Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-05

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your improved condition. May God
raise you TO preserve the peace and dig
nifty OF the nation. +. NJ. BOND.
Signed,
From Catholic Bishops.
FT. WAYNE, ISp July /.
President ofhr Tnicd Stutr&:
The Catholic Bishops oi Peoria and
Ft. Wayne desire to express their most
sincere sympathy and most earnest wish
for your speedy recovery.
Signed J. II. SrALDING,
JoSEru DwINGEE.
From Vireinia's Fair Daughters.
RICuMuNu, VA, July /.
Nr< G,,rd,ii:
We deeply sympathize with You in
your sal aItiiction. We shall to-day
send up many earnest prayers Tor the
speedy recovery ui your atlrCtlOnate
husband and our beloved President.
Signed.
The LADIES or RICHMOND.
From the King of Roumania.
BUCHAREST, July 1.
President Garfield, Washington, d. c.:
have learned with the greatest in
dignation and deplore most deeply the
horrible attempt against Your precious
life, and beg YOU to accept my warmest
wishes for your quick recovery.
Signed. CHARLES.
Hancock's Pity.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-Gen. Sherman
this morning received the following dis
patch from Gen. Hancock:
"I received your last dispatch, and the
morning papers seem to present moth
ing accurate as to the condition OF the
President. Ii an opportunc moment
should come please express to the Pres
dent my heartfelt wishes for his COM
plete recovery.
A Touching Telegram from Clara Morris.
RiyERDALE, n. y, July ;.
Ms. /. +. RockreN, Ertc'djrs Mansion
For Mrs. Gorfsid:
At such a time will not presume to
recall mvself to Mrs. Garfield by di-
rectly addressing her, yet cannot re-
main silent May not hope, Madame,
that through your courtesy and good
judgment, the afflicted lady may receive
assurance OF my heartfelt sympathy and
earnest PRAYERS for the welfare OF her
and hers. OF course hundreds are at
hand to render all the great services Tor
the patient, but ii can aid in even the
most trivial way, command me, | EN-
treat you, and, dear Madame, believe
the most respectfully,
Signed CLARA MORRIS.
French Chamber OF Deputies to Adjourn.
PARIS, July tin the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day, several members will
propose to adjourn until tomorrow, in
order TO mark the feeling OF the House
on the attempt TO aSSasSinate President
Garfield. Al! the morning papers, like
those published last evening, brand the
attempt against the lille OF ten. Garfield
in the strongest terms. General news.
papers expressed the opinion that it
was the work ol 4 vulgar. weak criminal
only, invested with no importance by
the high dignity ol the criminal.
Chill 70 the Front
WASHINGTON, July 2.-SenOr Marti.
nez, Minister from Chill, called in per-
son at the Department Ot State this morn
ing, 10 leave letter eNpressiug the deep
sympathy of the government and people
OF Chill with the President and people
Ireland's Sorrow.
DrELS, July /.
.ha,ric.:H NEi<ifr:
The municipal Council, assembled to-
dav. takes the earliest opportunity OF
expressing the great sorrow and regret
at the daStarlly attempt on the life of
the gallant and distinguished President
OF the United States, aud desires to ten
der its deep sympathy to the Americans
and General Gartield'S : family.
Signed LORD MAJOR OF DUELIN.
Japau'S Feeling
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following
telegrsphic dispatch was handed TO the
Secretary OF State by Ioshida, Japanese
Minister i'll Alaska:
Toxic, July /.
losiair. JupUn<a Minister at .4losk0:
A dispatch announcing an attempt
upon the life OF the President. has
caused here profound sorrow, and yCu
are hereby instructed to convey, i'll the
name OF His Majesty, to the Govern.
meat OF the United States, our deep
sympathy, and hope that his recovery
will be speedy Make immediate and
luil report regarding the sad affair.
Signed Woo GENO,
Acting Minister ot Foreign Affairs.