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no Ksi That the ImmlcraUen lJt sand fUiMUd He h Amemlnl at I

Prevent the anduiB In ThU 4untrf ill Known to lie AnarrhUls-

WlBllIXOTOX Sept 7 Meaaurrs to rdude Anarchist from thn United Htalewere discuseed by Terenco V Powderly CommlsiloncrOenerol of Imml

ration lie waa anked whether lio-

Uetsd the ImmlgraUon laws could bn n-

runanded a to exclude from thinperson who havn associated with AnOMrbUtn or who aseociato with them afterarrival here

The Immigration laws can bo amendedbe replied K aa to exclude from UndUij-

in this country persons known to IM Anar-

chlrts abroad by requiring every tinmigrant to a certificate frommunicipality In which hn r slded at bornto tho effect that hn was a irepectable-lawabldbg man hn waa not In any-

way klntlfled AnarchUt organl-cation anti that he waa of good characterIn order to make such a tow effective repre-sentatives of tho Immigration Humanrhould IM Rtationcd In foreign countricnfrom which Immigrant Ohio dutyIt aliould be to carefully thodiameter of tho Immigration lendingtoward the United Rtate All certificate

poeed upon and all unmlgnuitacarefully before being pen ltt d

to embark for United In thisway our Immigration have

Uirana of knowing something concern-ing the antecvdeuU of those applying forJdmlsaion

1 recommenced In my annual report forthe fiscal year lOO that all person landing-In this country Ixt liable to deportationduring the term they renldn bore Imfornbecoming naturallxed or for thn offive years Until n r on nnaturalized American Hllten hn or sliesubject to a foreign gowniment If micha person U Injured or If llm livm of nllclinore taken In any public thn foreigngovernment looks to Indemnity-and it la but reasonable to suggest thatduring the time thy arn subject of foreigngovernments in thin country they shouldIn Uablo to deportation for their own mln-

deednIt Is all very well to talk of the Unted-

Bute aa the asylum of the opprerwod ofnations That did very well year ago

hut that waa before the Immigration twgan-to flow so rapidly to our shore Tim ni dof an asylum li not so great now a Itras and the danger of making this countryi prison and an asylum for vagabonds U

Increasing every yearIt would appear that Congrn ha the

right to react legislation calling for auperylslon over aliens during the time

they remain In Uil country unnaturalizixlman who shot President McKlnley-

xlnilu that hn received hi insplrnllonthrough the auarchUUo teachings of KtnmaGoldman was permitted to enjoy theright of free pt oh In this country Thelaw should bn BO framed as to enable thesvuthorlllen to placo the Mining luuid of

upon everjr who broednan gave

expression to and deport them at onceThe right of free njieeoh ls one thing

which aliens take In tills countrymurder destruction of prop-

erty riot and is not liberty byany means fiends shout hothrottled at once and sent where they be-

longFrom the preen dcnpatche thl morn-

Ing It will be i een that several Anarchistgroup heM meetings la t night and re-joiced In tho flcndUh attempt on the lifeof the Every person tuwmblxl-at thene meet ings should Imtaken out and If aliens If chiBen they should l e promptly triedtheir offence Inn In any ovcnt au-

thorities should prevent the assembling ofsuch character were not advocatingreform nor rcdrm inf grinvanre of nnykind they were applauding murder andthe man who applaud murder U himwlf amurderer at l art and should puni tiedNo maudlin ntiment should stand Iti thoway of ivathlng people

Soon after lli asjuvwinatlon of KingHumbert of Itnly taut yinr n propositionwas made by llm Italian llovernmont thntan International conference l o held to derise common meiiu of supervising Antr

A similar proposition ha lx nmade at various liasseer come of It

In response to an Inquiry whethercould not from ihe Unlt l-

Htatcx acting AltonMiyCeiiLrul IVck Midtoday that Congn luul jxiwer to ex-

clude all who ore alienActing Altonioy trncral Deck a ked

today hero wa any FederalUw by which AlarvhUtH could In excludxlfrom lid country or If already here coulilbe deported to tlm country of their originHe

