The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-05

nn,u WV w SNo nun ahotheruo ar In money
he was thoroughly humbl.d d and
radically changed. / am sometimes ufraid
ne would steal, rob and do anything before his
es1tisih anu sef-concei' hall be Knocked ut
OF him. So You see Iregard his case IS hone
less or nearly so, and of course know no other
way Tut TO dismiss him entirely from nv
nina, M snd leave him entirely in the hauds Of
ha his cNnn, MaRsa, with .y.iy faint hope that he c,n
DO changed either In Ills world or the next"
RxPRR.sIoNs OF SYMPATHY
ashtngtoo, ID, O., July g. Minist.r from
spain, MI Barca, cal ed upon Secretary Blaine
purpose Of dsliveri, & a copy I. Z the following
telegram from minister of state at Madrid;
Madrid. July 3.-To the Spanish minister AT
WASH gton: In he name of the king, express
70 |nos sns government OF the United SIsts the
profound sorrow that the attempt again the
presidents liis has caused III Spain His
majesty and his governors express ardent
III Pc ior me recovery Of President Garfield
Ihe following WAS received yesterday after
noon by the tecretary OF stats:
Lisbon, Portugal, July J.-ToJ. G. BlaIne
secretary WashinHton: lam horrihed at the
attempt U on the Presidents lifs, and await
wi anxiety.
lsigned,l MORAN. Executive Mansion.
Bdltmore, July A. Hon. j. & Blaine, SEQ.
retary OF State: Please forward to his excel
iency, president OF the United States, the pro
iound -ympa,hy of the Italian BEN flciul A.so-
Grafton Unione Frst,l anzi, of Bait i'm ore and
Wienes ior MS -peeuy recovery.
l.. l. LAzzENE, Secretary.
The following were among the telecrs ma
received to-day by Secretary Blaine
BLgor, Maine, July 3-To Secretary
| nlaine, wa hington: Your telegram con-
Veying formation of the hopeful condition
| vi .ne president Is great relief TO all, hut we
| gre all tsfr Dl' anxious Convey our heart
| ieit sympathy TO tho president aud family
| lsignedl HAMLiN.
| Jacksonville. Fla. July 3 TO Hon. j. e..
niaine' secretary Of State, Washington. ID. @,
Inc citzsns or Jacksonville in common
| WIN the entire country, are shocked al the
| Intelligence of the Oft nptei asssssirr tion of
NE pr side I, and desire that You express to
Mrs G'lfeld ih"ir sine re- sympathy in Tn 4
nou OF her deep gr ef; and that We q, @ hope
| iui mat the pre- 'ident be spared TO the G ,un-
Try, the genus Of whose Institutions he so
srandiy illustrates. [Sigr.dl
NOUNS Sc TON,
| Mayor Ot j Jlcksouyille
New Orleans, July S.-To Hon j. g. b aine,
| secretary OF State: Alta meeting of IN, Han.
cock Association OF Louisiana, conyen ened by
order 9l The president ut No. II Commercial
flace, John McEnery called the association 10
order, and referring TO the recent sad intelli
g"nce from Washington Of the att, mnt 10
assassinate the PRESIDENT. invited the mem
bers 'manift st their sympathy In some D.
propr ate form, whereupOn Isaac W, Patton
oifvr' d the following resjlutions:
| be ~ resolved, That the attempt to assassinate
Pre- ident Garfield has been received and
regarded by members of this association and
py VI II ieilow country men as great calamity
10 tne nation and arOu.es In the brcass OF all
patriotic tlzens the prOiouudest sympathy
Tor the president and his family, and grave
anNiellc S for the troubles and turmoils that
crime.
Resolved, That we cherish the most earnes,
ana sincere hope and unite with all good peO.
PIE IN ieIyent PRAYER r. the recovery OF the
president from his great illiction.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
ana were ordered to be legraphed to tn,
secretary of state of the United slaves.
! lSigned.l JomN MCENEny.
