The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-15
EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET.

half-masted and church and fire bells
tolled. Today public buildings and pri-e
yate residences are being draped in
mourning, while expressions of sorrow
are to be heard on every hand. In an
ticipation of trouble the police Depart
ment had received rigid Instructions
from headquarters to be on the lookout
and stop any meeting that might be
held last night by anarchists The va
rious haunts of the reds" were desert
ed except for occasional groups of frz-
zled, gr1rny men. Who scarcely dared
speak above a whisper
Memorial services will be held in every
church in the city tomorrow.
Many OF the pastors have announced
special sermons bearing on the question
OF laWlessness an anarchy
out OF respect for the president the
board of directors of the Merchants ex-
change decided this morning to hold no
session OF the exchange today and alao
TO adjourn on the day of the funeral 1t
was also resolved to drape the Cham
Der of Commerce in mourning for thirty
days A committee was appointed to
take appropriate action on the death
of President Mckinley.
The stock and cotton exchanges took
similar action
I'd. sept. IA
meeting OF the citizens of Harrisburg has
been called for this evening for the pur-
pose OF considering resolutions censur-
ing Rev. DR.. Silas c. Swallow for the
publication in an interview of the Penn.
savanna Methodist. of an article reflect
ing on the administration of President
mckinley and the late president himself
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 14-Gov.
Stone today sent the following telegram
TO President Roosevelt at Buffalo:
Deeply deploring the great calamity
when has deprived us of one of the best
presidents that this country has ever
nao, earnestly hoping that the curse of
anafchlsm may be speedily lifted from
our land by the passage of wise and
eIeGtlve laws; sympathizing with YOU
IN me great responsibility which has SO
suuue1ly and unexpectedly fallen upon
you; hoping that your administration
may be distinguished by the great abiI
NY, tact and good judgment which has
S ~ characterized your predecessor,
hasten TO assure you of the continuance
ol the earnest loyal support which. in
peace ana war, the people of PennsvI-
oa a "a nave ever given to the president
Oh the United States
William A Stone,
Governor. >
cabled a message of coincidence to Mrs.
Mckinley. ~ WI O.
me United States training ship Hart
fora is mere. Her flags are at half-mast.
cPARKERsBURG, w. Va. Sept. IL
GOV. White has issued an eloquent and
Il evs ptrocl am regarding McKin-
AS a mark of respect l direct that the
tlldIionai colors be placed at half-mast on
for sl nero Of e. every building Of our state
Iol building, be draped in mourning until
alIer the opsequies; that the day of the
I IId De observed as one of prayer and
mourning; that so far as possible there
pe complete cessation of labor through
OUT lie borders of our state during fhe
fbat OF the funeral and recommend
tifne Wherever practicable
p5 BgFET 5,aIiss,n Sept LA meeting of the
n NED today in reference to making
GGa a IN the programme for G. A r
u Tay : at me Pan-American Tuesday, Sept.
dent 1t was decided to go on with H.
plans for the G. A r. day. but To make
II II Or OF memorial to President McKin-
Qtafea. SEPT. 14-Mayors of Canadian
Gu cues LEI, y. re notified today by the secre
public Buildings as a mark of r et. 81
On q account of the death of President Nc
klnley. 'AeAil MI
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sent 74A+
netting of Polish citizens held tonight in
the ,haH of St Stanislaus church in tho
~ oit ~ oIstrlct, resolutions were adopted
70 the effect tina he Poles of Cleveland
mourn the death of the president and
refer refer TO MIN as loyal friend; that the
name !s OF Leon Czolgosz and his cowardly
e arcb - ael s and condemned; that an
arcny ana treason are twin crimes and
should receive the same punishment
MADRID, Sept 1.-THE foreion oft3oa
mas t6IG2T6nhP6 To ~
minister at Washington. instri1ctions 70
present to the United States eovernnoan4
ehe condolences and sympathy of the
Spanlsh cabinet in the death Of President
Mckinley. - e'ioene
Of no fora JA Al Sept. 14-The minister
american charge d'affaires on behalf Of
himself and his associates in the roL1a- ~
With An an,e expression Of deep sympathy
eminent citizen who presided over IFS
deestln1e and requested him to accent
the,r. s sincere :, condolences.
PRESIDENT CampoS SALES cabIed +ba
president of the United States ~ follows we
be good enough to accept an express
I S1en + OF the deepest sentiment over the
i9sS the american nation has suffered in
the person Of its first magistrate. - IL
Camps Salles'
Brewer is the only member of the United
states supreme court in the city When
asked for an expression upon the nresi
dents death he said:
In the death of President Mckinley
the people of America feel that thew
nave suffered a personal loss He was
personally esteemed and beloved by all
me Inc people of all sections, and I should
IKE TO give APPROVAL of every noble Senti-
ment and every eloquent tribute ex-
pressed today regarding him, but with
mingled FEELINGS of profoundest sorrow
over this national calamity and outrage
that such a dastardly crime should be
committed IN this country, I admit my
self incapable Of fully meeting the situa-
llon IN words. Every one must feel the
deepest sympathy for Mrs. Mckinley and
other members of the family
MADISON, Wis, Sept 14.-Gov. R. M.
La Follette this evening issued a lengthy
proclamation on the death of President
mckinley The document in part reads
as follows:
His loyalty to public interests, his UNI
firing zeal for the national welfare and
reputation and his great achievements
for the country his masterful treatment
OF issues wholly new in the experience
of American craftsmanship. his nerfect
balance and remar'% ,ble poise of char
acter, his patriotic fidelity to liberty in
every form We're allied with a blamele.s
private life and attractive personal quail
tiles which disarm envy and destroy per-
sonal malice. Even the assassin found
his wretched excuse for the crime
through disavowal of any cause of griev-
ance against the man.
The governor calls upon the people of
Wisconsin to join in memorial services