I know of no Federal statute which pre-vents an Anarchist a such from enteringthin country and remaining here be ii-

on has bien conyictnl of nnytnfamoua crime or fall within any otherprohibitive foatuin if the Imiiligratloi-itatutr rat l excluded litit llicn

ran statute which excludes him a an Anar-clilxt The Miwer nf to exrludo-AcarchUtN when aliens U iiiuioubtiil forIn tho Chinese exclusion ra the huprxtnvCourt held that UK xiwer of the rn-ment was PlenarY to alvilutey excludeoil aliens oven such exclusion con-flicted with existing and the powerto exclude carrier lth It the uwer to

an alien for reason whIrls com-mend Itself to the judgment of lonf re sThe Exevutlve I the kerntnent however Is ponerlo n to a t without

ICe Krdrral Htatuln Msklns It a loAttempt the IrrtUlmft

WAniXOTOv Vpt 7 Jamen M Iteck-As ii innt and Acting Attorney Ortisral ofho United State In peaking of tlm

Ishment that timid bn mc i out to thewouldbo niu anin or the ln lint nlilto

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metit the right of the Federal Oovernmtnto protect Chief Executiveclear fur question If the President shouli-Im spared to be Amerkan people it la lo b-

feArcd that the aMMln con be convlcteifor no higher crime then an asvault willIntent to kill Having regent for the Immerino ronMtiuencen which followHsnasslnatlon of n President an attempupon hi llf whsther Kucceiwful or tinsuccessful ought In my judgment to bliunlshable n high Irraxtn with death

Ml OF IHAVKH IX MARlLAXISmith Tuesday for the Pesplito Atk fur MrUlnlfji

IliLTiuonK Kept 7 Cloy John WalterRmllh today Uucd a formal proclamationsetting apart next Tuesday Sept 10 as iday of prayvr for the recovery of Prenltleir-McKlnley All dtuien of Marylandrequestwl to lay snide their customaryduties and to close their places of bu lnesfor at least a part of the day and to repairto their accustomed places or worshliand petition Almighty to avert suchnational calamity a would he the doatlof thn Prenldcnt at tlm hands of an a vtssln

When it Is Milil that the proclamationU formal It In meant that It was Untiedwith alt tlm form soil rwruUite providedhy law and by virtue of the ofllcUl au-

thority of tho Chief Kxccutlve or thy HUteThe Governor rpokn mo t feelinglyof President McKlnlej Hn aiU-

It In tint only my personal Inclination-but I think It my duty as a reprcNntutlvnof tlm peoplo of Maryland to U uo thU-prockmnlliui I had totown early thl monilng but remainedto attend to thU matter Ttm date should

tuna to r et ple ofthrough tirew-

TlH PrrildPi danger wasInday In all nf the synagogues

Tlm ruolomnrywas vnrliil by for delivernor mid MTIIMIIS tuextsted the crimeMust of the rabbin sKike of the shootingin their Mrmons At liar hlnal the RoyUr A Kiitnnsteln said

Th grav t coasequenon of thn at-tempted aMijiN far

condition of the President

gnvit public gathering Not thatAmerican cltl wilt nut contlniu toiw of llw high order that ban alwayscharacterl l no uxiiiM ln ran de-stroy the loyalty soil Integrity of the Ameri-can nMuuinln can U an Ameri-can Hut there are elementsforelcn to true cltlrennhlp which are always found In nn public gather-Ing an worm Inth Mt promIscuous lementn that wilt malt

smut civilianof markttl fearful ofharm at functions and In public

They arc Um n ot that l earwormwood and demand Immediate

outSpecial service wern this afternoon

In inoJt the synagogueThere will In all Cathollo-

churche In th dloresf of Ilaltlmore tomorr-ow morning a request from Cardinal flubbons that the unltii In fortile speedy iixi very of President

re t wa todayby tho Cardinal secretary and sentevening to tho pa thn churchesIt will Im road tomorrow at alt of the manneaanti it U that In each church spe-cial prayer will bo offered at theeach IIUIM tomorrow fur the purpose out-lined In the circular

