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JAMES A. GARFIELD.

The second President OF the United fell by the hand % ~
assassin was born In Orange township Cuyahoga county Ohio N
Der ~ 1871 lie entered Williams college was made rr
dent OF the Hiram university Of Ohio early age OF "a m [
ana macced law and was elected member Ohio senate $50
90 In 1861 he entered the the Forty.secopd Ohio vi
uhs serving tn southeastern Kentucky he was made be
der-genea Of volunteers aud and Corn Ha a
appointed maogeneral OF volunteers gaIantry al the ba f
ne resigned shorty afterwards TO occupy seat in the
throughout with the Union pary In 1916 he visited
Louisiana to watch the counting Of the electoral January s lsso
"he sun member OF Congress Garfield was elected r &c.
senator by the legislature Of Ohio Republican convention a.
Ohago june 1850 he received the nomination President ~ ,so
Ou states and was elected General Hancock by the VOTES ~
every northern state except New Jersey California M
had only been naugud four months on July 1851 "a No.
shot M the depot OF the Baltimore railroad in Wahi
by Charles jules Guiteau disappointed office seeker 10 ls
er suffering great pain until September the same year Whom h
w. IOn ~ ms remains were moved Washington and the
funeral services were held In the Captol ON S
% services were also held 81 Cleveland where the eask was de-
posted IN the tomb HIS assassin found murder ana exc
cuted June 90 NM Wv
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN,

the first martyred President his high pos
was born in Hardin Kentucky 18th He was elected Pes
dent Of the United States contest November 1860
receiving $50 electoral Of 3 Douglas receiving ~
Brecndge 70 Bell 49, The 1851 go Doug
las 2b breckenridge SOs2 Bell 6iS2t election OF Lincoln
caused the breaking forth Of the Rebellion which last
ed until 1860 He reelected President by a good majority
IN the popular vote and majority college Rich
ond had been evacuated and his feet Of the
late Confederate capital Lee had surrendered was fugitive
ana the national banner again float Of Fort
Sumter upon the h Of April anniversary OF the dav fr
years before which witnessed Its Amid such oyou nt
ptons of the future the President down by the
hand Of an assassin he sat with his family friends In his box
at Ford heater Washington Of the 18th OF Apr 15
John Wilkes Booth crep upon and with fatal precision
fired pistol shot which in terminated his life The as.
sassn brother Of the famous Edwin resisting ar
rest Eight OF his associates suffered punishment four being
hung three imprisoned for life years The excitement
which the Intelligence Of his death throughout the Union has
never been paeed In human history The honors Maid the
chief magistrate surpassed magnhcenc any Pros
dent who had died either in office have hardly ten
equed In pomp by the obsequs ancient or os
times The body laid In state green room Of the rr
dental mansion and there rested April That dv was
observed as day Of mourning by American peoe Tho
funeral services performed the House and the body was
then removed the rotunda the Capitol Here IT again law
IN state guarded by officers with drawn swords r
funeral train which passed through Baltimore Philadelphia New yo
Albany Buffalo Cleveland and Chicago finally paused in Springfield
H. Lncons old home where the May after Journey Of 7o
miles, the final interment place
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Plenty OF These.

New York. Sept. 7.-Gustav Meyer.
who says be Is an astrologer. living In
Hoboken, n. j. claims to have sent the
following telegram TO President Nc
kinley when the latter was in San
Francisco:
Your wife win live another year.
until about next February or March
but be careful Of yourself You will be
shot or stabbed during the month Of
June or else In September"
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Germany Symnathizes.

Berlin, Sept. 7.--Baron Won Richthof,
the secretary for foreign AFFAIRS, when
he received news Of the attempt on the
life OF President Mckinley, called at
the United States embassy this morning
20 express his sympathy. A number OF
the diplomatic corps also called for the
same purpose
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LONDON sYMPATHrzEs.
English Cousins are shocked nj
Americas Affections.

London, Sept. THE attempt upon
the life Of President Mckinley is the
sole topic OF conversation IN London
this morning. In the street the people
are saying: Isn't II awful" which
reference Is quite sufficient TO Identify
the subject that IL uppermost In the
minds Of all.
Bulletins are eagerly awaited and
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Was Thoroughly Tbrasbed.

