The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-07

1.-THE Lord help me" exclaimed Ms.
Garfield. Mn. Larabee assured her
mother that the latest reports were n
vofabIe and showed her the telegram
saying that the President was resting
quietly, I'm Q fair way to recover.
"When did you hear this ?" queried
Mn. Gavfield.
Yesterday afternoon" replied Mrs.
Larabee. "but We thought it best not
to tell you the news"
"YOu were very thoughtful. ] am
glad you did not tell me-" said Mn.
Garfield, adding that she thought
Something had happened, ~ she had
noticed the manner Of her daughter
had been peculiar. She bore up under
the intelligence with such fOrtitude
that she was shown the dispatches re-
ceived from Major Swain, Secretary
Hunt. and Harry Garfield. She read
the dispatch calmly and said: "How
could anybody he 50 cold-hearted - to
want to kill my baby 90 In general
conversation she wondered what was
coming next and enquired: "What
will probably be done with the assas.
sin? He deserves to- be hung" She
does not contemplate going to Wash
ingtOn unless sent for. thinking she
will he telegnphed for II necessary To
10 ON. II being remarked to her that
news continued to grow favorable she
said: ~ ain glad to hear It. but am
afraid ". are hoping against fate.
IL II terrible"
LONDON, July 3.-TO Blaine, Wash
ington
I have just received the following
from the queen 81 am most anxious
to hear the latest accounts of the Pres
ident, and wish my horror and deep
sympathy 10 be conveyed to him and
Mrs. Garfield"
[Sikned. LOWELL, Minister.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July 4-The
conspiracy theory IL again discussed
to-day, and Notwithstanding the fact
that Mr.. Blaine and most OF the Cabi-
net members Indignantly scout 1t, the
fact that IL is so pushed shows that 1t
il with q purpose. The officers Of the
Government who have been following
clews, say that absolutely nothing to
connect anybody with tine crime but
the miserable wretch now i'm confine-
ment has been discovered.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July 4.-Chief
DIUOke, oi Tue seeTet seINice uiSisson,
says he has followed upevery clue ana
every theory of q conspiracy. and has
proven satisfactorily that there was
none He has reported to Secretary
Window that Guitsau had no conied-
crate, not even q conndanie; tnat ne
was alone IN the assassination. Inc
conspiracy theory has been ABANDONED
by everybody.
LONG BRANCH, July 4.-The first
report rs To the manner with which
Mrs Garfield heard the news were in
accurate. She was shocked, naturally,
but not frantic; not groan nor a sob
escaped her. She sighed, and waved
her hands rather convulsively, while
q look Of unutterable anguish swept
over her delicate features. Every one
comedies that she bore the terrible
news with marked Christian-like for
titude.
ru,c.ao Julv s-G.o Scoville
..c a wali'known st,ornev st law n,
This city gives IN. follow inc sketch q r
in;tasn's iiis .C,hns Juli,s G,Iiteau
Ia nv wics,s youngest hrother and I'm
aIo,;, A. vaars nj 40. He w.s norm In
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,,...;,v ali, I'm, I.aco,nin. infatustad
,.,,..,;s,. 10 Iar, ooi,a.,a .nd ;o;n..,
them u. mt eli his money acme
SsD or S.an into the communitv hnt
soo, became dis.sfisf,ed wIth fhs soci-
atv Thav w.ra .;miI. rIv sffacte,I IN
ws,d him ,s.ca,s.. he wo,'ld mot work
Int s,,,J,. a.. h;I,Io ami raI;g;o,,s v,orks
co.t;nns,i,. Amer he;ny yVith the
0".;d. c.,;,,mnn;tv son,e 5onr mr. five
v.s,s no ran sw.v + then .ss;ste,l
him with monev This sunnorfe,j
him mill the continuity naid hack a
mart of the money ne had inyeste,l
wifi them He then went IN New
Work AMI commenced IN live In nm
attic on .rack ore and watar until ne
cjsin,e,I IN have discovereJ that This
onIv was necess.rv IN s,,nnort life ami
Keen the reasoninr fnculfies and snir.
final senses In pOOd order for cOmn,u
n;c.tion with the deity He sfsrtsd a
RELIGIOUS r,aner there Tor the Durposp
of Converting the world to his doc
trines concer5ing the second advent Of
Christ which he claimed hsd really
takan nIaco Of the fall M JerusaIen'
He reached tbe end of his credit in
New Vork in 1850 threw nm the nsner
and came on m Chicago. He made
snch a miserable failure of the law
nr.ctice that ne finally confined him
Elf m soIicii;nU and doing q collection
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