Throughout today the streets wornbefore news-

paper filled with oxolted peoplethe latest Information

NEGRO irwo THIMPED croLooszl-

lelonn In Thl Oly and Ills Mae li-

Very Proud of HimJam Parker the negro who grappled

with Prentden McKlnleya asoollont amoment after tho shouting 11 yea In this cityHe Is a stropping lug mulatto whoso faceand are familiar to thousands-of New Yorkers He In several Inches overfl feet In height For several years heia a sort of a guidepost In Fourteenth

street between Fifth smut Sixth avnnue-Hn Is so big mitt looked so Irnponlng In a

unlfonn that hln services were In nemand-ax n announcer For imvrrilyearn employed by aMore In street he wentto work font dentist nn tlm sAint block

tie PanAmerican ExpositionParker tout hi friend won

piing to lluffalo He lumnt Imen herosince and according lo Buffalo deK iitcliiM Im in In that city a awaiter He live when In this at altniii law hotel at IIW Sixth avenueThe ivipl of own race all knownnd te was much IIMUHM II among themU t

1 l t Jim wik d thatsaid oni ix lot moan who wits telling ofPark r virtu He hit a iiowerfultow

Tlm de tch M that Parker brokothe IIOM of Urn assailant antiwhen tho S cr t Service m ni surroundeil-Vnlitixir that Parker lHngi to Im allowed

to get ul him fur a minute longer

KxnKwoitrits ix siutnoirP-

retlilent lark Mend Morlilw1ileNmpath-lo ln MeKlnleI-

tosTOX 7 Prc ldent Francis K

Clark of Christian Endeavorthis afternoon gnve nut thn following

Pn kleiit McKinley hi always minifeMed h li t Interest In th Clirhtlan-KiMleavor socl les sending a triewageevery year to their anniiil convention coil

remembering the riirUtLiu Kn-

doflvor birthday In Febnnry with a con-

gratulatory message H h natural Umnthat the nvmliers of thU society In all

uf tie world slKxtld with a jxsorrow the blow that ha

Pmid nt and lib liouteholdA Ilritili ColumbU Christian Endeavor

ponvention which I In sfMloii todayho alnwdy sent the followingto Seentary User of Society

1nlon oflyxlcavor In session eend heartfeltI Athy In your national sorrow pray that

IK may s arn tlm President lifeUcrRLANn Secretary

On rvcelpl of HitUi McKInley

flritlsliconvention asM iul le l today jolt In

Million of Ivndravoier In sit parts of tho-otld will follow thl sparn

our belovwl Presidents life

UI roiifnlrratr trailer srtu lieI Ike In rl al the Vr s iln-

Srw rinirtvi Sept 7 Sen WaWlTOniif tlm few surviving tonfedrraln-

ti rak iwiiH to New Orlnan I M J

lit in l tUa TeI f4ilt liMit a detachment of

my old wn ln and to llulnli-r vr iHir M attending tn Um akd ins ca In tN i It was an outlacn-Hi the gowd llm voiv1e the wholelialtwM stat Its CTHtM lrukl Im attemptedWe t S KI nulbreakIMM tnwteMtHM anl M quicker the hitter

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POINTS IN GARFIELDS CASE

AH 1 MKIXLKM MflfifOT-VJrorwvr rixu TIlL IIVUKT

Thought The hail Traced IIIIhe Antnp Miowfd TheHern Mltlaken tlMiniMortal niialeter Wa Hone for Him

Tlm attempt to ntMMttMl InldenM-eKlnmy above all the failure of thissurgeon the seconil bullet ocourse turn Urn thought nf every oneUm plight of Pn ident Oarfleki when In

from Hi effects of Oulteau1 hullot tlwhereabout of which the surgeon failedto discover until llu knife taut Irnn hi-

cuur ill the autopsyUrn iatfield was shot t 030

the morning of Saturday July ISM li-

Um ladleS waiting room of thin linltlmonand Potomac lUllroad in Wanliltigtnn whim

walking arm In arm with Jamcj0 nialne II wits taken first to a privuUroom In Um station and thence removed l

the llouso had l vn shunt twiceflirt right arm Mow UM shoul-Irr anti the second ami fatal time In th

lArk Just aNive the right hip and warkidney Tlm surgeons Mho wrrosummoned proloil for tho bullet withoutnieces limit announc d hint w-

hvl been downwani and forward Intogroin anti that Um wound was ertoui

not llknly to Im Tlm woundarm did not much eav

for Um i aln It caused 11m Prv ldentretained ronsclnu ne and when ho rearhedthe Whltn House ho dictated a tulcKniiiito Mr larflclil n ho w a at Klberon Whrn-Im wa shot clown h was on way tomeet her In Jersey City whcncn with somemember of lila Cabinet ho wits to malt atrio Into Now

