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, 1881-03-24
hHRANT DEMhQOGISM,

Senator Voorlircs has again justified his
general reputation for demagogisnn by Of
ferlng tho following resolution In tho United
Staha Senate:
I2tsofreI. Tint tho tns.ln httttu,le assumed by
ttio Nattonhi pNnks tnwari refHndin4 tho Nh.
tlonl '!et't q low rases. and tho recent attempt
10 dlctnte the cEslltlun nj CoDyre4so;i tho sub
jss.. are contrary IT, tho tn'st Interests ot t''o
fur tho future.
This resolution was not only clearly out of
order hi session Of tho Scratt. called for
executive business exclusively, and Ii, tho
absence OF tho other branch OF Congress, but
It Is couehel in tnnguago wl,lcl. Is deceptive
and unfair. The resolution, begs tho whole
question. ltprocceds rs If 1t wern demons
stratetl alld ui,disputed fact that tho Natlon-
al banks assslmed Il hostile attitude to the re-
funding Of portion Of tho National debt Mt
low rate or Interest, md suugttt to dtctnte
Congressional legislation OIL tic subject.
Such stRto Of things Is not collcrtEBtI nor Is
tlie 1utElnatlon true. So fnr Ms my body
slmke for the National banks In Coll-
grcss during tho discussion Of the
funding question, SOME Ut tilom wure
represented as believing TINT 8 per
cent bond could 10 negotiated, and all US
concltrrlng In the conviction tint thsrc was
no question about the Hunting at I. ~ per
cunt loan. Nobody will dispute that either
ut thosc rates is nnpreccdeutc,|ly low
for tho negatintEon Of MI American loan
at par. Thu recent French :lper-ccnt
loan OF 200 millions Of fraucs {only 10
millions Of dotars} sold ut 10 Der cunt,
mil French credit stands very high.
The hostility exhibited by tho bnuks t!leM-
, 1881-03-24
PROPOSED CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IN
ILLINOIS

The following Rc1,emc OF Congressional MP
portinnmcnt for fEllnols, It Is rcportrd, Is
fayorably considered by tho Republican
members Of Congress, and TINT 1t il being
carefully examined by tho Appnrtfunlnent
Committee Ut tho State Senato: Districts
to inclusive to t,a colnpusrtl 1t Cook County
n1tt I.nkr. Three of tllesn districts would be
Republican,, MD one Democratic. Lake
County, will. reliable Republican maturity
Of 1000, would hutp nut the Third District
when tho North Sllir was doubtful. Tho
rest Of the State would be divided lm.D fifteen
districts, making nineteen Il, all: and II Co1,-
gross should award tile State twenty REPRE-
sentatiycs one would be elected rs lnenl-
Der-at-IarRu. III WAS DOM for ten years be-
tween 1901 md 1877. The other districts aro
thus set forth Oil tho proposed apporttoll.
uIpIlt:
, 1881-03-24

Fourteenth, tho Grcenbackurs will probably
laave tho balnnco ot puwcr. As little stoul-
trIr woutd he i,etter pleased II pacett fl Il
reliable Democratic district, It might lie
tleenlel advisable to grnup Tint Democratic
county with tin Shelby District, wherp 1t
naturally brlo,gs, aNd thus alyo Its Ereat
statesmen Il cllanco tn ~ to Congress. This
tral,sfer would nlsn tighten up tho lond M
Vurtniffon. ni1d make matters moro comfort
nbae III that district.
Tlle npportsunlarllt ~ n whole Is we'll con.
ccivrt, Md, with Dtlc or twD slight amend
incllts tint Will sugErst themselves to tho
wise men, It can hardly bo Improved ,1non,
md should 10 nttopted.
, 1881-03-24

Tue London World, Edmund Yates week.
ly, says that Lord DcaconsEleld's $ Government
promised France that England would nut III
terfe.o with TINT Power whenever 1t wanted
to take possession of Tunis, MS n consitera.
tlon for France's not Interfering Will, ueac-
onsllela's scheme for the acquisition III
Cyprus. Thu London Duly Ncws indorses
the lpor|d's statement, aud says that docu-
mentary evidence to prove 1t will be snon
made public. Tho documents, when pub
lished, will bc Interesting reading for Itulinn
9tntHslnen
, 1881-03-24

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, 1881-03-24
PERSONALS.

