The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-30

emotion was when boquet was brought
him nom bis sister, Mrs. Scoyille, This
weakehing,. however, was very brief. He
made will bequeathinH his body to Rev.
pr. Hicks his spiritual adviser, with the In.
junction that 1t shall not be devoted to any
hKRcENARY PURPOSE.
His book il also LEFT to DR.. Hicks. His
counsel, Charles Reed, drew up the will.
When taking leave Of his sister be insisted
upon Kissing her for the last time through
the oars OF bis cell, asking that it be so re-
corded. Warden Crocker or Assistant
Maruen kush WAS present at all of these
maj interviews. At times Guiteau broke
out
=, IN pESuNoiATIoN
OF PRESIDENT Arthur for his cowardice, and
oI tne warden and his deputy, whom he
accused OF bounding him to death. Guiteau
said he wished to be hanged at noon sharp.
but Warden Cocker had set the hour at
i:So o'clock. The gallows and rope were
tested last night with bag of sand weigh
fully. ''' 'N' '''' '">N''''
MISTAKEN.
NEW YogE, June @.--In reference to the
statement madc by Mrs. Scoville concern
lng uuiteau's insanity in letter to Presi-
dent Arthur, in which she mentioned
Judge iorter and NJ. L. Stone, editor of
the chicago Daily News, the latter sends
the following: ''Wil the Associated Press
say In two lines that Mrs. Scoyille is mis-.
taken IN her reference TO me in her letter
TO the president printed TODAY
lSignedI M. Il. SToNE"
Foreign.
MURDERED.
LONDON, June 2.-Lord Carrickarde was
murdered this morning on his way home
from Mas,
CORRECTION
Lord Carrickarde was not murdered as
was first reported, but his agent, Mr.. Blake
and his steward, Mr.. Keene, were killed.
No arrests have been made.
DISABLED.
The steamer Paris, from Hayre for New
York and New Orleans, was spoken on the
10th inst. in longitude 26 west, with her
machinery damaged. No assistance was
required.
notwithstanding that yesterday was Cor
onatlon Day, Woolwich presented busy
aspect IN consequence of war prepara-
tions upon q large scale, and
the dispatch of munitions of war, irclud-
ing explosives. Arrangements have been
perfected by which 10000 men can be en-
barked on an instant.
The correspondent of the Times confirms
the statement that 25,000 men of the army
reserve have been
SELECTED FOR SERVICE,
although no positive orders have been ia
sued. Theccmmanding officers of the yolun.
teers have offered the services of their men
Tor garrison duty. At Cheatham last night
complete return was ordered of marines
available for foreiga service.
Blake was cousin of Lord Carrckarde,
ana was over 70 years old, He had
REFUSED POLICE PROTECTION,
although his life had been threatened sew
eral times,
The reserve siege train at Woolwich is
Deing moved into position TO be ready for
service. There is a siege train complete
with stores and appliances already at
Malta.
MADRID, June 30,-The government in
tends to despatch two more irgates to Alex
andria.
PROMISING.
ALESASDRIA.Jnne H2'-Raghel ..Pasha has
promised 20 dismiss the project OF police and
chief Of Gensd' armes. The government
has decided TO employ destitute natives on
public works. 1t is believed they will
be put. to work on fortihcations.
''RIdHT.n
PARIS, June D.-The Journal des Debats
says Great Britain is right in desiring to
act alone IN Egypt. We firmly believe
that France will afford her no assistance.
The control of the
suEZ CANAL
belongs by right to England and will be.
long to: her de facto. 1t is for her a aues.
ton of life or death.
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