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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

H. New York Hwsn Of July nth, ~
lengthy article which far,ishss sons
Ascending statistics Of IL influx Of cant.
~ tnte IL cotton Ststea and TIE nate.
nal development Of THE section Of The
ksssaesy. Ths writer shews tho trenen.
doss work accomplished, end ii eosne Of
accomplishment BY powerful and inuspae.
" wealthy railroad syndicstss, and the
invsstnsnt Of capital In cote. n..,s...
easss and oGAss indastrisa. No Len than
lW,seo,00 dellsn have been subsszibed
In 10 Moth sad In Esrops, in u. M
year end ball, loe ,nvestuept in ~
Soath. This esosnous san AZ -o..,
eovs" iavsst.snts and dsvelopns.ts s,ly
IN tAss portion Of To South sast az ~
AaasanipR river, ana soutA of Riehroua.
Va G
Ihb dees ~ include ths W. suus IN.
P'sysd aad szpsndsd in Missouri, Arhs..
~ Texas nd Western Losiians s..h
nPed strsdss In The conatructiou az rail.
'oads nd iAstsrias Of various kidd, -.
witA'st . PARALLEL IN ~ sisaatie ectsc.
psisss q ~ Uaitsd staAss.
10 ~ South II means u ,,o-,.. ~
es.se ssd unparallsd prospssity: ~
ssild'ns up q her wasts p,asss; u. a.
velepasat Il unknewu "a u,ex,,,,,a
.'eea'as; ~ iaAsx q greet, Aasay -
'nassesssss PeSslaaisa; ~ iass,assa vi.
- q ~ psedastivs la.ls; IL s>eeav
ed greet pslaatioas of nsw eo~-ar,,.,
40 eg'issltssal psoepssity Il III IL 80,
IT, eapstsl, pearing into ~ so.th. :
'.vssesd ~ saly b nihpadA eotto. nm
sesesfiag intssssea, and ssuessl s.he,.
lass q hvssensat but Vim M I,
'.naas ia1ssaes q ~ iat,rs p,oa..s1,
M tAsnsss.
II writer ays sa tAk tspss:
TAsso y ut 80 tAiig that hassAo.a -.
twoeo ~ 6oatAogn fAsSnegu ~ nners.~
~ peeaPssity, 81 ut = ~ 81 ~ ~.
ltel with. which = epsgate. Takiso NJ
We0 G11o q ~ cIeee e u ~. 49,.
~ ~ devoG1o1sa, impeovericAei ~
without laboe q inp)e9aaA. l,,ceS =.
nail4 = bay sveeytAinG, they ~ f.M |
- aeeA efae1ik Air e dias1sr. ~
- laaaeeesea - alediag - M. Il |
basis Il sse1lk ~ e.rSit ~ Ss..n
En- mr. ~ NJ eSHx -nsI
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

The Centennial Anniversary Of Tie bet.
tie Of Yosktsvn, bids fair 10 beco.s III
noss noted u ell Ansrica's oelssrssisss
Of evss's sfss hssdssd yssn GO. Aajs,
osnsral v. .. naaeoek has been invited
BY the SECRETARY q War to take charge
Of the military Psstios II The celebration.
An honor noss WestAily bestowed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
Proceedings 81 Jury Commission
STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
Pariah Of Natchitoches.
nth Disfricf Co,,rt Clo.k,, No..

STATE OF lOUIsIANA, }
Pariah Of Natchitoches.
18th Distriet Court, Clerks Odice. !
on saturday. July I'D, 1881, the member.
~ HS sne Jury Communication met in the Clerk's
once, ut Natchitoches. La, according TO lav
aasl pursuant to w Osrler OF the Hon n d.,
so,a, District Judge. "
Aemt:ers present: Joseph Henry, J. Al
Snonse rrn;ll'onn.e, Chas. A. Billiard, and
George w. Kearuey, Clerk. ''''''
when Cha.. 4. Ballard, in preaence Of the
open aud draw from the general yenir Io "
one at time, tue following named erss,ns
to serve ~ the Petit Jurors for the lat anil
second weeks Of the October Term NJ the
District Court, In and for the Parish NJ N.."I'
'toches. State Of Louisiana. to-wit:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

