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

WASHINGTON, Sept S.-Expressions
of coincidence from all quarters of the
world continue to flow in upon the state
department.. Today's, messages were
largely from crowned heads and govern
ments Among them were the following:
London, Sept Z 1931-Secretary of State
Washington: Following message of con-
oolcnce received from his majesty, the
king, to American ambassador:
Offer my deepest sympathy at the das-
taTGly attempt on the presidents life.
Have telegraphed direct to president.
-"Choate, Ambassador"
NEWPORT, R. l., Sept s, 1901.-Secre-
tary of State, Washington: The prime
minister of Canada, commanded by the
governor general desires me to convey
10 you his expression of the sense of hor-
TOR With Which the government and the
people of Canada have learned Of the
tendish attempt upon the life of the
president and the deep sympathy they feel
in the distress of the American nation
and the presidents family. They fervent-
ly hope and pray that it may please
Providence to foil the hand of the as
sassin ard to preserve a life held in such
flgh reverence, not only by the people
OF the United States, but all other ma
tons and particularly the people of
Charge on Behalf of Canada and Colo
MES.
The. queen regent of Spain and her gov
eminent direct me to express the hor-
Tor with which they have heard of the
oastarGly attempt to assassinate the
president of the United States and their
hopes of his speedy recovery.
ARGOS, Prime Minister.
The chamber of deputies of Chile sin
cerely laments the criminal attempt ON
the life of the distinguished chief mag
lstrate Mr.. Mckinley, and makes wishes
for his recovery.
-Conchow, President; Blanco, Secretary.
The king and his government pray your
eXcellency to transmit to President and
Mrs. McAA-n-ey their sympathy, with in
dignant feeling for the shocking attempt
on the president, and they hope for a
prompt recovery.
-Wauters, Charge of Belgium.
asks me to convey through you heartfelt
sympathy with President and Mrs. Nc
knley and says God surely would NOT
permit SO good a man to die by an
--McWade United States Consul at Can,
ton, China.
His majesty, king of Wurtemburg,
sends through me his deepest sorrow and
sympathy, expires ing nope that despisa-.
bic murderous attempt VIII have no Sc
rlous consequence upon the presidents
NE Please convey also my sincerest
-0zmun, Consul at Stuttgart.
Beg my deepest sorrow and sympathy
be offered to President and Mrs McKin-
ley. The minister of state at queen re-
gents order called sterIay and TO-DAY
to ask that all news be sent to her i'm
mediately.
-Storer, United States Minister to Spain
His highness, Prince Regent Luitpold,
absent, telegraphs me to convey presi-
dent and people profound sympathy.
Wishes speedy recovery.
-Falk, U. S. Consul at Munich, Bavaria.
Observation-Disclosures of the House of
Representatives, Washington: In the
namc of the public regret the sad acct
dent that has happened to Mr.. Mckinley
ano wish him speedy recovery.
Jose Saavedra
President House of Representatives
{ Uruguay.
Lima, Peru-Cuban colony express deep
regret at the dastardly attempt on life
of President Mckinley, Offering earnest
prayers for prompt recovery.
Santiago de Chile-Vice President of the
United States, Washington: The work
ingmen of Chile deplore the attempt
against the life of the president.
Mr.. Lowther, the charge d affaires of
Great Britain, from Newport, r. l.. sent
separate messages of sympathy which he