Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03
THE NEWS ELSEWHERE.

President. Would it not be well for us all
clergy and people-t0 unite In these PRAYERS?
FIDEs
THE NEWS ELSEWHERE.
The Feeling I'm Baltimore.
Especial Dispatch to The Evening Istar.]
BALTIMORE, July 2, p. m.-The excitement
here Is intense, equalled only by the ind,gna-
tion OF all classes. The streets are crowded
and the entire police force is concentrated on
the main thoroughfares. The most fer1 ent
wishes are expressed for the Presidents recov-
cry everywhere throughout the city. J.T.F.
by Associated P,'esS.l
The News at Long Rranch..
LONG BRANCH, n. j., July $50 far the only
particulars received Of the shooting of the
President, is that learned from the following
dispatch dated Executive Mansion Washington
D. c., July g., addressed to Gen. Swain, Eloe-
rcn. N. j.: We have the President safely and
comfortably settled in his room at the Execu-
tive Mansion and his pulse is strong and nearly
normal, SO far as l can determine what the
surgeons say, and from his general condition,
and feel very hopeful. Come on as soon as you
can get special. Advise of the movements of
your train, and when you can be expectec,
AS the president said on simiier OCCASION 16
years ago, "God reigns, and the government
at Washington still lives"
(Signed.) A. F. ROCKWELL
Gen. Grants Regret.
ELBERoN, LONG BRANCH. N. j., July 2-Gen.
Grant has just arrived, and expressed to your
correspondent his deep regret at the attempted
assassination of the President. Mrs. Garneld
is almost frantic over the news. Her physicians
allow her to see none OF the serious dispatches,
but dictate hopeful ones to her. The utmost
excitement prevails here over the sad news.
A Dispatch to Gen. Grant.
A dispatch to Gen. Grant has somewhat re-
leved Mrs. Garfelds anxiety. 1t says: "Pres,-
dents wounds not mortal; shot In the arm
and hip"
Excitement in Boston.
Bosom, July 2.-The news OF the attemptel j
assassination Of the President caused the most
intense excitement in this city, and crowds
surrounded the newspaper offices. all OF which
have Issued extras In the early part of the
on every hand. The later favorable neVa that
the President was not dead in a MEASURE
quelled the excitement.
Business Suspended in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE July 2.-The most intense ex-
citement prevails throughout this city at the
attempted assassination Of President G arfieId.
an business is suspended. and groups of men
are as embed on every street, dumOf1uad-d
anxiously aud fearfully awaiting the resul. :.
Around the newspaper offices about Baltimore
and South streets the sidewalks and streets are
suing bulletins every half hour. There is a
universal expression of sorrow and 1ndlgna-
ton.
PhiladelphIa Greatly Excited.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The public is greatly
exercised here over the news from Washington
Large crowds congregate at the bulletin boards
OF the newspaper and telegraph Offices, and
Qr1y f0r fho vn0V ft to-
The excitement among the Sd street people is
intense and as before Indicated In these dis
patches the market is breaking badly.
The Car for Mrs. Garfield.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The Pennsylvania
railroad has ordered locomotive and car at
Jersey City to carry Mrs. Garfield to Washing
ton. She had arranged to meet her husband at
morning on the Central railroad for Jersey City.
The message informing her of the attempted
assassination Is awaiting her arrival at the
latter place. There is much excitement here.
The News in Wall Street.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The Posts financial arti.
Gle GAO p. M edltion) says:-The startling report
that President Garfield had been assassinated
reached Wall street few moments after 10
o'clock, but at first it was not believed and
consequently had no influence on the stock
market. Later, when the trustworthiness Of
the news was placed beyond question, there
was rush to sell stocks, and sharp decline
In prices; and the market has since been high
~ feverish, changing as the reports from
washington change respecting the condition OF
the President.
Antecedents Of the Assassin.
HIS RELIGIOUS PAMPHLET-A DIFFICULTY WITH
HIS PUBLISHERS.
In 1877 the assassin Guiteau employed Messrs.
Judd Detweiler, OF this city, to print In PAM
phlet form lecture by him upon the second
n nrfo or &c, vSnfj,
establishment were very frequent, and Messra
Judd Detweiler had much trouble In getting
any money from him for their work. Finally
they had so much annoyance from him that
MI: ls @ 1etweiler was compelled to eject him from
and opening OF the pamphlet:
THIS LECTURE IS THE KEY TO TIE BIBLE; STUDY
1T, AND GET SOME NEW AND VALUABLE IDEAS;
LECTURE
cHR1srs SECOND g COMING,
Ado,
CHARLES j. GUI-EAU.
IA Chicago Lawyer and Theologian.l
vnaf f i at Xn to snaS sSea he 1ona' tarry till come
SECOND EDITION.
PRICE, rs CENTS.
WASHINGTON. D. c.:
Judd DetWeiler, Printers and Publishers,
1877.
The Authors Preface.
This Lecture, 1t Is believed, contains the
truth about Christ's Second Coming, which has
been hid these ages. and the author asks for 1t
careful and prayertul reception. He is in full
sympathy with the Evangelical Churches. and
desires their active support herein. For i've
years, at home and abroad, Mr. Moody has
turned the hearts OF the people to the Master
and now the author asks them to search the
Bible, with the aid OF this Lecture. to find out
the truth concerning the second coming OF the
Son Of Man.
Washington, D. c.. November, 1877.
A LECTURE ON CW WRlSTsS SEC.
OND COMING.
A. D. 70.
For eighteen centuries Christendom has ex.
pected the second coming Of Christ From
Ather 70 son, from generation to generation,
TINS l0ea has come down from the Primitive