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

PARIS, Sept. 7.-Speaker David b. Hen
derson, of the United States house of
representatives. left Paris this morning
to embark on the American line steamer
St Paul for New York, accompanied by
Congressman Frederick H. Gillett. Mr.
Henderson was terribly concerned over
the attempt upon the life of his friend,
E President Mckinley. The Associated
Press telegraphed him at Cherbourg this
afternoon the latest bulletin from Buffalo
and asked if he wished to send message
to the United States. The following re-
ply was received:
THE bullets that hit the president hit
every good heart at home and abroad
God grant his recovery.
%. B. Henderson"
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Sept. THE news
of the attempted assassination of Presi-
dent Mckinley provoked intense regret in
( this colony which owing to fishery mat
tiers, enjoys specially kindly relations
with the United States. The government
is arranging suitable manifestations Of
sympathy should occasion warrant them
LIMA, Peru, Sept. IA committee rep
resenting the inhabitants of Lima and
Callao cabled to the Peruvian minister
at Washington, Senior Calderon, charging
him to express their Indignation at and
execration Of the attempt upon Pres1.
dent McKinley's life, sympathy for his
wife and family, and hope for his prompt
recovery.
HAVANA, Sept. AT meeting Of the
= constitutional convention today it was
decided to ask Gov Gen. Wood to send
message Of sympathy with the Amer.
cam people in the name of the conven
ton.
ALI day long the governor general had
been receiving kilograms from mayors
ayuntamientos and other bodies exfress-
ing sympathy with President Mckinley.
ROME, Sept. THE pope has directed
Cardinal Martinelli, papal delegate to the
United States, to express to the govern
ment the feeling Of deep indignation OF
his holiness at the attempted assassina-
taon OF the president and his earnest
prayer for Mr.. McKinIey's recovery.
The press strongly condemn the out
rage and demand the stringent suppress
sion Of anarchists
CHICAGO, Sept. EVEN before the
proclamation of Acting Mayor Northcort,
setting apart tomorrow as a day OF
prayer for the recovery of President Nc
k1nley had been issued plans had been
completed in nearly all the Chicago
AOISS LUZ SpGCldl SERVICES OF prayer,
Most of these will occupy part of the
time regularly devoted to Sunday wor-
ship
In many churches the subject will form
the topic of the sermons, while in others
there will be special prayers
Inere Will be prayers for President
Mckinley in all the Roman Catholic
churches tomorrow said the Rev. Hugh
Mcclure tonight. ''It is uncertain what
form the services will take until we can
know of the presidents condition to-
morrow. If it is as well as we can hope
then we shall ask all the people to send
up an Individual as well as a united pc
tftion for his speedy restoration to
health"
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. THE at
tempt on the life Of President Mckinley
has profoundly shocked the Russian Of
fetal world. which thoroughly appre-
ciates President McKinley's statesman
ship.
A correspondent here has received the
following statement from Prince Oblen-
sky, representative of Prince Lamsdorff,
the foreign minister, during the latters
absence: "All the Russian statesmen are
deeply moved and grieved by the at
tempt to assassinate President Mckinley.
Count Lamsdorff who Is with the en-
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condolences of the Russian government
and an expression Of sympathy on the
part Of the emperor"
Similar expressions of grief were heard
in the other ministries
M. de White, the finance minister, wired
message of sympathy over his own
signature.
The United States ambassador Charlie
magne Tower, said:
1T is not only a calamity to the Ameri-
can people, but to the whole civilized
world, because 1t is an attack upon the
life of one Of the most fafr-minded, up
right and patriotic men of our day.
81 consider 1t one of the most painful
incidents of modern times. / am sure
America will have the since sympathy
of all nations"
BUFFALO. Sept. 7.-An the executive
commissioners and the foreign commits
sioners to the Pan-American exposition
met today and adopted resolutions of re-
greet and sympathy at the attempted as