The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03
A DASTARDLY DEED,
Continued from fret mage.

preston. 1T President Gariield lives ne will
DO the most popular presiden! the country
ever ha:."
VIRGINIA INDIGNATION
wss neSss ,pd;sn.,o Susy seI sIhsrs
morning, upon receipt of the news of the
attempt to assassinate President Garfield. A
call Is out Tor an Ind gnalion meeting Tonight,
ana Is signed mostly by confederate soluiers.
AT LouuvlLLE.
Louisville, Ky July e.-The board Of trade
teiegraphed 10 Washington the following:
LOUISVILLE, KY, July ..
II, 10 James &. Blaine, Secretary OF State,
OF Louisville express Its indena' lon of the at
tempted assassination of the president and
proners It's sympathy to his family and coun-
Try, with an earnest hope for his recovery.
lSigned1 JOHN +. GREEN, President
There is considerable excitement heie over
the news Of the attempted assassination Of
President Garfield and great anxiety Is man.
ifestsd. Letters from Washington and New
YORK say that the impression is that
the outlook tor the country and the
bright with Arthur than with Garfield
In the presidential chair. There IL no autiei.
patton OF any serious trouble IN auy event.
Much sympa by Is eNpr' ssed for Pre- idsnt
6ainelu ana his Family. Busiuess to-day l.
rather more quiet, but not TO any extent dis
turbed
AT RALEIGH.
R4s'g h, N O., July - here Is great In.
disna,io,, mere al the attempt d ass estimation
has been calle,.. TO denounce the crime.
GANN To THE LAsr.
Washington, July :, $3.50 y. m The presi.
dent called for mis- phJsicisn and.asked his
oplnlon;, The doctor replied, you have a
that chance"
THENEw YORK SENATE.
Albany, ", july 2,-The senate met eth
n. m esident pro tem Robinson In the
email. mr.. Haley referred to the startling ara
mclaneholv circum lance under which the
senate met, saying that the president of the
United States had been shot by an
ASSASSIN ass he dwelt at length upon
with the earnest duplication that the life of
the president might DE spared. The Journal
OF yesterday was read. following which the
chalr handle the clerk two kilograms ann une-
ing the shooting OF the PIE 'ident
MI. Halbert offered the following resolution;
Whereas, The stn to of the 1t te of New
YORK learns with profound sorrow of the at
tempted assassination of the president of the
U. s.; therefore
Resolved, That we tender onr heartfelt sym-
pathies to the president and his family. and at
sometime express our sorrow and indignation
at ieati ociou' attempt made upon his life
Mr. Mccarthy said that while he agreed
WI II much of the resolution, vet he wishel 10
particulars We're received from the white
mouse. He did not, however, object to the
resolution.
The resolution was then adopted by q viva
vore vote.
On motion OF Mr.. Mills, the senate took
recess until ll:5j A. m.
During recess MIR. Robertson received the
a sOciated press dispatches, which were read
lro,n the desk, aud the senators ~ d EN- ployts
gathered about the reader. The senate, at II
o'ciock, went into joint Convention with
assembly, and upon returning theref,om,
inc senate adjourned until Monday. In the
assembly, after the reading of the Journal, MIR.
Murphy moved that tue assembly take a re-
cess till II O'Clock. He said he made the mo-
tion In consequence OF the horrible lie ws that
had been received from Washi gton. He then
referred 10 the progress Of the victim fr m
low paths to the presidency. and taid that
the horror OF the act just committed was too
great for expression The minority of this
mousse would inin2le its feeling of condemns
lion with those of the entire country and IN,
world.
Mr. Murphy 3 molten was then alopted. aud
The assembly went into recess
Alter the adjournment OF the joint conven.
tion the mousse reassembled anu Mr. Brooks
called up his resolution to adjourn till Tues.
day.
After some discussion the previous question
was ordeid and Mr.. Brook 5 resolution to adj
journ was lost.
FIFTH BULLETIN
Washington, u. y July2. $500. IN Til,
pres dent Is sit eping pleasantly and is NOR,
comfortable. Ills puse Is 1873, tenn peraiur,
99-snghtly above normal; respiration .
and more regular.
[Sgnedl DIV. BLISS. M. ID.
FROM THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
Washington, ID. G. July 9, 10 u. N. I'm,
| secretary vi state received from Sir Edw ar,
| thornton. British minister, 1 q follow in,
| telegram. dated London, 10 rs D. IN. To si
Edward Thornton British embas sador, Wash
| ington-The queen desires that you at ono
| express the horror with VIII CHI she has lie rne,
| OF the attempt on the presidents life, and lie
earnest hopes for his recovery. Her msjest
wishes for full and immediste reports MS 1
his condition. [Signedl LORD GRANVILLE.
| SIKH BULLETIN.
washington, ID. 1920 p. m.-The presi
dents symptoms continue to grow more fayoI
able and to affo' ground for hope. His temel
| AZURE isnOw normal; hi, Pulse has fallen
oeats sihce the last Official bulletin and th
absence OF blood In the discharges from m
bladder shows hat that organ Is not ipjur.
as had been feared.
Washington, ID. c., July 9, 1880 d. m Post
master General James has Just sent the fol
lowing teleg am to New York: SecYetar
Blaine has just notified the T reign ministe
thst at this hour (l0:l5 p. MI the PRESIDENT /
condition has improved In the es Mn alton O
all the atteao Ing physicians. TIE change
marked and hopeful.
| SIXTH BULLETIN.
washington, July ., II m-rhe followin
omclal bulletin has just been Issued IN
president ~ resting quietly, and was cheerful
bis pulse Is l2i, temperature 81, ressirstio
~; Al ,ymptoms ale favorable.