y e3scssto q thses JssssseA ua,sss se.ses H.
ny .e - y ssea nay ~ nj q Ds1aaoai
S2 1sy oaee caaesAta .sy rScesve osees
sls peVssS "a 1sstiisses IA cosYots $500 sFs
e ~ e y asy general Nv & THE Seats. ~.
seensec " psaseas; ard ~ rsM.pany 10y q.
:r;s ns ccst.:sss powers wiahis ssy state II the
Ar(je3e s....(Apital Stock.
9scnox I: 11s Capital Stock II thi. r"rc:c.
10 y hssrSy oxed q Five Hunarud TisOA:...,.
Asal.sA !epess.sled BY Five ThS,nsnl aAasrs VI
- hasArva d.llam ssch, with the right 10 ID.
- sasa capita! stock to Ose Million lh',lars ;
! psaca. ehas aat4 css0nsaliM shAll he organized
nsxl B. wai.slry, Winter ". R:sss..is. Jane.
I. CsaSsvye, Hs.ry 4. Wsln.slry, Stephen W.
sasIl ca..stits!s ths 6rss bOARD OF DIRECTORS
ed "ss'' hcaa their sslice until the
q ths Cslasa! Nsrk shall h:ve lrsn saLscrilsI
| lee hno!d NJ DsWctGsx ass authorized u cOsn.
| neace the coeslrurtion u the rOsA anA y carry
cst eas !s"vs:eas q this charter 70 enahle tlrs.
@ tala .s6sr!;ptios. to the Capital Stock ahall
THE amount hes l.rrn sniwcriG.ti.
-. The ta.e aud nannsr u payment lor
S"ck ahat " sarh - may b determined by the
800 = DrsctGsu PrWvtlsd, however that ID
csI slau " neds d nOse than ten pr cent on
lr1sv s.otH.r I'm ~, ~ saS ssS' ''"'' e'sp"e
Sxc. = No sesckholier shall h. held lishls or
vseoeslles = - cs0tracts ~ faults Of thu Con.
ps.y " any !asthss ssM than the unpaid halancs
oHesx ~ ave the Company ~ shares owned by
aHs eave Ne eotct a ansulliug this Charter "
expaaog e(sckhGl4sr " sny liability l,ryOs,d the
~ - ~ a s "slscrtrs:a9 unpaid.
uss Il ths CssSv $780, s"s~ ~ ss !: . .s
q 81 sssi = sss .s:.sssr by. 70 transfer
saSe spss Ms siscS S.t% "a :. .sck Ss satI
~. +, - g e1t ss!. NJ mu e.! SEEK;
SsssiS., = ~ ~ ,.s s'Jss 2. " sn o. any
sss.is.i ~ - IS.s1. sI Y" L u. ~ ~
~ srr iSi1v ~ V.sssss ..Sic. ~ sst ~ .1 ss
yy ~ sStt. ~ "a !. q W., sss :sssst PR
~. IN ~ ,us"1; ~. =. ss sis
iavs II H. C"~ns.v eth - . .s.a - t T.. ~
hoasd of Direc1..r 49, ~ NJ. .sS ~ ~
sAall h ss6jeet r. rspsol change or noaiacs
CaSpssy q tSeir .setiss :" VOC "''r1 VI ae
e.. + ~ S.niciis - IL. Co,,,.., ...m..
H. civ a. NstcSisosSs. !" ~. III C .ss.y sanA p
seeyei ihern ~ ~ Prssiiss1 ~ ~ C".,, s..a'
10 BIZ a6sssce % he vicsPrssidsst.
Ar0eSe S.s..Ge0efaD PoWofR.
II ~ Ca~p.,v n ..,ove.,a a. .........
FMsv-To locs1e co.sessct ~. o-. ~ ~ :
nilrooi viii ~ ~ ..ss ..scI. ..n s.., -.
ts1sNaA u ssch essee ~ c.ssrset : NY .s,.
nsiosity II ~ Srcs ss :. - .sS, :" cs ssa BY
expe1isst hsx.sisS II = .'i.1 ~ ~ ny, ,ss'
Tyrr - ~ ~ ~ ~ N ~ We hos Deu
wing th~ars II . poist Il 0r Sesr Sslirsaow.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Natchit0ehes.

