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

had been requested to communicate by
the government and people of Barbadoes,
of Trinidad and Tobago, of the Bahamas
and of the WindWard Islands
Mr.. Carignani, the Italian charge, sent
the following: In pursuance of instruc=
tionS of Italian premier, l have the hon
or in the name of the Italian nation to
express to your excellency the deepest
feelings of eXecration of the crime COM
mitted against the president of the Unit
ed States. and the most fervent wishes
for his complete recovery.
Consul General Hughes, at Coburg,
Germany, cabled: Prince Regent Hon
enlohe and governments Coburg, Gotha
and Meiningen request me to convey
deepest sympathy. Ask condition of
president
Ambassador Choate, at London sent
the following-"F'rom Lord Mayor of
London: The citizens of London have
received with profound regret and great
indignation intelligence of the dastardly
attack on the life of the distinguished
president of the United States. and de-
sire to convey through your excellency.
their sincere sympathy with your coun-
try in this melancholy event They trust
that so valuable a life as President Nc
kinley's be spared for the welfare of the
American people.
From Vice can Canterbury Cathed-
raj: ''Accep Kpression of deep sorrow
at outrage n president Prayers Of
fered for nf covery at all services in
Canterbury Aadral. -
From Lore fovost Edinburg: 'In the
name of tn tiZens of Edinburg [ beg
to express ror at dastardly outrage
upon Presi Mckinley, and to assure
him and NJ Mckinley and the govern
nient and lie of the United States of
our sympathy with them and prayers for
his recovery.
From Field Marshal Lord Roberts:
please convey to President and Mrs.
Mckinley, on behalf of myself and the
British army our profound regret at
what has occurred, and our earnest hone
that Mr. McKinley's valuable life may be
spared.
The senate of Peru expresses to the
people and government of the United
States the profound feeling inspired in
them by the iniquitouS attempt of which
the person of President Mckinley has
been a victim.
-Candamo, President.
BUENns AYRES, Sept. Ito the Pres
ident of the Senate of the United States
Washington: The senate of the Argen-
tine nation in its session of today has
which the nlustrious President of the
United States has been the victim, and
makes wishes that God may preserve the
lie of so worthy a ruler. send you
greetings.
-Norberto Quirno, Costa, President of
the Senate.
Montevideo-The government of Uru-
quay makes wishes for the speedy re-
covery of the ilIustrious president of
| the United States, Mr. Mckinley. 1 send
you greetings.
-tiOlman BooSen, Minister for Foreign
Affairs of Uruguay.
From Mrs. Charles E. Ladry, Swiss
Charge, Manchester, Mass.-I am in re-
ceipt of the following telegram from the
high Swiss federal council:
You are instructed to express to his
excellency, Mr.. President Mckinley, and
to the government of the United States
our horror at attempt committed yester-
day at Buffalo well as our sincere
wishes for speedy and complete recovery
| of the patient
Tschl-"Grieved and Mortified by abom-
| Unable crime against President NICK n
| ley's life. Beg to express my fervent
| wishes for his recovery.
-Hengelmuller Minister of Austria and
/ Hungary to the United States -
From Bailey. United States charge
! d affaires at Guatemala and Honduras:
THE minister of foreign affairs at Qua
| temala requests me to cable the deep
pathy which his government shares
with US resulting from the misfortune
| to Mr.. Mckinley, and that this govern
| ment also cherishes a sincere hope for
the president & SDeedV recovery