President JttriMd recovery fromshock of th wound was very gradualfater ntlcmpi to rind tho bullet fulledbut lher were no l n nt once of terlotif-Internal hemorrhage mid th n was littleexternal Itoth of thcm ymptutu ladT Inwith vomiting antI at 3M oclock

that the patient could notrecover A former hr lclan l n lnr-

IWda said that this rrwldont had vfnw rliano The Prmldent tniilnuiin

kept a head and continuedthrough but ho naked the

doctors to If hn a going t dini of the iiKslloal turn row on

but on Sunday at midnight they had vanUhtxl Serious InfUiinmatlon induring the Tuning and At 9 oclock Ylc

Arthur a awaiting a summonsto the White lloumi to take the ofoffice

noon of Monday the had itw-Iluvcd the till then hailconstant and which llcnt Lied com-plained of all the ah Iwlng la lib legs

It was duo to the Injury ofnerrrfl thin extrpinltienNow York surgeon wild thin Inwddrntii-doitli that ltii ho ofshowed that there was trouble In tint xlntlo-inm clo region and that lImb Indicationshould have led ihs Mirc x nii to innko anincision then vrhtoh would have let out the

which afterward w much trou-ble At 2 oclock on Sunday afternoonGen Uarflold Mild he twitter than atanY ttmn since he was shot He had thou apulse of Ito IOU and nlion H The examinations to that time

that bullet was In the neighborhood ofliver

Front then until this autopsy tUcloMtheir error the the

wound u havIng the llvorand otAtlatlca were for an HluMra

thechancenof life with such aIt was found that of tOO or 10similar liver wounds In the Civil War

The great danger In Iwldent ClarnVJd-acne wax to lw an In thecan of 1rwldcnt McKinley now IntonltU which It wm then wasalwayn On flrct ovcnliiK

helped km to rallynot retain thud m

keoinit and crackedIon him Then hit diet fill to milkand lime water with later some chkliin

On Um Tuesday following the shooting-the an comfortable acould b ipHct l and on themwas thn name waiting for developmentMwhich It was ml might limitfcaivd would MX I

could do was to lrp to thostrengths up They fend blood K HOIIIIKall the time but do nothing toIt aa thev did not know thebullet They were all ready for Inilant-oM ratlon onoulil It dovelon a If Itdid tli ra beor death would b certain Thi nnti nt

to Ut getting well hutsuddenly tlui lilixxl coin Into contact

putrid matter fromthe wound turned to gall mimi then

instruments to handsurgeon stood guard

llm new were extraeditions almost hourly anti Um physicianswero bullelln wanwell understood tlm doctors even sayingsothat bulletins gave little real In-

formation They merely recorded Um-imlno temperature andleft this to Its own deductionsNo diagnosis wits made public Train Itorise of surgical on July 3 thisvariations of Um ul n tn July A were fromM to in of temperature from MB to1010 and of Um front ID tn 21ion larfleld was told that bullet hadperforated hi and on thataccount he mustnt talk lit liked In cnii-venxj anti llm doctors wanted tn hintvery They bIns to Um xiint where

even u k mutely for water by put-ting hand o hi lip tAtterall desire to talk

Not until Friday wn pus which Umphysician the woundwas Ten day after Um-nhootlng the pallnnt temperature reacheilthe highest 107 N doctor alltills time beliwved that the bullet linlIwlwevn this eleventh and tweUth libthrough the liver and in Uie alxiomlrml

whore limy it lied IIIUm anterior nf tlm abdomen fromwhich they ex ccted to lie able to temovoIt readily due llnm wit IK nit danger