Famo Il ep1lemeraf. 4 Cleveland paper Is
using ita cut If cxFrcs|lrnt }tayes In tho MIDI
uu Ut mn advertisement culugIzing tho tuorIta OF
hnIr reatnrur.
1t IN common, TO hear the indies say, "Ohl
tiils Is horr|d,' while wa'll,lR through tho mud
thht cDvers tho street. .er0ss!l,H.-f -f1ttfj Tutd-
tfhv Edttarfa' IN Cincinnati Guzct.e.
; Dr. Cumming, the once wull-known Loll.
ton preacher who was always predicting that
tho eAd Ut tho world wnB nt hand, Is uuw o1it III
Ills MUD. This Is QUO Ut tho shortest Journeys
On rcconl..
The Princess Louise wns IL years old Inst
week. This ia uno ot tho penult.cs Ut being
hoynI perronnRo ond having your pcdigrco re-
corded. Othor English women born within three
fnonths Of Louise aro How only 70.
"I'rue I3riton"-Yrs, 1t II undoubtedly tile
caso TINT Queen Vlctora recently re,nnrked, ,when
told thas there wus danEer OF truublo with the
KA1flrs; ~ didn't kh!l!r thnt. Cnpe Of Good
Hope, nnd wo shnlt beat slom oaaIly.''
4 lOye-strtcken you'll: III Oshkosh
Snld Unto bis sweetheart, "Hy gosh
Fin your own .tcnFest follcr;
Shake Inc not Arabelta,
Or II! tnarry girl Ill CohoBh.''
-Htsc9'.sfn DalaA,
"Thero arc certain diseases OF which some
persons ncod never bo htruid," Bnys a rccct,tly
FA14eAEA 4AEAlGA! NuChs HN Huf0 always uu-
derstood tint Istli English regarded enlargement
ut tho heart With Indifference, while tho editor
Ut tho New York G,nphtc iaughed BRAIN forer to
sc0rn.
a lot 0f sllverware belonging to tic hotel
at Raleigh, at which Mt. ". A. s!tnpsuu.a II meni-
bur Ut tho North Carolina Legislature, wills
board ing, together with an Assuriment OF othor
articles, tho property Ut other boarlers, was
found in Slmpson's room rccoutiy. tho stuff
having disappeared ut varous times. This is
ono Ut tho few instances in which legislators
hure becn known to do retail business.
Mrs. llorntia Nelson Ward has Just died In
Enxlntid In tho 8tst lycar of her age. Tho LON
don Times snys that tho DECEASED 'yus Lady Hum.
flton's little slnuRhter Ilnlattn, tho sAmo whom
her reputcd father. Lord Nolson. beaueathod
with bis hylng Drcnth to thu onrp Of bis country.
Born In The Inst yoar Of tho Inst cuntury, shu
spout her lnfaney und th1lsthotd Mt MGrton. In
the Har.lun Ut Lady i1amIItone vilIa thorc WIS
little asreat,et (which ahe called +" tbs Milo ~
md II pond damned up and crossed by rustic
brl'!ge. Tho bnnls Ut this pond wurc tho little
cbild's ptNyng-Kr'nntis. Lnly Hamilton COLI
tlnued tn llvu ut Merton fur three yeurs after
NesHn's drntl,, whom pccnlnry difficulties over
took her, md she went a.lruad. and ultimately
died th poyerty. Her Aallghtor tlorutia married
the Roy. Philip Whra, gnna tlmo Vlcnr Of Tent.
Crdon, kunt, but WIS left h!s widow nbout
twenty years ago.
, 1881-03-24