s"ss ~ N0sCuatOc0eN,
1t II hereby ordered that special jury l,e
drawn aud snmmoneal in accordance with
act. No. g. Of 1850. to he composed of niue
competent Jurors for each Of the Int and 81
weeks Of the October term OF the Distr;ct
Cont, parish Of Nstchitocl,es, far the trial
Of OIL criminal eases. where the penalty II mot t
necessarily imprisonment ut har,l labor. or
death, and tue Jury Commission, II directed
to draw sa.i special Jnries, and the Sheriff
q! ~! salnnson the same. Said term Of the Dis
trirt COart To convene On the lat Ion.iax <.
October, 1881. '''"' u"
Done: ordered and signed in Chambers
this 18th day Of July, A. b., 1881. -
(Ssgne'') d. PlERSON.
Judge, 18th District, Lin.
.,s ElEs ~: OFFICE, Natchitoches, La, july
JNO. A. BARLOW.
Deputy Clerk, D. T..
Froeee1ings Of Jury Commission.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

Wanted 10 knov-wAst 10 he Liasr.
sses setvsss To Loaisisas Lottery Coz.
paay and tAoss ''cAsscesl" lotteries a Y;
cents . chance, held 1t Church Esssrssip.
"snss aad Faint Il the ssnAling In
one, bseaass AZ ia magnitude, ssy greater
than In The other, hscssas Of it, rsligio,s
q charitable oejseta' We ass writing Of
'hs nosal nature Il tAs ease, aud IN no
other sease. --.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

U"s q u nast voadselal Ssoss in
.l1as ~ pseSesnsa q ~ Chiese,.
= Lssis ~ New Oslsa.s r,,lro.A :,
ss'eay, S0aA h guaes a u ~.
- ~ ~ slaaesa hsu a..
Se@Ase ~ ~ . Aalf i,ehaa
~ ~ aivi1e1 q hEe sssH,... II
~ nAls sasA, 1psa vhisA hs.ls v,,,
vAeo e>jest W. = - vh.a
49, veeh nsst speedily s1set ~
49, ~ wAs,s rests. Woek
se = : s's,ssk .. =. q IL dav
- - ~ s'sssst ?. n, ~ -
Ws sspsesA iaelsaiae u Koo.
s.es 1saasA & tvsaty-sas ms. ~
- vsss saaniag h IN dir,ste.a.
~. ses 80 80 "a ssp,eysa n
!. selaan 49, - ~ asteal eaea =
- v'st ~ absal oDoaeoA
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

La Saturday ~ Car saa family whit
sd Moscow, Ranis, md vess esthssiss
ssea'ly vsSssasa Sy ~ popslsss. II
nsxt thing h sstssr win 10 another @
count Of sttsnpted saaassinatiou BY Il.
Nihilis1A
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
CD. John c. Barch, Secretary II sh-
vsissd States ssssse, did In Washington.
D. c., on Friday, July sssh.

