The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-07-14
woRTHNGToN JULY Il 1881
the attempt 81 On tho 8, pre.ident ,.ii,:


I'll. .tt.np. q d u. president ..,a.
In. tie history Of thts oous,r1 ~ th.r. h.. n.r.,
sss ssdn 'ss san. - psysr. :: ri: l.:t xe:k
couutry bsen united IN th.t n,sv., -. ~
dent; aud nov from az .t "a d"v ws nc ptes. &
cheofcd With eFovine honss. And to.l.v cSsseeI
moro aud more. hope SretSrsn ViII not H' fsiI ~
n!ef thenks to God for tie Sbeneft received IN
tho =. assault msde " % our pres.. i.
oent; The nation received shock
Hnlen. % nres seale, eQutvolent Of the shock to
sne ptesadente syseem received from the bullet
child 1h NJ & SsSt an ~ i1s csee sr o.
Sumter vss " dfsd Oh % the SSoef % "a. Tms% i,nm.nsc st.
but indignation came to our relief and the usine of
great people, q it has been called. sprne mn At
hfst surprise to evsrt oss. But in tile csse Of our
ptesident tho danget was very great to him. and
6is life had 6eeo s' taken, Sot 4'ieAS Il would q
not haze shaken tho reovernmeut or 1nstion. 1t is
th.t .hS ha hsoa*h .
sssa :',e1ta dc:a y !he hand e5 .n assassin and
Thsre wers 'no no %.*,o.r. I 1H :no psace
snd no. Si.t.io". nS .sn1i.,.nt .oHa .o1'anss, rs
people. Every one w.n;Si 's ~ ;he
help the president were in the midst Of political
ioee!ety. and reeard one q the most unfortunate
snd nay ~ dtsRraoefnl things have ever known.
sne ptanderI an The Republican party which
like Roman soldiers sittins on the -ro,,cd ,hw'
,ine dice 20 see Who should bsvs '0" ;
share Of tho savior's t9arment, Lihertr
ie impeEilled for tho sake OF psrty.
plnndeE Guitean should be . subject Of penal
:hon S 9o1a a. no e.. Longer % permitted He
I'm vo1n1 An M nc "urrx un"et nss. Mx Gons.os
Nrv Vcnr I~i. T. - ~ 1 LCS1oM:
ml,scrintione to H. vund - com 40 '"es n.s
Nm. Gsr6eld's benefit woSla R.vs re..,,ed ,oa
800. (NlO to.d.v. hnt incIemont "..tser 10
subscribed. Cyrus ". Fields sent tii.n.tcI,
to J. & Morgan. banker. London. to which he
received An immediate reply by cable, from
which the following extract is taken:
shall deem It privilege to subscribe &s .OOO n
tho fund for the benefit Of tho presidents family in
case ot hta death, calamity which hope and trust
txt,I nsxt % spared both to our country and to his
1a%1.N ,1. T.
..5n s..$ v.fs1 !. !" o susses'o. Oh oeoree fea-
9ony -; tno .h;. oonaec'eo a;'e WIN the Nor
es" - '1' yy' no knoWn
az HNn 1,',,e @ morgan
{SvvV LIT, Taos FAR
rnnd ~ r.: ~ Grss,d no.t;D 10 Tue
tu .tha.. ~ :.os:.aS Nu eu.lue ~ 70 pour I'D.
4%3IS E no. Sat Lece'Tea tc-oax T. Is $9OOO from
woe,;.sssso. ss ok @k Hs.M s,Y Yo,yvO from 7. r.
~ Enn s' Po,o%T ~ tlon Sonh n Dean,
%!i,.. .s,n.. osTS Ts sna various other
S5s 90 '"'' 1"nu ~" amounts 10
T'o'O
q
Ntw toKA, Suy yo.-Commerclals washing
son sPec.si: Inc PRESIDENT conuouee IN very
I.,. ..vola%e conai"on. ne Ess exnio'ted more
strength than at any time since the shooting,
Garf,eld "a o1a.tiv rafre.hed ~ nsr "a 49,:
morning, and more confident feeling prevails
at the White House this afternoon than has
been observed since Saturday. The doctors
say they are much encouraged by the progress
Of suppuration, and that the fever is not BY
ana ~kAk AnA: -
OF GREATEST IMPORTANCE
rha f3rookIvr r.o,.,. W..hinnt,,, .