Wheh TUG fnndlhg Dill was vetoed BY hlr.
Hayes a1d congress naloafnet Without any
aet!oh, the 1actS Wafa teleerapa1ea TO London,
WHERE t11efo "as much interest," tut III Tho
experiment PROPOSED Ny that b'1I' IHo lIoll-
doa 1lmcs' o'l''ttlng any discussion OF TINT
part OF tho Dill which attempted tn force
tha National banks TO take tie u par cent
bonds aRal'lst thelrwll!, ,wlich attempt 1t ooli-
de'nns rs lIMpoltttc. Considers tho question
, 1881-03-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

Cincinnati E1lH}ttrcr fDcm.}: D,n;ne mntfn
n uiistAko when ilo did mt at once assure tho
French Uoyerulnent TINT M, ynrt.Inatn mir hnvs
Moc,n ~, !, Y.,c,r,,,, ,,,on,,, N.,t,,,ar
htstnr1on,,' ,s.. H., ...'l
Il" tI,o ,,,,,o ~. s'T. ~" ~ .a soa.
" tt.e hnno 2! loo!s au tho tlts1e 10 not distant
Mann tnoy WI d RESUME ssiacnt'y the Adn'l1'-
Nav York SIN. wa I,erct,v aorvo nnon a,t
c,urnrrol t,r,rndt.,n ,.at.u,,s,, ,s. -.
We enllat under no bl0ud-r rod thg os nssasIaa-
ton. nnd we will nofhor tenl nur fo!hw under
such ilag. by whun.sooysr borne, and whether
l1utilu, - "@" ~S'
Richmond Dispatch fDcn.1: Wa tlo mt
feel Ijxe eumnla,nlnv NJ t1un, Muhonr II, he
ptnccd hil,,splr where he ran no Innvor nrnfns,
10 bo n Nen,nct7tt. po,uocrat, ho drcw t,lf
Dnn,uosats from thalr proper purty. IA hu now
tho rrtlublc he bns hcrotoitrc H.vnn III, or else
hs Will hnye to ~, over tu that purity In oithor
c'ont the Democrats Wilt bc tho galncrs.
"nS"'aetol! c"l!espdhuehct CINCINNATI
C1iAHscfctti: It Is whispered Tint wc arc To bo
I'm rIchrr In namo nnvwnv, rcr H. ri, t,,..,.s
,xhat, ~ to', III .,s, ny ~ ""s' W -! @ ~ aa'es
~ W%e tbnr ne T xIs ~ ~ vn!n ~ w eaM M Duke
Un Tho pinin coxnolne lie Eoes rcacr III rep,,s
tntlUn, too. for he hus demonstrated thnt fuo
',rs1, tun T., ts San ~ rsMne ~ aterlc shat
IL lid. Ao "e'1' 1'o o'o' Avs o''' Aio" -
no.,.,, rr,,,, tr,, &+. ,
r,,,,,s xs. "u .t""! ~ s' A"u''. III
pr1'aao , eoasessauon IN "aahinxton row days
e he,t n5as that eess o'ss wheosr ws
hISh ,,raiso h1 mi "1travn,,nnt ~" ~ ,ha nt,,s
Ms wnnna un. ,..a ~" ~ .e ena,s
r hrHS9 a, ~ p's aa tno E1se' scanned t.
e. ntsenton. Probably no Vtue; President Of tho
n'ia!Ict! sl'!tes eyur t"pk !ntn ha ruttremsntn
sn.gy ssrs 81 The rvsnect q tnt pHrts
, 1881-03-24

DURING the eight months ending Feb. %,
1881, Sos, o. tnln,tarants arrived III this c0un-
try. OF these $4,000 were from Germany,
1900 from Canada, $4,000 from England md
Wales, alld 80, GOO from ireland;
, 1881-03-24