The body of BiaAop Philip X. Smith,
S"rmsrly II high standing and influence
In the xssnoa Church, Who exposed th-
Mountaia AeoAow nasaocrs, wss RECENTLY
found 10 sssssa. Mexico, under sirram.
sssscrs Indicating nsnlss. Several a..
trmp's hasl Prsvioasly lern made 10 nas.
dr. him. lie sstieipsssa sseh Q fate.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

Recently . ssnhss a internal mn.
chimes VEN discovered concealed In bar.
IsS q esoesa sAipssa = Lvsspsel itsu
~ United S(a1sA TAia has created con.
assemble seaf b England and The United
sss'sa AID . tAsspssA Investigated has
been inseiestsd 70 discover whence am,
y whom sAsy vsss aAippsd. The city
ed,eor Of ~ National Dsnoerst Of Peoria
Illinois, says ~ naeAinss vers mann.
'.e's'sd U tAas city. Nsyhap ths wAole
asa'r ~ TO u place, Il oaly . ssaaatioaal
report nads 70 gaia notoriety.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

shaw asd Deslittls. AZ the Louisiana
team, Won The secoed prize In The double
bird match q Louisville, On The sath Jsly.
Leaiaiaaa hss NAH . splendid rsconI
sA'sysss, ss ~ distrst interstate con.
tests of vasisas kj,la
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

F'sa'ss 0aslslA = ssill reported q
!. peovisg, alAssgA - Aas ssns Ssvs,
aa''y' hst D sssstriag hgpsa sseh. =
e''e'sa " dssp anxiety LIT week. By
n . y y elsstEieal spparatus Of pso.
e.'sss Ban 4 Tsistss, II ~ lss. sa,se.
saansd tAes ~ ball h leesNsa m IL fho.&
van q ~ ssasass, innsdiaAsly over
" eTsta, ahsat I've isehes bsaev "A n
- neheSAs asvsl. No asts.ps Win
snaAs = sxtsaet Il q psssspt.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

a hand d despsraaoss In wisoousiu.
nave been ts1osising Esa Claire county.
particularly Tie willians BsotAsn. rhsy
nave secase)y ssesasssa thsuaslvea In |.
ssc.'oa q essntsy shssnAi.g IN caves,
ana q l.ssse daass wess bsisg hunted
eewa With thirty bleedhssnda, hesaed by
e.' on'eea soa>s sevsnnsat seeuts,
aey bsahls CAaslsj cd Ysllsvu1s.e
Kelly. Ths 1aa1 bias fhir - h ~ -
..e"'eg WA ~ svss taken plass h
~ Big Wed q Wisssssi,.
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Y sssssst.s q thsss JrssssaA ua'sss s..s:s H.
osevee y ~ naaoS Assstaah9. DsysiAA fsr /;
peyp9ty. nay nake cGoSrs1ta Nv s0ceivs 6anO
q - g pef.esal lsspesty, sal Aan Deessss ~
tes pev8e - Ds0SileSes wAicA cespoia11eos are
= ~ Se y asy gcUetal Aw & THE Seete ~
saensee " peeseas; ard ~ csM.pany NY o..
UotoeA Mates OhAl sl.sh asah.sisr IT, ssmr
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

T0Su-IO nofcAaea q lsaaa 49,
1919 9 ceslaeitaa. q ny asiacsass1 ~
~ lse ~ oeecaaRees, e11shiseA 1eSossfv
~ 49, - -. - 49, ~ - nal.aia ID -
1savEn.-1S lassw niesy, 9ts 1essSses
soae vesasy . - sWu cssatk ~ sSs~.s. =
cescsse!H0el1g 81 naiataiisg ~ - - ~
u ce1Snss1s - ceanectiAg lnsa = ~.
sS ~ ssI..s sc ev.s - = ~ h6sSe.
g. !. -. ~ -. ~ !! - /. - -
~ ~ 49,. \. u. & Y csa[ NJ -
~ t!.;s 2e u ~ . - hv1A 1slsy II
lslssoe6 - = ~ v..Ss!@ -: ~ e aoy
3 - = 49,. ssso 4. - ~ = - -
eap16ol s6oek ~ - -. ~ ul1ee4A ~
.sa Is;sasl l:sIs:sy = - 1. sss =. y ~ q
11;!s $1,000 wltA ~ stasr hallway
~ ~. S.s1s -. !. +. n. ~ ~ e4y sssa1ed 81
M k.ss~s,Z CSSa cees aOces1ing
answleg - sssss;ii1 ~ . - passed
E0e5e l...1eor5 e1nir,eA...
- cSr:os !: r. sss3ssa1. pssssseSt . es.,.v
FL ~. u 49, 4 - oa!a 9 Ulsee1ssa ee~1essS
~ ~. Sss.ss1 = eaosa1sl 8 seoee; 49,
- esssis = ~ ~ ~ n ~ s1eh s0eoas
gSsI I'D u. ~ - = = agPailsd
k.st 9 aeeaal ewssr ~ ~. e 49, ~
q s,s.s.1 ~ = - n $50 Z 80 - q
~ m ~. ~ - laeas - 80 less ~.
ld.ass . sslsviss. ~ -. 49, sssssa = 80
q =. IS: ~: =: = 49,: = ~, a.; -
81. -, - =. ss'e. -. = g. u
~ r. ~. = = 1890 ~ ssvss.ss4 = "a -.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

