
heartfelt condolelce aud sympathy,
"INouiE, Minister for Fvreia
fairs"
The acting Secretary of State hu
propriateiy acknowledged the sbou
NEW JERSEY GIVES ur GuI1EAu
Colonel CorkbiIl, the United N
District Attorney, received thi, uu
ing from Attorney General Stockp,
New Jersey, a communication in vi
he states that no action will be tsis
Guiteau's case by the authoria
that State. This removes any on
that might have been expected M
direc ion, and the District Attorus
prepared to push the case rapid
There will probably be about tweg
one witnesses for TIE Government VI
the case is brought totrial.
No answer has -et been received
George Scoville, Guiteau's brother
law, who was requested by hint
pear as his counsel. Guiteau ST
this morning that he hal abands
the idea OF writing to Hon. Eu
Storrs, asking him to assist in bis
fence, aud he will now leave taeea
of his case in the hands a
Scoville.