spondent ava: Ths most ;mnorss~t n;eca %
nswa TO-DAY from the had room nf The nres sJo,,t
is that his wound has begun "a discheroe ~;,h
The term ''laudable pus. by which is meant !.
eonGes %s .Rs Rs:des .des the Soe
point Of the case. Had the discharges 1'h heas
either not laudable. or been from, the ;nn.r ~
stead Of tue outer wall Of the Abdomen tbe
chances of recovery would lave haar
authority Of Dr.. Bliss that the nrob.bil s
are largely on the sile Of recovery Tnara ;s
no d;fRcuitv remaininc which tha doc+..s. da
not faeI co:fdant ~ tI,a;r .h;,t,, - o.,"sss w
1,ha stmosnhera .t the Whit H,nse - .,a.:
ti1elv hiisrious to-dsx Cabinet n';".ter "te
abont Ira bovs at 4 picnic or rather l;Ia ny!
tici.ns who have fust learned th.t = da.nsr",s pv-
" close election h,s been decided iH tSs;.
favor. A Socret.rv HINT axnre..eJ - ..Ts:.
hae been min snd tuck. Int t,1ck b.. ~, cot ~ ~
beat Of Il. and "a ara Ill resiv to h,vos ".o.;
fcation." e'0''-
THE PRISONERS ACTIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-Gen J. g. Crocker.
warden Of the j.il in which Guitsau is cou-
ing additional facts relative to the prisoners
actions since his confinement The general
80 ready to converse about his charge, and
a. as sott IN h; 'h:t Tor two or three
Wv rs.tIes. T Int i.ta,. III % ,ia,sS sSnes S "ss M
dor ~-;sena y - tS o9e Of inc most un
qnes..on. !. a. 70 the I'm movements Of tle prisoner
;ny :y roeo sooos oe'ocx IN tho morn,
o'e*Kls' . .nsn !: servea IN cleaning up ms CELL At
oca9ck Mls nIeah1sst y! 10 served ana ne shows
:', eGca k ePpente sna a'eesnon. siways return,
i,iE s n's Pl.'ter emoty. between breakfast and
Gunner a no sPenos hls ume loinng on the
~. ;''..,.s snu le.uSS MI. D'ole: ne says he
ing AZ denes,s. m.sn ,,,1 Ihis .!. 10 .,,,a
.. -. .; ns ySha IL ssADlNa "a INC AA1IEh y.
s,s,;s,;. va pITSs.. 20 no "ee o' newspapers Is
2non,ont r.. 1.nc''n no ueS u.ce Says CI nls con
to- 49," ~ ~ ,iso.;Jo.W S.:" VI "1 kuIros
horever hoan !netr"c.ad ."'o"i nn. ~ d.; aney nsd
fr.sn> tins, on s1,s. -
.ohaS .. ~ % o!eS', s"u ui'+au n"s not
. ssso~ .Hy .v' .uo pse. toul os!a A!tef dlh-
src;.s hmt n,,;nk,,, ~ouna r,..o n's cen Ior ex,
~ r. I R;n,. qu,HSaF IL @ nG y. s 20 Perosa!
=. sno D'p.e ~ no ssys II avoltS nle MIND
15om mo wy! ,s nas occurred ana gives HIM relief.
= ~ We ss:ou "a: VI QUO occss'on now ne pro-
noun.o1 nn n,. n.mT' s"o 1ep'co' As 1hough 1t
".' 'peneu oe'o'
~. ,-;.o,., T., -. an.,x.a5 ShA
Auo yI.eoneI 10 cohunea IN coll eight fect
'ooR ana n'e 'ee' "1do ana ten feet high 1tlooks
out on corridor eighteen feet vide, and has
one window eighteen inoAes wide and four feet
higher: Five bars run perpendicular. and are
crossed by thDee parallel bars, making
the opening between each spaces about
five inches by ten. Tho cell was
last occupied by Bobe BEDFORD, ex-
ecuted last Novembe. Bsforo him by Percy
Brown, the grave robber and blackmailer,
Who is now serving term for this oiIense
Brown took pains to decorate his eel! with
the bare stone walls. On tue cot
il straw mattress and pillow
no sheets are allowed Every prisoner is re-
quired to tidy up his cell ~ soon 40 he gets up,
and Guite:u 10 generally one Of tho first at
his cell except to meet officers Of the govern
ment, aud even then tho interview 10 carried on
in the private room Of the warden. Yesterday