State Of Louisiana VS.. Jno. ! A NJ.
District Court Parish Of Natchitochs. -
No. 4SlI.
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Mo- OSaaA Hsl1A6ssNsa = ~ ~ -,
9i,rs sh s111b - seaaAa sks.. - asoey u
Q soasrunnD 49,. An asssy ssss 4 ~ ~ 4
49, 49, 49, sHass.I - ~ ~. ~,
81 = vee - sasss 80 ssasvsa, h CDR y hsasr
ssssseiss.
An bsalsos - ssvs blssss ~ ss,su,sA,r
atsVn1shsA ~ - o11ssnpA - Tvs P1nSs1 |.
vmocASoA NAycuss0euA L..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04
Anxiety I'm Baltimore.
PULPIT COMMENTS AND DBNUNCIATIoNs OF TIE
AHaAaSTN


The Baltimore american this morning SAYS:
"The anxiety to learn further details of the
condition Of President GARFIELD continued un-
abated In this city yesterday. The newspaper
andtelegraph offices were all day surrounded by
crowds, and the br1efeet kilograms were read
With great interest The news that the Presi.
dents symptoms were gradually growing more
favorable. evidently was great relief to the
popular mind. and when bulletin giving de-
c1ded hopes OF his recovery was posted on The
american bulletin board there was faint
attempt at cheering. This latter demonstTa-
ton, however, Old not meet with general favor.
The intimation In the f1rst edition OF yester.
days american that the sermons In the
churches would, In all probability, have special
reference to the attempted assassination, had
the effect Of rendering an the CITY congrega.
Tors much larger than USUAL As was anticI-
pated, In nearly every house OF W0rahip In the
city. the tidlngs from Warrington were com
noan cpoR Re Sno DR. Sne o9e D Gas n ae
Of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church.
n en- i Ss fna gpon the
ceeaiul and unsuccessful attacks On former Pres
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Ex-senator COnkling's Views.
THE ASSASSIN OF CNsouND MIND, AND HIS DHK