New York, Sept 7.-Detcctlve Frank
IIlGe OF the Central office, had all he
gould 40 on Fourth avenue car at
fortleth street last night to protect a
nun drunken man who denounced
Lresident Mckinley. The n. speak
ing IN a loud voice. said many harsh
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AUCTION sALE.

n
on TUESDAY. SEPT, ~, At lo'S, . =, u
M "a FIRST West St Furniture Nh'F0N
stoves dishes. Cooking rtensels e, Imam
Also on wednesday. sept IT, ~ f,,ian
No 100 w. First South - lAAe ia
Bridge car 10 Tenth West ~ wy. red
Furniture. Fine Carpets. steel hAAt''
Ing Bed Dishes, etc ...,,o,eer.
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WILLIAM, /. II.
VICTORIA, |. II.
PRESIDENT LoUBET.

The president OF France to President
Mckinley.
Rambouiet Sept. I; With keen sfiic-
ton l learn the news Of the heincus
attempt Of which your excellency has
just been victim, ! take II TO heart,
to join with the people Of the United
States In wishing the early recover,
Of your excellency and earnestly de-
sire in this sorrowful juncture TO renew
to you the assurance OF my sentiments
OF constant and cordial friendship.
EMILE TOTfDET
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Chief Events in Career Of Pres. Mckinley

Born at Niles Trumbul County, Ohio January 20, 1913
Educated in the public schools Poland Academy and Allegheny
College teacher and taught in the district schools
Ohio
Enlisted In the Twenty Infantry June IL
Promoted to commisary April rs, 1902
To a second lieutenant september 23, 1862
Made first lieutenant February 7, 1893
captain July % 1854
the STATS and
breveted in the Volunteer
ident Lincoln galantry In battle March 3, 1885
Detailed assistant adutan general OF the First Division
First Army corps o General Carroll
July 20 1895 studied
practlcing attorney.
In he elected prosecuting Of
Married Miss Ida saSon In January, 1871.
Reported bill in 1890 defeated recollection
the November following
In 1901 Of Ohio plurality II 5i1,
and in 1903 reelected by plurality of sOs05
In 1884 deIegaeatage to the Republican National
ventou supported Blaine for President
1888 adeegatealarge the Republican convention
n supported John sherman for President
denomination of benjamin Harrison
At which Mckinley
1872 votes although candidate.
On at St. Louis
receiving 001 out of a total Of 0O5 votes.
He elected President In the November
plurality of 100000 and received 27i
against t70 for W. j. Bryan.
During his President
Quoted wars-the Spanish and Philippine.
Unanimously renominaed President
1900 and again reelected W. JBryan this time with
largely increased popular and electoral msjorties.
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From the emperor and empress OF
Germany to Mrs Mckinley;
Koenlgsburg. Sept. 7, 1901. The em-
peror and are Mortified at the attempt
planned against your husband. Ac-
cept our deepest sympathy, hope that
God may restore TO health Mr., Mo-
Kinley,
WILLIAM, l. II.
VICTORIA, I. II.
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FROM FRANCE.

From the minister OF foreign az.
fairs Of France TO the secretary Of
state:
Paris Sept. IL beg your excellency
70 accept the expression OF profound
horror inspired In the French nation
ana government, ever ready to share
the sorrows as well as the joys OF the
people Of the United States by the at.
tempt on President McKinley's life
ana our ardent wishes for the early re-
coNery from the noble chief OF the great
American Republic.
signed. DELCAssE."
The French official world was much
affected by the news OF the attempt to
assassinate President Mckinley. In
View Of the ears coming TO France.
There Is anxiety lest a similar attempt
be made on the life OF the Russian
emperor while he Is the guest OF
France Great precautlon has been al
ready determined upon but the string
ency Of the measures win now undoubt.
eddy BE- Increased tenfold. The foreign
minister. VI. Delcasse was one OF the
first callers at the United states en-
uassy today He had previously ca
nled TO Washington an official express
sion OF sympathy. but said he wished
personally TO express to Ambassador
Porter his feelings OF profound re-
gnet and horror In behalf OF the presi-
dent and ministers OF the republic.
The premier. NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau,
and AL the cabinet ministers either
called personally at the embassy or
sent their cards
NJ. Pulet. chief OF President Loubets
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CHICAGO GETS AN "Ap."
Windy City "Pnts In Wholesale
Arrests of LOng-Haired Buns.

