Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-07

4 Na'h "VtN taNt Hidtt last ulk0t
Those present made no secret OF tn,
fact that they anticipated somethin,
of which they might talk. The nam,
OF Mckinley when mentioned brought
forth cries OF condemnation. For tn,
presidents assailant there wer,
cheers. All the speeches were in the
German language.
Justice Prindivllle, upon applica
ton OF City Prosecutor Taylor, is
| sued bench warrants for six men and
three women. arrested here last night
charging them with conspiracy 10 as
sassinate President Mckinley. The
complaining witness was Offlcer John
Ryan.
DAY OF PRAYER.
Baltimore. Sept. 7-Governor Wal.
ter smith issued this afternoon proc
lamation naming Tuesday OF next
week as day for general prayers for
the recovery OF the president.
WILL NOT BE A PANIC.
New York, Sept. 7-Wall street was
astir early today with preparations to
meet the exigency precipitated upon
the financial world by the shooting
of the president yesterday. As Lon.
don was closed all efforts were con
centrated TO meet the effects which
would converge upon the New York
stock exchange.
News Of the presidents condition
was considerably favorable. The an.
nouncement by the clearing house au.
thoritles before the market opened
that the associated banks had the sit.
nation we'll In hand was the next re.
assuring factor. When the market
opened the leading railroad stocks
were the severest sufferers. Grangers.
Pacifics and Southwesterns showed
declines OF over 8 points. United
states steel common opened at 4Im
i2is. compared with 45h last night:
preferred 92691h. compared with
9f% last night. Amalgamated copper
fell points. Influence supporting or
ders made itself quickly felt and there
were Immediate rallies of 1 TO 81
points. Very heavy blocks kept com.
ing out, however. and the market
feverish tone.
THE ASSASSIN'S FAMILY.
Cleveland. o., Sept. Leon Cyol.
gosz, the would-be assassin, Is the son
OF Padl Czolgosz. who lives in this
city. Other members OF the family
are John. who lives at home with his
father and stepmother; Mike. a sold.
Ter, now serving in the PHILIPPINES. |
V. Ladiolan. who is on his fathers
farm, located at Chagrin Falls. on the
suburban line. and Jacob, OF Marion
avenue. The family Is Polish and eyi.
IDENTITY poor. the father having left
home on Saturday morning looking
for employment. The stepmother gave
the following interview through an
Interpreter:
Leon left home about sixty days
ago. We heard from him n few weeks
ago. He was then In Indiana and he |
wrote us he was going away, stating
that probably we would not SEQ him
again. He was timid boy, 30 afraid
of everything"
She emphatically disclaims that the
boy ever displayed any anarchists
whatever.
RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY.
swansea, Wales, Sept. THE
trades union congress began its last
session today. Resolutions of sym.
pathy with the United States were
adopted.
ENGLISH SYMPATHY.
London. Sept. TN the absence of |
Lord Salisbury and the marquis of |
'nsdowne from London, Schom- |
DerL Mcdonnell, principal private sec |
'etary OF the prime minister, said:
III President Mckinley dies, which |
we sincerely hope he will not, the |
whole world will lose a man greater
IN integrity and statesmanship than
It even at present realizes. This la, |
Test attempt may bring international
arrangement by which anarchists NAV
be dealt with according to their de-
slres and this canker OF civilization be
suppressed. Certainly England would |
fayor such a plan. Ne and America
are blamed on the continent for har.
boring anarchists. II the worst comes
10 the worst, which | dislike to CON.
template, II is some slight satisfaction
10 know Vice President Roosevelt e
such an upright. level.headed man"
FEARS FOR THE CZAR.
Paris, Sept. THE French officials
were much affected by the attempt to |
lssassinate President Mckinley. In
view OF the cars coming TO France |
here Is anxiety lest similar attempt
VIII be made on the life OF the Russian
emperor while he is a guest OF France
ireat precautions have been already
determined upon. but stringent meas. |
lfes VIII now undoubtedly be I'm.
NO FEDERAL LAW.
washington, Sept. when ques-
-loned what punishment the federal
statutes provided for attempt on a
presidents life, Acting Attorney Gen.
'ral James NJ. Beck said today:
While ! have not given any speciaI
examination to the federal statutes.
bearing on the subject, yet know of
no statute which makes II a crlninal
)fense TO attempt the life OF the pres.
ueht' Ihat there ought to be such
legislation is perfectly clear"