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

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept 14.-Every
state official and employee in the city was
present in the governors Office this after
noon. Governor Nash presided.
committee consisting of Mr.. Laylin,
Judge Shauck and Judge Sheets was APP
pointed to prepare resolutions
The following committee was appointed
to make arrangements for the attendance
of state officers at the funeral:
Messrs Cameron, Morris and Ratch-
ford.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 14-Mayor
Head has sent message to the MAYORS
of the principal cities of the South, ask
ing them to join with Nashville In send
ing representatives to the funeral of the
president. The mayor says the president
was the outspoken friend of and often
expressed his admira ton for the courage
and patriotism of the Southern people.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. u.-Gov.
jerks issued proclamation today express
sing sorrow over the presidents death,
paying beautiful tribute to him as a
friend OF the South. A salute of 81 guns
viii be fired
DIES MONIES, Sept. 14.-Gov. Shaw Is
sued a proclamation this morning, upon
receiving news Of the death of the presi-
dent, directing emblems of mourning on
PUBIC buildings and recommending that
pubic and private business be suspended
on the day of the funeral He also sent
kilograms of coincidence to Mrs McKin-
ley, Secretary Cortelyou and President
Roosevelt.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Sept. 14.-Gov.
Dockery this morning sent the following
message to Mrs. Mckinley:
state House. Jefferson City, Mo.
Sept; Ito Mrs. Mckinley: In this
hour of personal bereavement and nam
raj sorrow, [ extend to you, in behalf
OF the people Of Missouri their most pro-
found sympathy. Our tears miugle win
yours at the loss Of our president and
your most gracious protector MAY the
health. IA NJ Docl,sr " ~
Governor of Missouri -
All Jefferson City is in mourning. pub
he buildings and residences Being draped
IN oIack and flags on the state House and
federal buildings are at half mast
:, HAMILTON, Ohio, Sept 1.-THE Hams
iiton democrat today advocated that alf
IA TACT every industry, stop for five min
uteS at an agreed-upon time on the day
OF MeKinley's burial at Canton. The
same paper suggests as follows:
One OF the most imposing events In
the recent history of France, our sister
republic, was the assemhlage of the NAV
ors of all the cities and towns of that
nation at a reception to the president
The event showed a unity Of feeling. In
the death of our beloved president. the
democrat suggests that the mayor of
every city town and village attend the
funeral. All the people cannot go, but
the mayors can go as the representatives
OF the people,
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Sept. 14-Arcb-
bishop William Henry Elder today issued
the following:
In view of the sad calamity Detailing
our country in the assassination of Pres
ldent Mckinley, We direct that for four
successive Sundays the reverend ma slows
and chaplains recite with the people The
Lltany OF the Saints, after the principal
mass, to turn away the anger of Cod
70 implore His protection on our people
On the day of the funeral we desire that
the mass for peace be celebrated as sol
EMMY as possible, and that after the Cos
pei be recited the prayer For the Au-
prayerbook of the, Baltimore council
and other books. The prayer for the
time. of tribulation. already ordered, will
continue until further directions"
OMAHA. Neb. Sept. 1.-THE city gener-
ally observed the death of the president
in a fitting way. The mayor issued a
proclamation requesting that flags be
placed at half-mast and buildings be
draped. On the triumphal arch at the
carnival grounds was hung a long portrait
of the dead president draped in mourning.
The livestock exchange passed suitable
resolutions and will close in all depart
ments on the day of the funeral. The
churches of the city will hold union me-
mortal services tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. flowing to the
death of President Mckinley the man
aSement of the Delmar Jockey club de-
cided to close the gates of the track to-
day. The date of the reopening. of the
track has not been decided upon.
COPENHAGEN. Sept. 14.-Universal
sympathy is expressed throughout Den
mark at the death of President MeFlin-
ley The court received the news at
Fredensborg at II o'clock in the morn
ing when King Edward was just return
Ing from his morning walk He was
manifestly deeply shocked. The kings
of Greece, Denmark and England all
Joined in sending kilograms to WASH
ington. The United States minister Mr.
Swenson. received condolences all day
long. The Danish, British and Russian
warships in the harbor flew their flags
at half-mast.
VIENNA, Sept 1.-THE flags over the
United States legation are alf-masted
today The representatives of all the
other powers called at the legation to
express sympathy at the death of Presi-
dent Mckinley.
ROME, Sept. 1.-The premier. Signor
Zapardelli, and all the cabinet ministers
called at the United States embassy to-
day to express sympathy with the United