Chicago, Sept. 7.-Burled close 10
where the Haymarket monument stood
facing Randolph street, a city laborer
found two large dynamite bombs
Word Of the discovery spread rapidly
and a crowd soon gathered around the
excavation and gazed curiousiy at the
explosives.
They were taken 10 Inspector Sheas
Office in the Desplaines street station.
The inspector ordered them destroyed,
street aborers began 90 work early
IN the day tearing up the pavement
around the spot whore the monument
to the Victims " the Haymarkct riot
stood. They had dug down about a
foot when one OF the men who was
using a pick turned up what appeared
TO be two old sections " iron pipe, He
was about 10 throw them aside when
he noticed that the ends were plugged
He examined them again and then ct
them carefully on the ground and "
ped back.
The city detectives, noticing the
crowd that gathered quickly, forced
their way through the throng and took
the bombs to the Desplaines street sta
ton
A superficial examination convinced
Inspector Shea that they were loaded
with dynamite, The police are al a
loss 10 explain how the bombs were
buried In the street.
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There are some storekeepers
who do not like 70 sell Three
Grown Baking Powder, II Is
sold at a close margin, and the
profits on II are not as large as
some Of the other brands. You
know you get fun value for your
expenditure because we set the
price at which this article Is
sold, our effort Is for your
satisfaction and we want YOU 10
have the best baking powder Is
why we make a feature OF put
ting this excellent article on the
market at tAe low price for
which we sell It.
Three Crown Is sold and guar
anteed by all grOcers az 2bc a
pound. Ask for II and refuse all
substitutes
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PRESIDENT ESTRADA.

From the president Of Guatemala to
Mrs, Mckinley
Guatemala, Sept my government
and most heartiully lament the un-
happy event Re pleased TO receive our
profound sympathy.
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some member OF the audience would
give vent TO their feelings In English
II was not until early this morning
that the meeting broke up.
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prAMoyp RING on WATERLOO OF, Sa y
nj, hstreen second and fogtin sps.s y.
Main Return 20 IS Maln ana 's'e'"
ward
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Tor the steamer were tremendopJv
eager for further news of the prasj.
dents condition, many dreadlne ,hs
( week OF suspense with which thclr nss.
sage viii be marked. The / oclocL
relief. s''''Vs'
AT Euston station when the Lucan,a'.
ualn lett there was q scene similar 10
She one witnessed at Waterloo station
Inc passengers hung about the dat.
FORM inruiring for the latest nforma.
tion ana apparently reluctant 10 pUt
themselves out Of communication with
me news above the Presidents condi.
ton even for a few hours.
Richard Croker, John Fox. Of me
New York Democratic club. and An.
drew Freedman were among the tray.
elers. Mr. Croker said ne was very
sorry about President Mckinley and
ne anxiously inquired for the latest
news regarding the Presidents con.
LORD MAYORS MESSAGE.
The lord mayor has addressed to
Ambassador Choate the following com.
munioatlon:
The people Of London have received
with profound regret and great indig.
nation Intelligence OF the dsstardv al.
tack on the life OF the distinguished
President OF the United States and they
desire TO convey through your excel.
lency their sincere sympathy with your
country In this melancholy event and
they trust that so valuable a NE as
President McKinley's may be spared
for the welfare OF the American peo'
pie"
The United States embassy also has
received many kilograms and telephons
messages from distinguished persons
inqulring for news and expressing
anxiety and regret at the attempt Of
the wouldbe assassin
METHoDIsTs sUPPLICATE.
The Ecumenical Methodist conference
gave up the first hour Of us session
today 10 prayers for, eulogles OF and
resolutions respecting President Nc
Kinley II happened that the bishops
and ministers Of the colored Methodist
branches were In charge OF the opening
service, Bishop Arnett Of Ohio, pre-.
siding Rev. p A. Hubbard. D. D., OF
Washington. offered prayer for the
President and his wife and Bishop Ar
nett delivered an address In which he
spoke Of the high qualities Of the Pres,
ident as a statesman. Christian ana
gnetleman.
The Rev. DR. W. T Dawson, Of the
Brltosn Wesleyan Methodists presl-
dent Of the conference, moved
THAT this conference expresses us
intense indignation AZ the dastarily at
tempt made upon the President OF ihe
United States and rs profound SYM
paihy with the nation In lis deep anh-
lefty over the deed and directs mat
message OF respectful sympathy DC
sent at once 10 Mrs. Mckinley
This was amended 20 send one a'sV
10 President Mckinley. go,
DR.. Frank A. Bristol, OF Washihe'Vn'
President McKinley's pastor Mhes
emotion made speech difficult alliusdi
TO his personal relations with MI anu
Mrs. Mckinley. "a.
DR. A. Stewart, Of Manitoba ior wv
Canadians and others spoke a..
After a special silent prayer ior wy
recovery Of the President the reso. ..
ton was adopted by a STANDING WIZ
many OF those present Weepihs'
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.

from individuals Of distinction, Some
Of them follow;
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PREVIOUS AMERICAN RULERS
WHO SHARED AN|N[EYS FATE.