only learned by the onJuly 13 had cuxtm

and that hndIt since second liar of lila lllnn Thinclrxuniscrll d wax dilined by-a tendernnns in alxlomcii and It WMH-

l liiv l by Um surgronn that this lucatiil11 y thought that tlm lender

stun tn the peritonitis marked wluro-tlm iHillrt had hut alump limn whlcli limy thought the

t Uiy cnnrlulc alter the autopsyliml hate Imeii hard HI at the of ucanal which it iiad haired for itself from a

n ar Um of tlm Ixjllctwound Th IHI worked forward whilele iHiIlM hail gone e iirn ll

luck hut t wa inntiy weary we ks lfoivHit wa kan d and Um Miflerrr tnim-aliundaiil iHMllh III nmUtiininer had PAMI I-

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rleflnllely ami certainly If possible the boalion of thl

apparatus on Prrlunifor last week and 1

though It Indlwiled use locationof the boll It was afterward found to l-

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it hp Tli results oftests however art satisfactory

to IVifs Dell anti Talntor anto tin attending surgeons and It In

unanimously agnvnl the location ohits lnon l with rea-

minablo certainty and that II lies an heretutor the front wall of this ai-

Ilinen thin groin anouMHN lieliw and to this of

Improvement and cvntlnuMlden-

wa removed tli while lloii i

hits va n l lng really hopeTim IhcuMtnd ll e ill

track worn laid from the railroadat Elberon to the cottage lwhich the President wan taken that thtrait mule run to tin doorHI condition fluctuated from thatuntil hU deaths nt 101 1 M on Hcpt 10

Tim wnn mnd0 the neXtknit Mug by Ir l H Umb of

1I LI II fluof thin oilier surgeons Th

olTlcini announcement nf Us re ultIt found tlwt lull after frac

through tie cnhimn In front offratluring lie of th

first lumliar driving a mimlxof fracmriits of tin

aifl nnd lodging lieliwimncrisiN nliout two n half I

the l ft of tint spine nod lhlnd this eri

encysted Tim Immediate of deathwas secondary binorrlmre fruits of

of this bill the blood the peri-toneum and nearly a escaping

I sIx inrlton lirfour III dlniensionn was foundIn the vIcInity oT gall bladder between

Iher nixl thin colon whichw r ttronglv ndliertiit It mild tint In-

volve thin iitafice ot tho liver nn-communlcAtioii found It andth wAttind A long eiippuratlne cliannel-extind d from the l lw ntho loin musclen soil the right kidney IIImost to tin tfruin nowknown to U due to UK burrow trig of pusmini this wound wan duringlift to I the track of the ball-

I The of the signed-I by Dm I WM K IJarnen JJ

wan Knhvrt Frank Hamilton

I N Dr linn paul tlwt-IH Injury to bit npine would hays cuui e

event lllifn in n reviewif ili case mentioning the Pints revet

In the relion by the proiclonruld-

Would the condition of the PwldentI-mniMlately after hi Injury have IUMI-

ll l a inotM thorough of lhwound or woiild such a procedurebeen safe at Will l primary naction wan entnbllnhed cnn

the n n of the ln ldent duringtho entire r ri i of lllncMi antI thn

revealed br the ailtopiv would notany operation for th n i Iffore

Presidentslife in great anti at let hate

Him of hi death withoutaffording any rrll f Idilrtomake the whctlmr more eiten lvexploration could have men safely mast

oriiienr of exploration lia over pre-

sented to capsule ofInfore thn death sold patient the courseof thin bullet V

There wa discussion lay and pro-fessional after n nult of the autopsywas made known and ofdiffered The general conclusion wasthat the wound wits mortalreference lo Um mistaken iflagnnds

One rather dclloite point raised wasan to tIn exact Uk n Dm Hamil-ton and Agnew They were In conaultatlon after surgeon touttaken preliminary ninanurex and they

already hewnIt was said afterward of

explorations or examinations for themon arrival at Washington

thn reports of the other

hand It WIt Mid that they were bound toaccept the of other doctor

were fIt In charge On otherIt was said that their and the

exiM rcd them to l their ownjudge wholly anti that tIme profttudon

over when thatthee two men had been summon d feltsatisfaction that the President was to Liststhis licst medical and surgical skill and