T1,c var ntwoen tha t,naro an,1 N" Er'
pltsI, f. rnn,,rtrI n n, ~ an mi on,, ~
G,a,tstn,,, nns o,ro,,uc.d H., par,I,n,.,,,. ~
rnnlItio. nj ,m.,cr ,yl,tc,, r,a s,,hs,",,.,n1,,,
thoxa fnr wbtrl, tho ,,o.rs hnys c"",."d'j
,rhes. cn,m,ifIons m I'm F",,tp,, s,n.' ~ ~
:, tl,, snyprnln,v nr fla f,n.o. :, ,h, ,si,,
,x, central ~ fnr.I,n ys1,,i"ns s,,, .''o .,s,.n
1Ishmout NJ n n,I,,sl, !. H"u,,,sn, - as s,,..,.
tor ~ tho 1rturo f,n,,,,oi. ~, ,"a u'.a. " a,',s
,,,,,,.,oto f,nn, sa,f'naa.,.',',.. ,f ~ LII - % o.a.'
nunlt,nns ond nthar rrn,"r,n =, ,.',.s. ".",, m,,
",thar s,.l,, ora r., tn r,s,,r. ~, n"p@ =,
or, n r,voi,, l., N" .rra,,.,na, sas o."
a,t h,t ~ ,,ot ~ t,,.s,,s,, IT, w.. ~ ,s
foIrs M, tto n,a. ,.a.a.'.,>t ~ ~. :.t,, uo"' ~.
r,,rs NJ snon os ,,a ,r,,,,,a ,.a,., "' so'H
rh"ra :. a .,,as., ~. e .e. .s''' s.u. =.
, 1881-03-24

mourning cunoh at tho luke Of Woll,n9ton'a
fsinernl Mr. snla saws that ns m artist h0 had
mas "botwcoh tho i'ncs.'' md saw tho tninrtcst
detail oF tho wtolo procession: aud whit wcro
read by t'oSsona IN thu coaches wore not tlt.wa.
rHpnrs, bHt Tho lnrRu hlaok-burdorod oIoln!
rrnKrMnl Ut tho ceremonial,
, 1881-03-24

THE German transatlantic steamship lines
anye to charter extra stgnmers III order to
accommodate Tho persons who want To leave
Germany to make tho United States their
home.
, 1881-03-24

A CYNICAL exchange says: "To students:
Tho bout niGthud Ut testing microscope Il 70
turn 1t upon tho record Ut The Democratic party
during tho last twenty years. II you can lia-
coscr anything good In tho record you have got
IN 4 No. ! nlcruacope.''
, 1881-03-24

BuAAnck was In one OF his peculiar moods
hgAin yesterday. Herr kardoif, u members Ut
thu Rstchstax. tried to lupress upon h!n. the
trslsab!l1ty OF submitting tiat. matter Of tlls
EXPENSES attending tbs Inclusion Ut .alt.1,a II,
u4e zollirlein 10 the Relchstag bismarck
, 1881-03-24
Passage Of the Bill Regulating tho
Practice Of Medicine In
That Stats,
The Fenalo-Suffrage Business
Finally sque!ched by the
Wisconsin Senate,
Dofent Of tho Movement 10 Rc,noyo N.
Pennsylvania rapltal tu
philadelphia.
d doodly Number of Bills Receive ii,
Approval Of tho Governor
Of Michigan.
INDIANA.


