The Washington times., 1901-09-12

petrated on the person of your Excel
fency and I form fervent hopes for the
prompt re9eg9Eg pE g, Sty% & X2pr RoMhNa" asslis
From the French Amba ssador to the
United States:
President Mckinley. Buffalo, L. s.:
Permit me to offer you the express
sion of nv painful emotion and my
iCAMBON."
From the Argentine Minister:
Long Branch.
"Mr John Hay. Secretary of State:
.''The President of the Argentine Re
public. by cable. instructs me to eN-
press on his personal behalt TO your
Excellency's Government the deep con-
sternation which has been caused nm
NV the abominable crime against Presi-
dent Mckinley, and his heartfelt
wishes for the recovery OF the mus
trious Chief Magistrate OF TINS great
country President Roca asks me 10
send frequent news of the state of the
noble victim who so much concerns all
the z'ii''i ie''" GARCIA MEROU."
From the Russian Charge d'Affaires:
Narragansett Pier.
"To the Secretary of State, Buffalo,
His Majesty, the Emperor charges
me to voice the sentiments OF the
keenest sympathy to the Government
of the United States and to convey
to the President the expression OF the
most sincere wishes for his Spe.Iy re
coVery. DE WILLIAM
From the German Secretary OF Elm
bassy:
Mr. Cortelyou:
II am in receipt of the following tele-
gram addressed to the German Charge
d dAnaires now in Buffalo by Baron
Richthofen, Imperial Secretary of
State: You will please express to
family of the President. in the name of
the Imperial Chancellor. the warmest
sympathy and most sincere REGARDS.
COUNT Won MoNTGELAs."
From the Charge d'Affaires Of Switzer-
land:
Il am in receipt of the following tele--
gram rom the SWISS Hlgh fedeLaI
Council: We beg to express to ms
EXceilency, President Mckinley, ana
to the Government of the Union our
horror az the attempt on his life made
Yesterday in Buffalo. as well as our
sincere wishes for his speedy and
complete recovery from the wound;
From the Governor General of Canada:
Quebec
Mrs. Mckinley, Buffalo:
Am deeply grieved TO hear of the
dastardly attack made upon the
residents life. Please accept my
deepest sympathy. l rejoice to hear
that latest accounts today are salts
factory. MlNIo-
From the Governor of Newfoundland:
st Johns.
"vice President. Buffalo, N. Y:
My Ministers request me to express
to you in their name and in the name
of the people of this colony the pro-
found grief which is universally felt at
the calamity which has befallen the
Americans and the horror with which
they regard the dastardly attack on
the President, imperiling noble ana
valuable life, which they pray. under
BELL"
From the President of the Municipal
Council of Paris:
THE President and members of the
Bureau of the Municipal Council of
Paris. in meeting assembled, address
to your EXcellency expressions of the
profound indignation which the whole
people of Paris have felt at the news
of the cowardly and odious attempt of
which you have been the victim. They
cherish most earnest wishes for the
early recovery of the President Of the
United States.
'DAUSETT, Hotel Deville.''
From the Mayor of Coventry. England:
Corporation and citizens of Coven-
try express horror at dastardly attack
on your Excellency, and their hopes
for your speedy recovery.
"GoATIE, Mayor
From the Mayor OF Chesterfield. Eng
land:
'Burgesses of Chesterfield express
deep adherence at outrage on Presi-
dent. and hope he may speedily re-
cover. SPOONER. Mayor