Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-23
American.

Lapham 8, Crowley d, Rogers b y
For the long tcrm-Dcpcw is Cornell II. Kcr.
nan ~, Chapman ., Crowley TO-
No change to the succeeding ballots
ALn,sr, July G-In the Joint Conye,,,o, On
day, there was no choice In ballotng and but a
small change in the vote.
Philips denied that tho proposed conference
was trap, but eaid he proposed IL az n means 81
settling the difficulties moi othcrwiee ndIustable
among tho Republicans. Platts nnmo has been
withdrawn.
CLEVELAND, o., July THE Hsyon publislc,
the following from General ]. ~. Stcedmen of
Toledo " by G., Arthur shall never be p,esi,i,n,
of the United States. He il an nnna,nrai;.a,,
foreigner. We looked u up once thoruuphiv anJ
we know, and we will unite 10 n man, Republicans
and Democrats, 10 sec that he IN moi p,si,ia
There being no President, tho Vice prn",,,a,;
being ineligible, there being no President nro Tom
OF the Senate and no Speaker OF tho House wo
,nntc chi, oIu a .he S9nstutional provisions and
q new election can be ordered Under tbe Y,,
Vlhiona OF IS,0 no man can become President vh,
OF ,nulfec,y IN the ronotest degree Is
morally responsible for the assassination tbet
places the Presidency in his power"
tehefal Sherwood, prominent Greepbacler
who stood by, said ave will join in that nIro y
wAsIuSoros, July t.-Mrs. Garfield has boor
almost constantly with her husband since her re-.
turn from Long Branch. She endures tho irwin,
ordeal In manner which commands the ndr5irn
ton OF all who see her. She II perfectly scf.pus
sessed and docs not exhibit any nervousness or
fpf
the hrst TIM after the shooting is descrir,J M nm
anectlnR sceue Attorney General McVonob and
Nlfs; James vent TO the door TO meet her ma ,ho
carriage drove up at the south entrance. q How ia
ne she said as she placed her hands in those OF
Mrs james. I'VE think he IL greatly improyed',
san the Attorney General Mrs Garfield walked
been ~ borne pe stair Along which her husband
directed To the room where he was living The
1 10 was thrown open, and she entered. The
NJ, s'uent opened hia eyes and saw who II WAS
lyy atft nft t...l
threw her arms around him. at liz ali rivbt
now she exclaimed. 81 am here" The Prcsi-
in murnured an almost naudible expression Of
love, and returned her embrace ms best he could.
The single witness of this meeting was moved 10
tears, but Mrs. Garfield's bearing was eucb ns 10
INSPIRE confidence IN those around her. She re-
FUSED 10 entertain the idea that her husband
might Due. How does abe bear IL ~ asked the
President OF Mrs. James when Mrs Garfield had
left the room. .Nobly. She liz full of courage"
said the President. ~ would rather die than be
the cause OF bringing on relapse Of her illness"
mus iar Mrs Garfield bears up most heroic
ANY,. notwithstanding the terrible ordeal through
which she passed and Is passing. outwardy she
holds herself with much composurc. In all her
conversation with her stricken husband she whis-
viction that the President will live
WARRINGTON, July "a man was arrested this
morning on Pennsylvania avenue who said he
came to Washington to kill Blaine.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-3 p.M.-Tho man who was
looking for Blaine was armed with n revolver
His actions were those of crazy man When
taken to the police station he was unable TO give
his name
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Another crazy man went
into the Adjutant Generals Office slapped General
Drum on the back and said that he had n rcvcla-
ton that he must kill Vice-Presdent Arthur. He
was promptly arrested.
NEw ORLEANS, July 5-The colored people have
adopted resolutions sympathzing with the family
of the President.
The Hancock Club has also adopted resolutions
OF profound regret and Indignation, and praying
that Gartield's life may be spared.
New YonK, July C.-New York representatives
of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Vete-
ran Soldiers and Sailors met tonight and adopted
resolutions on the assassination. A letter from
General Isaac Catiln disappearing of the meeting
caused q storm of misses.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-l2 M.-Physicians agree
that the turning point with President Garfield will
probably occur to-day The bulletin issued this
morning, showing further improvement is in
view of the unfavorable turn affairs took yester-
day AFTERNOON and evening, one of the most favor
able that has yet appeared.
WASHINGTON, July 6-Mrs Garfield and family
took dinner together yesterday for the first time
since the President was shot In their great an
xiety hitherto there have been regular meals
Members Of the family would drop into the dining
room individually, and take some food, but yes
terday things looked so much brighter that tho
family dined together.
WASHINGTON, July G-The physicians have been
engaged this morning in cooling off the atmo-
sphere IN the Presidents ROOM Clothes damp
eied with ics water are placed where drafts of air
pass through them and the temperature has been
reduced to 81 degrees Revolving fans will be
placed in the chamber this evening. Tho weather
continues very hot, and it il matter Of necessity
to keep the atmosphere in the sick room cool.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS
WASHINGTON, July T. EXECUTIVE MANSION 1890
AM.-Ihe President remains quite comfort
able M at tho date of the last bulletin. He takes
his nourshment well. Pulse, 100 temperature,
% no; respiration, %. Everybody about tho
Executive Mansion is great deal encouraged.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-2 A.M-The President
continues easy. There il no change in his syInp-
toms.
VERY LATEST.
WASHINGTON, July 7-Executive Mansion, 4:sO
AM.-There liz unfavorablo change in the
Presidents condition.
New YoRK, July 1.-The Hsrnid's Paris special
says: A sensational telegram to the Tniyaasigeaat
announces that the Kremlin is in flames. The fire
Is said to have broken out in three places sim
ultaneously and the barracks are already de
stroyed. Rochoforts paper adds that placards
announcing the destruction of the whole of Mos
COW had been posted on the walls Of the city for
several days past. The Russian authorities nre
said TO be trying to hush up the news Of the
disaster.
Europe.
Lospos, July 4.--''The Congregational Church Of
DIR. Parker unanimously resolved that they heard
the news of Garfeld's shooting with indispensable
horror, and profoundly syrnpathizo with Amcrc-
ans in the hour of national distress special
prayer for the recovery OF tho President was offer
ed at Spurgeon's Tabernacle.
LONDON, July 4.--The Lord Mayor, ON taking
his seat at the Mansion House to-day, gave ex-
preston tn the strong sense Of sympathy Of the
citizens of London for the distress occasioned by
the attempt ON President Garieid's life
Granville says the sympathy Of all Glasses In
England was increased every hour, and II was not
less strong than that felt in America itself.
LONDON. July 4.--'iho ran Man Ga.ens, in a
leading article this week, says "The indignation
which ia universal wherever the English tongue rs
spoken the eager interest and sympathy, Rre NIL
intensified by the feeling that the latest victim Of
tho assassin IL seDarated by no wide gulf Of rank
or caste from the people whom he ruled" Tho
writer blames the unrneasured utterances OF Conk-
ling newspapers, which he says acted ON the dis
ordered imagination Of the ASSASSIN.
Lospos, July O. The Speaker gave notice to tho
House of Commons yesterday that its order az
Guiding Bradlaugh would bc carried out, and he
not be allowed 10 further disturb proceedings.
PANS, July An the Chamber Of Deputies tol
day several members will propose W adjourn unit
tomorrow in order ~ show the feeling ii the
House OH the attempt to assassinAte President
Garfield. All the morning papers, like those pub
iished last evening brand the attempt against tho
life Of Garfield Ia tia strongest terms.
PAsm. July LA serious riot occurred At Star
this morning Tho French Consul was assaulted
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