Sptefaf Dspateh to 7he tAttaoo Tribune.
1sntANArotta. Ind, March a].-Tho Senate TN
aAy oonourrcd IN the repurt Ut tho thvostIRta,no
C1t',inifteu propO.iuK to deposo tho SuppsIntcml.
cuts Of tho sohIicrs' 0rphnns' Hume anu Tho
Asylum for Feeble. Minded Children. Tho yoto
atus"t 20 to u. helng reached uter tho opera.
t!tn Of tho previous question holding over from
tho Adjournment of Saturday.
bills were passed nbolfahlng tho Cass County
sHperlHr Court: concerning tho l.lhetty & Kirh.
tnond Turnpike Gu umpany: and nrnrr,diug Sec. 4
of tho nct regulating banks OF discount and de-.
post In this Suite, Improved Feb. !, 1873, 10 tho
enp!taf stock tnNy bo reduced.
Among tho bills introduced was ono by acn.
ator ltnhm enabling mpllcal colleges to sccurs
subjects fur dissection. Medical colleges are 10
be given tho bodies Of pors0ns dying Iu any
asntc, cnntty. or city prison or asylum II not
clatncd by frlends twenty-four huurs after
leath.
Tho lfoliae passed tho medical bill to-day,
which, Is niato up from all tho bills pending and
known us tho Edwlns Compromise bill. II pro-
vitca TINT II BhAll 10 unlawful for any one
to practice medicine iii tho Stato after
Jnno ]. 1881, without tho qualifications
mentioned. Al phyaoians of good moral
charactpr. graduates OF any reputable medical
collcgo. snat hnvo tho right tu pr4ot!co In ths
stato, as may all pnysclnna who havu practloed
for ttn ycnrs continuously preceding tho passuge
OF tho acr, or who hase practIccd three years
and attended ono full eourso Of lectures, or who
can furnish proof that they have prao,lced Ia
tho Unlted States for twenty ycars. Those ply
sc!ans who ti!Av hnyo these qualifications cau
obtain from tho Circuit Court clork II.
eSnso tn.s to pESotieo, Any person Violating
tsaa slS nor ,noro @ thsu @ "Sa so5 or fSr tSss To-
llrst otfcnse: Alt questions touching iho moral
sn8rastgr ct ppy sny pyse r .ns reputation Of
ErhiIMtc. al4ll Ge dee!lGd By my of tho courts
, 1881-03-24

Special Df,pateh 10 The Chicago 7tibans
LANSING. Mlch. MArch a3.-Tho state Board
OF Charities held ncut!nR last nXht to elect
Secretary IT tho Hotlrd. Tho choice fell upon
tho Hon. Wltler ]. l}uxter, Ut Joncsyl!Ie. His
election to this lucrative position bus oreated
considerable feeling, rspoolay nnUug tho Rell.
nturs, launy Of WHOM, hAl recommended Annther
gentleman. This nlurnInH Lieut.. Gov. Crosby
tundcred his resignation As q 1nembor Ut tho
Donrd.
Tho Lieutenant g. Govornor tn-tay further hon-
orcd Henntor Anlhtcr by appointing hin Char-
man OF tho Committee on Appropriations uni
Finance, yic1 llioh, rcsfKnotl. A Senatur was
ntao appointed tu I'LL tho Vacancy on tho Com.
Intttee.
Speaker Motfntt has recovered from his long
fllnoas, und Will rpautne bis duties on Monduy
next.
II. tho IInnso tho bills appropriating $4,000 for
the Schoos for tho Rlind, ami *Bl,00J fer lIddl-
t'ons aad improvements ut tho routiac lnauns
7! tl.o bcnato the neutrality-suspicious. OF over
$7b,UW fur tin uublr schools 1T ColiwAter
:, T!lD tiuvernor hAs signed bills As Tuuw4: The
lttturtn sChnol lppruprllslOtlat lha Al!cRhu,
b!nskegon & 1ravurso Lay stlto Road, to or
EAn!xo thu Tuwua Ut Ol.yer apd Hrad-
1876 ilrk t0r LIGHTHOUSE purposes; to chAn90
uertAtn boundaries In aiuskeg0n County; tu re-
!neurpnrAto Ewnrt nllu Hudson; lu n.npul tho
saws re!ntlyo 70 tho llytsIpn Ut laws: tu uaoud
relatiso 10 tbs safety Ut porsont IN pHbilu hal!s;
naklnx tn1uA trNln coun1loa due the stats In
A!arch insteatl u February: tn crunto tho Is,wn
" iirev9rt: tn onarter tho Village VI Dootn ny.
pcupi0 Il prnposluun to ataunl the Constitution
~ III IL perullt Two Judges In Wayne County.
, 1881-03-24