Boston, July .-Guitteau's brother is in this
city. j. W. Guitteau in giving an account OF
the assass'n's early history, says "Charles
julius was born In Freep0rt III. in ls4l or 1872
He was one of the children OF l.. W. Guitteau
| late cashie or the second iational babk I,
Freepori, Illinois. Mr.. Gultteau died recent,
aged 20 wears; was one OF The Oldest and mos
esteem T., G H'ns of the state. As a
) yonth Cherries Julius is reported To hav,
been good boy, with notl Ing to mark an N.
er better or We ta7n he average OF his ass
cia,es, several wears he ore he became Of age
anu while pr w. r""''""e ut the univer
Of, joining The Oneida nmuniiy, an,
dlu So lie dweit there for som,
years and finally let because h,
could net live mp the rules OF the order be-
ing 80 lul' ianger, lie threatened to issue Q
puDilcation exposing the pecuiarties OF tn,
community, but was prevented from donc
mat by oartlcle written by John II. Noget
recognized head OF the c. immunity. linn,
alately alierward he entered upon the study o
the law in the oflice of George ScoyilIe. ,
brother-in-law, in Chicago. He was % mite,
to the bar In that city about eigh-
teen years ago, but is aid to neve
nave hN & mad Other ,han small ofiico practice, II
me way OF b'li collecting, etc. II 10 reported
that be was prosecuted and fell into bad ro
pnte IN tiat city On account of col Getting sum
vi IN ney whlGh he fa'led 10 turn over to the
leave town. The assassin has been
travelling through New England, more or
tss, 10: year or two past, n, lecturer,
assuming the title of reyerena. He advertised
an honorable and his brother tel II O him thni
ne had no claim TO such Title, having never
hnd portugal honor, lie said that any lec,u,e or
was an honorable. and that he knew lawy er
IN onlcsgo VINO mad zen In states prison VITO
advertised himself Ms IN honorab ., This
| ana IN ttels Of numerous unraid hoard
hills In Bo-ton, led to wurdy cnntroye, sv
M,, which resulted 10 his being expelled from his
protheis hou.o and subsequently Vlorn,ly
elected from his office, a. he would neither iase
advice nor mend hls evil ways and fraudulent
| practices"
Columbus, o., July D. Hon. j. G. Blaine,
| 0tcre'ary fState: Continued favorable reports
are gratefully rec lived have requested the
| p' ople OF the stare TO assemble In The churches
,o-morrow and TO engage in d votiir
TO God, and that tic celebration of
to.mortow ahaii ba conducted In nc.
cord with the physical addition Of the
| ? esident. May God grant him speedy mn
| lu,i recovery Is the pray Of all. Please read
lhis dispatch to the president.
| lsign'ul CHARLES FOSTER.
10 the above, blaine replied as follows:
Washt gton, july TO His Excpliency
Chafl-s Foster, Governor of Ohio: The pres :.
dent is deep,y touched wit tn. feelings Of af-
lection manifested by the people OF his state,
,,ar Az sh9wh IN yonr telegram. His condi.
symptoms have appeared, and his ioiii.
tune anu cheerfulne 9 are admirable, trust
the pious and devoted example of Ohio may
be followed by all the states OF the union 10.
morrow lsignedl JAMlsG. Blaine,
| ,,.,. Secretary state
col en- y, mlnist Of foreiga Anal 3. at WnsS.
| ,ng,on, ID O: Tho crime at Wash ington has
hlied our hearts with horror. In the name o,
| ,ne government and of the ,ntIrs peOpls
OF Roumanta l transmit to your
| excellencv this evidence OF sentiment OF
| erl-i which the news OF the assassination has
70 tue government aud family of the illustri.
| ous Victim.
| tSigued,l &c. HRtrAtSio
President OF the Council of Ministers aud
Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
| ,ToJ. u. Blaine, secretary Of state, wash.
~ and nd nsySmpathy, have be.n received
Duke and Duchess reck. Expressions OF In.
terest and syinpathy are uni,ersal. Calls at
my house aud the legation are inoes SAINT |
| have duly forwarded ,our teiesrama 10 our
minlsteIs In Europe. sgpedl LowRtL,
Minister 10 London.