Americans have good when they realize that in
the short space Of 2 which have OF
their first President have been stricken down by
the hand OF assassin
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IMPATIENT pAssENnERs.

Passengers booked TO sail for New
York on the steamer St Paul today
gathered at Waterloo station en- route
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NJ. ESTRADA.
GOVERNOR BARLEY.

From the Lieutenant governor Of
South Wales:
Sydney, Sept, 1.-THE government and
people OF New South Wales Join with
me In expressing our deep sympathy
with you In your sufterings and our
sorrow at the crime which us been
committed We pray that the Almigh.
" In His infinite goodness may spare
you 10 your people.
FREDERICK NJ. BARLEY.
BARON FAvA.
From the Italian ambassador TO the
secretary OF state;
Rome, Sept. deeply grieved at the
terrible crime, Trust president win be
spared to his country and friends.
(signed), BARON FAVA.
AMBASSADOR HoLLEBEN.
From the German ambassador TO the
secretary Of state
Please accept the expression OF my
most sincere and hearty regret on ac-
count OF the dreadful accident the
President met with. Please convey
this message II possible to the Pres.
dent and Mrs. Mckinley.
(Signed) HOLLEBEN.
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anarchist. Guiteau who shot Presi-
dent Garfield was not an anarchist
He was disappointed office seeker.
Anyway" Most went on I'VE know
nothing OF that fellow. Come from
Poland, does he? / am sure he Is no
anarchist. There are no anarchists In
Poland. Poland Is a Catholic coun'
try"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-07

IRON the Ecumenical Methodist Con-
ference 10 the secretary OF state:
London, Sept I'm accordance with
action taken on this seventh day OF
september this Ecumenlcal Methodist
conference assembled In Wesley Chapel.
London, expresses through you TO the
a nerican people its intense indignation
at The dastardly attempt on the life of
the President OF the United States of
America and its profound sympathy
with the nation In It's deep anxiety.
JOHN BOND,
JOHN ~ KING.
Secretaries.
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TOM PATTERSON.

Denver, Sept. 7.-Following the re-
ceipt OF the last and most favorable
bulletin last night, Senator Patterson
sent the following telegram to Presl-
dent Mckinley az Buffalo
Denver, Sept. I've are all UNI
speakably rejoiced that God VIII save
you to the nation The latest tele-
grams from your bedside fil all the
mountains and plains with supreme
glahness. T. NJ PATTERSON"
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AMBASSADOR AsPIRoZ.

=. From the Mexican ambassador to the
United States to the secretary Of state.
Buhalo Sept 6.-The Mexican am
passador expresses to the government
OF the United States his deep regrets
tor the atrocious attempt against the
NE OF his excellency, President McKin-
iey The diplomatic representatives Of
Ecuador Costa Rica, Spain, japan.
Peru, Colombia, Korea. Turkey, Russia,
venezuela. Brazil and China. at pres
ent IN this city have requested the am
Dassador to express In their names the
same sentiment.
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A GOLD MINE DEAL.
The satterwhite Mine Sold to a Baltimore
Syndicate
Burke County News.l

(Burke County NeWS)
Many of our readers may not be aware
of the numerous small transactions in
gold bearing properties in our South
Mountain belt about eight miles from
Morganton within the past six months.
Quite number of deals in these prop
critics have been quietly made during
this period. We are pleased to report
the latest and largest About 146 acres
of what is known as the Satterwhite
property or gold mina, passed Tuesday
into the hands of large Baltimore
syndicate, who propose to work the
property for gold by the latest improv-
ed steam shovel and sluice process, to
the extent of handling 500 tons Of pay
grit per day. What this means, we have
been informed. is about 500 a day profit
as the property assays. We are told
that the plant will cost between $4,000
and $4,000 and will employ quite
number of men.