TIE ASSASSIN OF CNsOuND MIND, AND HIS DEED
NOT CAUSED BY THE FACTION FIGHT.
Ex-senator Ccnkling did not show himself to
the people who thronged the corridors of the
Fifth Avenue hotel until late In the afternoon.
He remained In his room during the day. John
F. Smyth, ex-superintendent OF insurance,
spent part OF the day with him. About
to the Office OF the hotel. he was dressed In a
faultlessly made suit OF black cashmere. He
locked pale, and appeared to be laborlng under
nervous excitement. He walked to the clerks
desk, mailed letter. and shook warmly the
hand OF eX-AldeTman John j. Norris Then,
turning on his heel, he walked hurr1edly
through the throng who were reading the dts
staircase to his room. Early In the afternoon
and In the evening he received kilograms from
Vice President Arthur detailing the Presidents
condition. About p. 10. Mr.. C0nkling received
several callers. Among them were ex-senator
Thomas c. Platt and his brother, Mr.. c. p.
Skinner, OF OeWeg0, Charity Commissioner
Jacob Hess Major Willard Bullard. Isaac o.
Hunt and other local politicians. III. Cmkltng
expressed sentiments OF eorrow for President
to assassinate him WAS one Of the most terrible
incidents In the history OF the country. he
had grave doubts OF the Presidents recovery.
He believed that the crime was the work Of q
man whose mind was dlsordered, and had no
political significance. He said to one Of his
callers that he cid not think that any number
OF the people would believe that the contest
thing to do with the attempted murder Of the
President. He did, however, fear that his enc.
mics might try to manufacture such senti-
melt. M Cooking does not knew when he
will go 10 Washington. He may 70 10 Albany
tornjght-M z. sun TO dau.
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idents OF the United States. and argued that
the acts were owing TO the existence and devel-
opment OF soeialistic ideas In this country
Rev. DR.. j. 7. Smith, pastor OF Central Presby.
for the recovery OF the President, as did num-
Ger OF other cleTgymen. Prayer meetings with
the same end In view, were held In the Shearith
israel and Lloy d-street synagogues and several
dispatches or coincidence were sent TO the White
House by churches and Sunday schools OF the
city,"
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BLISS.
WOODWARD.
REYBCBH.
BARNES.
a Bad Symptom,

To's euIe' n Is yeiy urtavo-able Its VIC i
feature is the return of tympautts and The
Increase 10 the Ia'se. Respiration and for
rerature are neither as favorable es Woe, tsa
previous bulletin was issued. The F,e,,sa,,
IS IN a verg dangerous condition. Toe hons q,
hts recovery grow less.
What the Members of the Cabinet S,v
About the Presidents Coudtrion
At eight O'Clock It ives stated by Postmaster
General Jsmes End Secretary Hunt. VINO had
just come from the President, that the gym -
toms were not es favorable es they were sor, 9
hours ago. TIE pulse and respiration. have in
creased. and the pain IN the lower limbs is
Hire less The tighfness across the stomach
tymparitis had also returned. Ca fhe whole
! the unfavorable condition and symptoms were
very dscouraging.
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7:45 PM.
THE LATEST OFFICIAL RUI.
lETlN.
7:.5 p. M.-COuci.iOps Not So Fa.
yOrable