Bpfetat Dtst1teh to Ihs Chicago Ntbun&
NAHTrunu, Eonn., March al.-Thu Legislature
to-lay repealed tho 'aw OF last your requiring
examinations Of ralroad employees for cQlor-
bIladncaa and dcfoetiyo Vision. Tho law waa
put through In tho intorest Ut medical experts,
and the methods Of scientific toats adopted
worked SO unfairly by rejecting competent en-
gngers mad others OF long years Of e1-
perFenGe, that tho Iaw bsonlno very uli-
yupnlAr. Tho 3,UO0 rnIlCuNl mcn OF this
intluonco waA such il ths ctoss
State politically that b,th parties Incorporated
ptanks RntaXnlistlu ~ the Inv In thor party
wlntcr propurtsi IL swoup Tho ob,ioxlut.s I9w I'd
tto atatHto.bot,k, but tlo nAt!roMd Committee
test, under direction ol tho tnaIsagers 0f tho
suser"l rallrollas. However. neither pnrty was
prepared tn t9ke this ps,lIicnl r.ak Ut supporting
eytu thls ni1llttod till. aud tho consequence IL
tlat tho whole law wIs tu'Isay csuse4 froln tho
HtutuG0- buck,
, 1881-03-24

alM @. A. 6ALA has contra4tctad thu state
sacnt made hy Me, Carlyle In bis "l4emIais.
ceaees" thas somebody read y neHspapsr In .
, 1881-03-24
THE RECENT ExEourlvE APPOINTMENTS.

WI" J"'"tH' ~ ''!o cn'c4"s!oi' seStefa"s
"'"'n"b ''''t ifes''c"t st"F'c"' "a' s"''
,c'"clI" :" "'' so.e'l.c' u"sSeS' oecnhse
~ h"'' "upo''1cu "ch' N"oulotM oihe"
,1s".e, ~ '''s',re-t.."'neS 'oF .'e o"."'Fh
t,' u's.'et ol New iorR a't i.ohe' 'oIes
o"i'e" ''".HS ',s -n"9s'iM! iot t''a SetherE LIS
s.s u',.' u. tn1''o's. -. lnu circumstances SUI
ao"'k t''o n"'''''..o" =. .l'eso t"o o''eets
,., ate ao. -. e,'1'1ac1es 10 warra'lt sach n'
as''4''p.'''. 'S' a'!e "plo'nt''cnls se'.. ~ t'e
oo1"'o 'c"'e!u"s p'o'c "on"'a'lt's t''at i'o
sac'' SURRENDER "as contemplated ny Inc
1'ssu'.'' '-e9e'l IL u haa oeeh so"gnt ~
es,s"'" .r, ae'"'u1s.
nv .e"ppo'"lsneht ~ ueh' "ooofora Is
,'"t ul''s "scepl"n'', to' put may oc saltt 10
Hn'o lee'' ae1,'anae'l oy' tne Neplol,cahs ol
a'l s.'a,'s,-o'a1"afts ala l.oefa's' scratc'i.
e's a,''t ta''l',ocf"'gmn's' c"hkl'hstes a'la
"".'.eun"''l's''e 1he eS'ites!''e''tS "pa'l'
"""'s"s Wen. "u.''''o'"' WI" h"S
W." m cSee'tMs ""'eel "''u ~ oao
~ ~ .Ao ''ost e''e'' "'M Fop"'Ae .he'!
''',.,' III '"s 'o1s"" s.,' p"i's, ""s leeo,'e't
WIN ea'p,"lu eApFesslohs ot a1s"pp'o'al M
u'o' ~ '4'o eo""'ts' tt'' tl"5cs eo"""et III
'"'s "mt':. ""s "tte,'t 'heAp''eaoe except
ling wns sD hitler that In, ,vaa ruttv tn atr,kn
Mt ANYBODY who vas o., uoo,l terms viii, tim
Syw York scuntor. This refusnl IN ram.
point Gpp. Wopdforl wos so ,1urr,,,t n vtntn.
lion of tho proprlctit.s TINT Mr. Itayps xns
unable to sccure even tte consideration of
two aupylutments he tna,,a IN MI ,vnotlf,rd,s
p1ncc, President (}nrti,,1l hos tuun wtsrl,, II,
reappolu,tug Gen. Woolfor,l, aud In doing
this ha canuot fairly l,s chnror,l with n In.
siru to concIlfate any fnctlon or nntarorfze
auy faction,
The nomination of aLonr - ,Ionrs wos at-
most n matter of course under tlle clreum.
STANCES attending Ills case The positlon 10
which ]!p Inns been au,u,,uted Inns 1,arn rf-
gardcd or claimed ~ 4 Senatorial apm,rte.
nance, Ever, Mi, 1Iaycs. who wns ostcnto-
ttousjy llos,ile to Congressional Iutarf.r.
cuce with Executive pntronucc. al.
,nitted tl,ts much. Tln uresy,,t Incun.
bent, Mr., llllLruv. wus anuotutcti nj
the solicitation of TIM than srnator.
Ogtesby, though other candidates wcrn urrcd
with apparently ureatrr strength. Mr..
utldrup's term Inns ey,,Irctf. nnt, scnutnr
, 1881-03-24

