The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-05
ExpRESsrONs OF sTmPArHY.
Pray eFa for the PFSsIdsnI-E1pFSSuIOu
From Abroad.

u EXPRESsIONS OF SYMPATHY.
IN Pray eFa for the PrssIds1I-ExpFSSuIOu
ls From Abroad.
3. STANTON, Va, July The most intsnl
Y SORROW prevails in the city in consequent
n ot the Presidents condition. Business
10 entirely suspended and crowds gathe
n around the bulletin boards.
QuEBEC, July 4-Iu the English Cathe
q dral prayers were OtfsIsd for the recover,
9 ot President Garfield, There is great sym
J. pathy for him and his family, and tn,
hotels, newspaper offices and tbs Office o
Consul Wasseon are Dssieged by anxious
! inquirsrs for bulletins.
|. EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WARRINGTON, July /. I
The following telegram was received
,, by Mrs. A. +. Rockwell:
! RIVERDALE, N. Y, July 3.
Mrs. A, =. Rockwell, Executive Aa,wion:
FoR MRs, GAREIELD:-At such a time,
Will not presume to recall myself to Mrs.
Garfield by direct ly addressing her, yet
can not remain silent. May | not hope.
Madame, that through your courtesy and
good judgment, the stltictsd lady may
receive the assurance oil my heartfelt sym.
pAthy and earnest prayers for the welfare
ot her and hersP OF course, hundreds are
at hand TO render all great services for the
patient, but II can aid, In even the most
trivial way, command me, entreat you,
and, dear Madame, believe me,
Most Respectfully,
CLARA MORRIS
koEpoE, July tat the close OF the
sermon at the City Temple (ConRreRa.
tiCnaD Sunday, Rev, DR., Parker read the
following:
ReGOlrtd, That this congregation, repre-.
sentlng every shade Of religious and politi.
cal opinion, has heard, with insxpressibe
sorrow, oI the attempt 10 assassinate the
President Of the United States, and most
protoudedly sympathizs with the Ameri.
cans IN their hour OF national consterna.
tion and distress,
DR.. Parker then asked the congregation
u they approved the resolution to rise,
The congregation Immediately rose en-
masae.
A special prayer for the recovery Of
President Garfield was offered at Spur
geJn'a Tabernacle yesterday,
A FRIENDLY MESSAGE FROM JAPAN,
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The following
telegraphic dispatch was handed the Sec.
retary Of State to-day, by YoshIda, the
Japanese Munster In WashiL gton:
Toxic, July 4.
Io'hiaa, Jap:~'se Aii'ter, Warrington;
A dispatch announcing an attempt upon
the lille OF the President has caused here
profound sorrow, and you are hereby In.
6trlcted TO convey, In the name Of biz
MSJesty, to the Government OF the United
States, deep sympathy and the hope that
hls recovery will be speedy. Make imme.
diate and full report regarding the sad
affair.
lsigned1 WcoYRNO,
Acting Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
PROM PROMINENT IRIsMMEN.
The following Gahlegrams have been re.
ceived
DUBLIN, July 4.
american Minister:
The Municipal Council, assembled
to-day, takes the earliest opportunity OF
expressing great sorrow and regret at the
dastardly attempt on the lie Of tho gallant /
and distinguished PFeBident OF the United
States, and desires TO tender its deep sym.
pathy to the Americans and General Gar.
fields family.
lsignedl LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN
DUBLIN, July 4.
Secretary Blaine, on Behalf Of The Lih Mem.
berS:
beg TO express our horror at the crime
against the Ohlef Magistrate OF the Ameri.
can people, and our earn aat prayer that
hls life may be spared.
[Signedl PApNELL.
PERSONAL SYMPATHY FoR THE PRESIDENT |
AND MRS. GARFIELD.
u c.,, RICHMOND, VA Iuly4
We deeply syMpathiAs with you in your
sad slAiCtlon. We shall 10 duy send up
many earnest prayers for the speedy re-.
OOvHry Of your afeCtiOnale husband and
our beloved President.
Lsigned.l The LADIES or RlcuHoSD.
The following telegram has just been re.
celved from the King Of RoumaniA:
BUCHAREST, CATARvcINi, July 4.
PresidtM Garfield, IPashington, D. c.,
have learned with the greatest indiR.
nation and deDlOrs tho most deeply boIri.
bic attempt agAinst your precious life, and
beg yoA to accept my warmest wishes for
your quick recovery.
lSIgned. CHARLES.
The Secretary Of State bRs Just received
the following lor Mrs. Garfield:
PARIS, July 4.
76 Madame Garfield, Executive Mantion;
Accept the expression oi our deepest
Signed OUTRRY.
An AFFECTING NEssAdk,
DENTON, N. o., July 8.
9b Ahs EaCslh#y, j. A. GGtGeid!
A blind and wounded ex Confederate
soldier tenders his CongratulaIiou on your
improved condition. May God raise you
to preserve the paSee and dignity Of the
nation,
Signed F.F. BoNn
From Two CATHOLIC RIsIioPS.
Fr. WAYNE, Ism July 4.
10 hs lTtsdEaI Of he United States!
The Catholic Bishops oil Peoria and lFf.
Wayne desire to express their most Gin.
Cefe sympathy and most earnest wish for
your speedy recovery.
[SigDejl II. L. eRALDlSa,
JOSEPH DwiE0ER. [
IN TtiE SOUTH.
AUGUSTA, GA, July 1.-THE City Qoun.
Gil adopted resolutions exprssslDa sorrow
aud Indignation on the attempt 10 assassi.
nate President uHfeldI extsnAing sym.
pSlhy 10 the family, and expressing hope
that the President would be spared 10 dis.
charge, iot the good ni the country, the
important duties Of his exalted office.
The MAyof WAS iDAitlcied 10 islstga Ri the