yOrable
Inc iono"'eg or'le''e was Issued at 7:45:
The President 's net so comfortable this
evening. Does not suffer so much from min
in feet. Tympeuit's IS again noticeable
Pulse 12s; temperature 1919; respiration e.
Another br''e'in VIII be issued az 1onm
after witch, In order not to disturb the post
dent unnecessarily, no further bulletin WIN n.
Issued until tomorrow.
BLISS
WOODWARD.
REYBUBN.
BARNES
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EABCUTIVB 1AESIOE, ll:5U a. II.
There Is no material change in the President d
condition. Doctor Agnew. the eminent surgeon
Of Philadelphia, who came here this morning to
consult with resident attending physicians.
says that, In his Judgment, there are some TEA.
lures Of the Presidents case which are ex--
tremely encouraging. Among these b the fact
that the kidneys and intestines are entirely un-
injured, and capable Of performing their func-
rionR The liver u lacerated to some extent,
and the large nerves leading from the spine 70
the lower extremites have been 20 IN
Jured % to cause pain, which the President re-
feFs to his feet The stomach, however, retains
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A Boy DROwNLD.-About three O'Clock yes
terday afternoon white boy named Willie
Ryan. 10 years old, living at ZIG 2sd street
while bathing in the river 100 yards from Lit.
tlefleld's wharf, was drowned. His body had
not been recovered at sunset last evening.
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stesdfastly adhered to the religious principles
which is the body we represent in the Chris
tan world.
The tenderness and delicacy Of his domestic
relations must necessarily come before us as we
remember him at the Throne of Grace While
remembering him We will also contemplate his
who now, under this terrible cloud Of a1fliction.
needs the consolation and support that comes
rom a Weli-2rounded hope In Christ,
both both for herself and in behalf Of herf
Is absorbed with natural maternal
pride In her devoted son. grIeves tonight as
none OF US can conceive. His tender and delicate
affection for his mother, known to all the peo-
pie. and best to those who knew them we'll has
touched cord In the public heart that responds
10 his afi1icuon to-day with tenderer sympa-
my than could otherwise exist. his children
ing that God may guide and support them, and
that our President may be delivered from the
power Of death and restored to his wonted &C.
uy1ty and usefulness In the public Office In the
church, and In the family circle.
THE HEBREW CONGREGATION.
At meeting of the Washington Hebrew con
gregation deep feeling was manifested. Re
marks were made by Mr.. Simon Wolf and Lewis
Abrahams. and the following expression OF
sympathy was adopted:
THOU SHALT NOT KILL!
The members OF the Washington Hebrew
congregation, In public meeting assembled. at
their house OF worship, with hearts bowed
down with indispensable SORROW desire to give
the dastardly attack on the life OF His Excel.
!ency the President OF the United States and
In common with their fellow citizens throu yh
Bile crime that has so cruelty stricken the ma.
ton and SO Wantonly afdicted an honored and
beloved family. $3.50
The murderer's merciless wounds have sacrf.
legiQus'y plunged N poignant grtef QeYQeeQ
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EX'rR
1l:3O O'CLOCK A. M.
SUSPENSE
A NATIONS ANXIETY.
THE PRESIDENTS WOUNDS.
CHANGE FOR THE WORSE IN
THE NIGHT.
HOPES AND FEARS.
LATEST FROM THE SICK BED
WHITE HOUSE BULLETINS
THIS MORNING.
MORE ABOUT THE ASSASSIN,
CHANGE FOR THE WORSE Tn
THE NIGHT.
HOPES AND FEARS.
LATEST FROM THE SICK BED
WHITE HOUSE BULLETINS
THIS MORNING.
MORE ABOUT THE ASSASSIN.

The hopeful feeling inspired last night by
the bulletins OF the physicians was changed
this morning to one Of grave anxiety.
Reports from the sick room during
the latter part OF the night were of q
gloomy character. The nation went to bed
encouraged to believe that the life Of their
stricken President would be spared. They
awoke to hear news of the most distressing
character. much dreaded symptoms having
made their appearance during the night.
The announcements made by the physicians
this morning indicate no improvement in the
Presidents condition. His life now trembles In
the balance. The people are watching eagerly
the bulletins to catch some encouraging word,
but the present hour is dark one.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
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Affairs i'm Alexandria,


THE DAY.-TheIe has been no Gel eDration of
the 4th OF July here except the holsting OF flags
by the shipping In port. the closing OF the
banks. exchange, and post Office. AID OF some
stores. Hundreds OF peop.e left town upoi.
various excursion trips, and no one was per
mitted to forget "the day we celebrate" for
IRE crackers and pistols spoke periodically al
day long.
TIE CHURCHES AND THE WOUNDED :PRKsI-
DEET.-The churches Of Alexandra Joined with
those Of Washington yesterday In prayer for
the President. Jew and Gentle were not divi-
ded. At the Catholic church Rev. Father Whyte
said he was sure he spoke the sentiment of
not only the congregation but of the whole
community In declaring their horror OF the
crime. he begged his congregation to unite In
supplicating Heaven for the recovery OF the
Chief Magistrate. At the Episcopal, Presbyte-
Tian and Methodist churches there were also
prayers for the recovery OF the President.
UNITED STATES COURT-The United States
court, Judge Hughes, opens here tomorrow
There are several cases Of interest-the Car
michael doubled Malone postal card case and
sCme washington steamboat suits
PERSONAL Mr.. James 81. Neal, prominent
member Of the Alexandra Light Infantry, is
dying this morning,-W. C. Markell, we'll
known plasterer, contractor for VIM. Bryant's
house, died yesterday evening. he was lead
iBg member Of the Sun IRE company.