The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-08

resolutions expressed sympathy for all
Americans and all good men in the hour
OF national grief and universal sorrow
and especially rendered the sympathy of
the body to Mrs. Mckinley
MEXICO CITY. Mex, eptz-Informa-
ton Of the shooting of President Nc
Kinley reached here at o'clock Yester-
day. Much sympathy was expressed by
President Diaz and the cabinet and all
the members Of the diplomatic corps.
On the first receipt of the news, Pres1-
dent Diaz sant an aide to inquire at the
American embassy; later, on confirmation
OF the news. President Diaz called per-
sonally on Gen Clayton. Ambassador
Azpfroz, at Washington, has been IN
structed to keep the president infinitely
and constantly informed
Inc shock to the American residents
was 1ndescribable, and demonstrated the
sincere affection entertained BIZ all for
President Mckinley
LIMA, Peru, sept.7 (vfa Galveston)-This
afternoon the senate unanimously ap-
proved motion made by Senator Felipe
Torrenbueno to cable United States Sec
rotary of State Hay a message of con-
doIence on the attempt on the life of
President Mckinley.
VIENNA, Sept 7-Count Goluchowsky
Austro-Hungarian minister of foreign at
1a1rs. today cabled through the Wishing
ton embassy: Heartfelt sympathy.
Warmest wishes for recovery
MADRID, Sept THE newspapers
mere comment briefly on the attempted
assassination Of President Mckinley, and
none of them fail to remember that it
was under his administration that the
war with Spain took place
The Globo, ministerialist, says: Pres
hient Mckinley, yielding to popular am
nl1ons, wrought much Ill to Spain" but
the paper condemns what it describes as
being brutal outrage
Inc Imparciel observes: eft would he
premature to pass judgement on the per
sonaI1ty of the president and still moro
upon his policy, but the day is perhaps
not Tar distant when the United States
VIII see In him the primary cause of the
decadenee Of the North American repub-
nc: me Liberal protests against the
crime, irrespective of the injury done tn
Spain by President Mckinley
NEW YORK, Sept THE following
telegram was received today by the New
York Chamber of Commerce:
London, Sept. 7.-Chamber of Com
nlerce, New York: London Chamber of
&c ueSHeS 10 convey to the New
YORK chamber expression of utmost hor-
ror and detestation at the attack ON Pres
1dent Mckinley, and fervent homes for
his recovery,
LONDON, Sept. limited States Am
oassador Choate wired King Edward ar
Copenhagen as follows:
~ nave been touched by your majes-
Tvs KIND message of deepest synpathv
az tfle oaStardly attempt upon the pres
loentS life and Will keep your majesty
ADVISED of his condition The latest ac
0oun's are favorable Choate."
Lord Roberts today sent the following
message to United States Ambassador
Choate:
Please convey to President and Mrs
Mckinley on behalf of myself and the
British army our profound regret at
what mas occurred and our earnest hope
spared. Roberfs -
COPENHAGEN, Sept. THE Danish
newspapers express the deepest sympa-
thy for the American people. Emperor
Nicholas, King George of Greece, King
Christian of Denmark and other royal
ties sent messages of sympathy to Wash
ington and many court dignitaries called
at the United States legation to make
inquiries and express their horror at the
crime.
ident Zelaya and the people of Nicaragua
express great sorrow at the attempted
assassination of President Mckinley.
LONDON, Sept. S.-The Sunday morn
ing papers all voice the horror and SYM
pathy already expressed by the daily
press. The Sunday Special. after COM
menting upon the insane aimlessness
with which the anarchists apparently Sc,
Iect their victims says:
'tThe atrocity of the outrage again
brings prominently before the public the
question of how to deal with anarchists.
Scotland yard knows a deal more about
the London anarchists than the public
realizes. The police even recognize clubs
IN which anarchial doctrines are preached
and plots Matched. The members OF
such organizations stamp themselves as
outlaws and the time has arrived when
they should be treated as such. They are
q source of terrible danger to the COM
munfty and should be no longer tolerated.
The Observer says: 1T Is gratifying.