The Evening critic., 1881-07-02
THE coNsrrLsIIIp TO pARIs.n

Frcncn, ana Tic Stlu ITO, nul lnuU nus was
u French name, and that he thought he
could get along over there in his diplomatic
relations with the French people. 1t is
needless to say that the man received bat
little encouragement at the State Depart
mcnt. Mr.. Hit, however, says the man is
very intelligent but at the same time
cratic.
THE PRESIDENT SLEEPS.
At 80 It was deemed proper to induce
sleep to the wounded President, and ether
was administered.
CONSULTATION BETWEEN DISTRICT ATToR-
NEY CoRKHILL AND CHIEF BROOKS OF
THE SECRET SERVICE.
Colonel Corkhill, District Attorney, and
Colonel Brooks, chief of secret service,
were closcted together at the City Hall
after the detectives and judges left, and
drove of in company to the White House.
Neither would speak about the affair or the
circumstances or evidence relative to 1t.
SECRETARY BLAINE's DISPATCH TO VICE.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR.
Secretary Blaine, in answer to an inquiry
from Vice President Arthur, tcegraphs as
follows:
"At this hour, l p. m, symptoms are not
regarded rs unfavorablc, but nothing def
mite can be stated until after the probing at
u ClUtk. bGtJttSl unNltlN ltlN uo W ~
suit"
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
LONDON, July 1.-The news of the shoot
ing of President Garfield was received here
at 3 o'clock this afternoon, after the stock
exchange had closed for the day and all
the American bankers had dispered TO their
homes. At the clubs it formed the general
topic of conversation.
THE NEWS IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, July 2.-12:30 p. m.-Thc
stock market narrowly escaped "a panic this
afternoon on extraordinary news from
Washington, but the later advices stating
that the President was still conscious and
that his wounds were not necessarily fatal,
afterward caused better feeling in finan-
cial circles and strong men came to the sup
port ofthe securities in which they were
most interested The greatest decline
in any one stock was Al per
cent Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
but later half of the loss was recovered.
Government bonds were firm and unaf-
upon the result of the Presidents wounds
that it is impossible to tell what will be the
financial condition an hour hence. Money
is loaned freely on call ut per cent
GUITEAU LAYING FOR THE PRESIDENT
Nt THIS MORNING.
Messrs. Shepherd and Semmes, two gen
tlemen connected with fine Health Office.
saw Griteau in front of the Presidents
Grounds about : o'clock this mouinp. Gui-
tcau amnronchcd them and asked what
time the President would leave the
city to-day. They told him they did
not knew, but he could find out by CO.
inc ia the White House. They saw he
seemed to he in an excited state, and the
| remark was made by Semmcs flat II was
nm unus,,all, carly hour to caN on the
President. They left him and he walked
off in the direction of Seventeenth street.
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deepest reprobation for the crime ofyoura at
tempted assassination. On behalf of all true
Southcrncrs pray that you may be speedily
restored to health.
T.. n. 1rosveriior, Oh ONO says: pray
you .ne repor. 10 eAasecla,so. my people
are II, GREATNESS horror' """ pra! ior YOUR
my oo,,a 20 Ma. val. - uI
conor"tnInte ,,o, nno, your narrow escono
Let us be thankful to God for having spared
you"
General w. A. Miles, at New York, says