The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-05

recent death OF Thomas OernelQ, the Bfesi-
dents uncle. News Of the Presidents as
sassInaton was no. broken 10 the old lady
until Sunday morning. A telegram re-
ceiyed by member II the family to-day
states that when The sad news was Impaired
10 her The old lady very calmly rem8rked,
I"GOd belp me-" This was all she said at
the time. Since then, however, more en-
couragiug news has been forwarded regard
ing the Presidents condition.
MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July The follow.
Ing kilograms are few ont Of hundreds OF
messages OF sympathy and coincidence re-
ceivcd at the Executive Mansion, and by
the Secretary Of State:
FDENTOE, N, c., july 3 To His Excel
lency j. A. Garfield A blind and wounded
lex.Coniederate soldier tenders bis cOngrat-
uIations on your improved condition. May
God raise you TO preserve the peace and
dignity OF the nation.
ISignedl +. W. BOND.
FoRT WAYNE, ND, july 40 the Pre-
sident OF the United States: The Catholic
bishops of Peoria and Fort Wayne desire
20 express their most sincere sympathy and
most earnest wish for your speedy reco-
very.
[Signedl L. SPALDING.
JosEPH DEvoNGER.
VEXTYoR, July AIRS. GARFIELD: Love,
sympathy, and hope.
[Signedl
WHiTFLAw REID AND WIFE.
RICHMOND, VA, July Airs. Garfield {;
We deeply sympathiZe with you IN your
sad affection. We shall to-day send up
many earnest prayers for the speedy recov-
cry OF your affectionate husband and our
beloved President.
[signedl THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
the GEsANG.VEREIN VIRGINIA.
The following dispatch has been sent TO
Hon. James G.. Blaine, Secretary OF State,
Washington, ID. c.:
RICHMOND, VA, July 4.-The Gesang-
Verein Virginia OF Richmond. in regular
meeting assembled tonight, unanimously
expresses its deepest sorrow at the At
tempted assassination Of our President,
and to him, his family, and the nation we
tender our profound sympathy.
JACOB EBEL, President.
w. II. Zimmerman, Secretary.
The following telegram has Just been re-
, ceived from the King OF ROumania:
"BUCHAREsr. CATRoCIYI, July -Presi'
, dent Garfield, Washington: | have learned
with greatest indignation and deplOre mos
deeply the horrible attempt against you
precious life, and beg you to accept ny
warmest wishes for your quick recovery
rSigned1 CHARLES"
rhe Secretary of State ha. just received
the following for Mrs. Garfield:
PARIS, july 4.-Madam Garfield, LXecu
tive Mansion: Accent expression OF on
deepest sympathy. [SignedJ OUTEEY.
2:2j p. NJ. BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4-2:25 =. "
The President awaked from sleep rev
moments since and said to Dr. Bliss, wh'
stood by his bedside, " Doctor, feel bette
than have at any time since | was wound
? ed"
2:45 p. NJ. BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4-2 40 I. IA
The attending physicians continue TO eN
press a hopeful opinion OF the President
: case. Peritonites has no superyened a. yet
. land there are no more indications OF it thar
{ there were this morning. Condition OF pa
, tient therefore, although critical, is n
!. worse than was to be expected.
p The Secretary Of State has just sent tn
b following telegram to Hon. Amos Town
@ send:
A "TO Hon. Amos 1O,onSend, Cleveland
/ Ohio The Presidents condition has no
o materially changed since morning. AT tbi
Q hour 1880 be is suffering less pain. He !
@ entirely calm and courageous. His mind
: clear, aud be accepts Whatever fate Co
q NAV ordain for Inn with perfect resignation
: and with sublime Christian faith. We ar
Y profoundly anxious, and yet hopeful, as I
Y the final result.
. fSigued1 "JAMGs G.. BLAINE"
i OTHER TELEGRAMs.
It EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4.-Tne TO
s. lowing kilograms have been received:
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 4.-HOn. jaime
G. Blaine, Secretary Of State, Washington
e Profound and universal sympathy here fC
q the President. Telegraph Us his condition
!. GSIguedl Il. w. COBB, Governor.
# NEW YORK, July 2.-Secretary OF STATE
=. Washington: | have Just learned with th
deepest regret and indignation Of the ho
rible attempt on the Presidents life.
sincerely trust be may recover.
[Sienedl CANPEREALE,
the Charge d'AtfaireS OF Italy.
s., nor Martinez, Minister from Chill
called in person at the Department OF STA
Il on Monday to leave letter expressing II
re deem sympathy OF the Government an
'e peOpe OF Chill with the President and II
10 people Of the United States.
l..
l. this country of the Provisional Governmel
Of Peru, forwarded on Saturday lett
expressing the deep sorrow OF himself an
v his Deople for the lameutabIe occurrence.
10 The Secretary OF State has received fro
Count Lippe, the Austrian Chars
"a d'Afires, telegraphic communication Col
If yeying an expression OF the sympathy
" his Government with the President an
pa ncoOlp of the United States.
2, OTHER AFTERNOON BULLETINS.
is Executive MANSION, July A 30 i. d.
DIR. Wood ward, in conversation with Sc
retary Hunt about fifteen minutes ago, sa
there was no perceptble change in Il
Presidents condition and that his sym
3 toms were very favorable,
no EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4-5'l5 Il NJ
ar The President partoOk OF a quantity
no chicken broth short time ago and has
"a tanned it. He is resting about the same
4. when his condition was last reported.
he A FEAR THAT THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION
ut MORE CRITICAL.
u WASHINGTON, July 1920 7. M-The
be is strong feeling outside OF the mi
at House that the Presidents condition
more critical at this time thdu 1t f1s y
rs been. This impression rests undouOted
IN on the remarks privately MADE Dy tho
I'd who are conversant with the case, al
is whose avenues OF information are OF &
r, best possible character; No official bullet e
it. will probably be issued at present, and it
II, held that the physicisns in attendance a
be deferrng a bulletin in hopes that chan
Us for the better Will occur SHORTLY. The an
I'd iety which has been very intense all the
Id ternoon has deepened great deal IN |
I'D last hour, and in the city at least grave
K ...at,l.,e;ore arn fclt of a fatal issue.