pENNSTLFASIA.
spselaa DtpafsA to 7hs EAleaQo Tfibua4.;
AAAltIsuUM0, Pa, March RL-The Fennsyl4
vaniu Legislature To-day pusssd resolution ioE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-03

Receipt Of the Snd news by the New York
Assembly.


ALBANY, July 2.-In the Senate the fol.
lowing resolution was offered:
R,solysd, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the President and his family,
and at the same time express our horror
and indignation al the RtroCiOus attempt
male upon bis life.
Mr.. McCafty said that while he agreed
with much of the resolution he
Wiahed to deler the impressions
Of Indignation unit! the full particulars
Eere received from the White House. lie
did not object, however, to the resolution,
and it was then adopted by vird vOce vote.
The Senate then took recess.
During the recess Mr.. Robertson re.
Ceived Associated Press dispatches which
were read from the desk OF the Senator,
the employees gathering about the desk oI
the reader.
Similar resolutions we're passed by the
Assembly. A dispatch from Washington
announcing Dr.. Biss report that the
Presidents wounds we're not mortal Waf
read by the Deputy CLERK Of the Assembly
and received with great applause.
Speaker Sharpe then read lengthy
press dispatch giving details Of the assass
nation. The dispatch read in the Assem-
bly, at IL o'clock, saying that the President
was conscious and the result was doubtful
caused great sadness in the Assembly
After the reading OF the journal Mr.
Murphy moved that the House taxi
recess till five minutes to twelvt
o'clock. lie said he made this mo
tiOn in consequence oi the terrible
news received from Washington. lie ther
referred 10 the progress Of the victim from
the towpath to the Presidency, and sait
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the news SENT ro LONDON
In n MeSSHEs from Secretary IiIaIns tn
Minister Lowell,

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The following
dispatch las been forwarded by cable
DEPARTMENT OF SrATR,
WAsnSGToS, July 2nd. !
James RuS@ll LoWsR, Minister n Lgnd,m:
The President OF the United staes was
Rhot this morning by an assa9-in named
Charles SGettesu The weapon was
large.aized revolver. The President had
lust reached the Baltimore x Potomac
Station atsbout twenty minutes past nine,
intending, with a portion Of his cabinet,
to leave on the limited expfess for New
York, rode in the carriage with him
from the executive mansion, and was
walking by his side when he vas shot,
The assassin was Immediately arrested,
and the President was conveyed to q pri'
vate room in the station building and SUR
siCal aid at once snmmOned. lie has now
at twenty minutes past ten, been removed
TO the executive mansion The surgeons,
on consultation, regard his wounds as
very serious, though not necessarily fatal.
His vigorous health gives strong hopes OF
his recovery, ar d he has not lost conscious.
ness iof a moment, Inform our ministers
In Europe.
tsiVnedl JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary Of State.