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

ordseuy III a sorrowful and sympathetic
manner.
COLON, Columbia, Sept. 7.-Cyia Gal
Veston)- The news of the attempted as
sasslnatton of President MCKINLEY was
received here last evening with profound
sorrow - 0AouiIu
The United States gunboat Macbfas
sailed last night for Bocas del Toro.
NEW YORK, Sept. Gov voorbeos
oI new Jersey, announced TODAY that nm
account OF the attempted ASSASSINATION
vi PRESIDENT Mckinley the New JERSEY
state exercises which were to have taken
place at the Pan-American exposition ar
buf1alo next Friday. and the bannue+ 70
the irish and Canadian rff1emen ARRANGED
Iol Inat GATE, as well as one at Long
pIancn announced for Monday next will
not take place
Mt4LBOURNE, Sept The federal
caplnet has requested the governor gen
eral OF Australia, the Earl of HopetOun
TO cable the secretary of state for the
colonies. Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. ex-
pressing the sympathy of the Australian
people with the Americans.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. liking Oscar ba.
telegraphed to President Mckinley his
regrets and sympathy
PANAMA, Sept (via Galvestonl
The attempted assassination Of Pres,
dent Mckinley has caused a profound
sensation here All classes of society
sympathize with the Americans SINCERE
ly and hope for Mr.. McKinley's speedy
recovery. There is great anxiety and
news Of the presidents condition ia
anxiously awaited.
ROME. Sept THE premier. Signor
Aanardelli, called at the United States
embassy this morning to express his
sympathy with the United States in its
sorrow at the attempted assassination Of
PRESIDENT Mckinley. He has instructed
the italian embassy at Washington to
express the deep execration Of the crime
felt by the Italian government
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept AT the
nome of George z. Morse. in this city.
Lieut. j. S. Mckinley and Miss McKin-
iey' nephew and niece of the president,
received the news of the ATTEMPTED as
sassination and were almost Frustrated
Early this morning they were gratified by
the receipt of dispatches stating that the
president had passed a comfortable night
and that there was hope of his recov-
cry.
OTTAWA, Ontario, Sept Sir VIII
frid Laurier has sent the following teIe-
gram to Lord Pauncefote, British am
bassador at Washington
Ottawa. Sept 7, I901.-Lord Pauncefote.
British embassy, Washington, d. c.:
have the command of his excenency the
governor general, co ask your lordship to
convey to Mr.. Hay, the secretary Of state,
the expression Of the sense of horror with
which the government and the people of
Canada have learned of the fiendish at
tempt upon the life of the president of
the United States, and deep sympathy
with which they feel in the distress OF
the American nation and Mr.. McKinley's
family. They fervently hope and pray
that it may please Providence to fol the
hand of the assassin, and to prove a
life held in such high reverence not only
by the people Of the United States but
by all nations and particularly of the
people of the Dom Mon Of Canada.
-WHfrid Laurier.
Prime Minister.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept. Acting
Gov Northco,t this afternoon issued the
following proclamation:
81 W. A Ncrthcott. acting governor.
state of Illinois. do hereby appoint and
set apart Sunday, Sept. 8. 1901, as a day
of prayer for the recovery of William
Mckinley, president of the United States.
I sincerely request all our people to
gather some time during this day at their
usual Claces of worship and join IN
prayer services for the recovery of our
beloved president
AUGUSTA. Me, Sept Joseph H
Manley member of the Republican ma
tional executive committee, sent the fol-
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