Initial examination on the art of thtTill ease by riMMin of the re

mistake In of countobecame H famoua one In surgloal annals

AMKniCA KMIIASSY nKSIEGmA-

inbatnailnr lioatr Krpt Iliuy HecHtlngtatter and Atuwerlng

LONDON Sot II fin Amerlonn embass will keep open all day today Sun-day and will po t bullftltM In n ganl toPresident McKlnliyV condition an soon an

arrivo to MtUfy th numerous inuirerM-Yt venlay the embassy was l enlege l

with caller They Included Lord MountStephen formerly Pn idunt of thin StPaul and Manitoba Railway and at onelimn President of this JUnk of MontrealLord llattentea the Lord Mayor of Londonand the Argentine Japaixwe antI tlilnnneMinisters

There was a continual stream of rne-Mngrrt with telegrams and AroluiMndor-Lltoaln wan kept busy throughout the daylowering mer agi a of condolence fromall starts of thin country from tlie Mayoinof the principal cilliw and towns and fromminister and commoners Mr Chootewas tory much touche those spon-taneous unlvrrral exprwwlniw of sym-pathy

KritAnis ixiitisx sonnnnJ-

le aKM Kent tn llutTaln lYnm thellnanrlal IMirlrt-

No formal action war taken by the r ov-

rrnlng Ifimmlttii of the New York StockKxchrtnge y tenl y looking tn tIn sendingof a de uttrh of sympathy to lluffalo Time

member too busy altindltig to thoexecution nf order on tilt floor to got to j

ether Prifldtnt of thn-Kxcluingc however Mild after tlm of I

ln full that IK was also yulehilt the Mntiment of every m tnl ei of this

when ho rM ndhi and sympathy

President M H ar of thelonolnlut xch ng thai

litstitution Mni a di Mtcli of tiiy10 llLff4lo did Uo Prp ldonl JItatiK of the Pniilueei The PniliMn tPcilfiHl a raisIn l plch tfrom tie U ri Mil l A ocia-llou etlire lii IUUIIM abltoirrnceat llitl-UstanUt ujmn ib life of Pn litent MrKlnley and a cable a kiiowlII it k 11 I

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Indignation Ammintlng Almeil to roIn Vorlnitt Place Policeman t-

pendrd In llUgrare In Newton tawMan Pound nl III w Haven Oclo-

genarlan llhlin a Man tn Indiana

baroN Sept 7 of Nowtoiare wrcught up Into a of in-

tense Indignation as n itnuli of A remarkmade last night expns lig sympathy withtie act of UM AnnrchUt Czolgnox

of cipriMun of opinion Pa-

imlnun Morri Klley of the Polio artmen suspended from duty antII thought nosy l dlsmU e l summarily

RUortly l frn roll cell hIlt evening alstation I several pollnnu were an minbleoutside Including Kllvy The new of thentlem Puiddcnt McKIn-ley Uing disci Mhed whenIn reply to Inquiry a to hi opinionthis matter relorUxl

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This remark astounded and nhockedf preM nt hut the mull call put an end

further dlusnon This pollrmneti wentto their UvjitH hut tilt remark spread likewlklflni-

An Imllgnatlon meeting of the cttlcemwas linid and It WIM loudly vowed bytliat they would take the law into their

i own hands A coat of tar and featherwon suggested and for a few mUititcnlooked an if tho offender would fareIf caught Meanwlill violence was checkedby this cooler judgment of the older helMhut with their wrath In no abatedtho o present dispersed

Hy tlmn this matter had rnachmlthis ears of Sergt Purcell of Division Si

to which Klley was attached mid PolioHeadquarter at Newton was notllieu of this occurrence Norm of thwiltlreni

morn Indignant tlian Chief TarboxA soon aa ho lenrued of thn circumstanc-he drove at once to Nnwton Mid verifleithorn In leed than an hour from llmof this roll call Im hail sifted thin innltir t-

Itn foundation He then sought out Kilojon hi l e t and Im won tummotimi to

Klley WAS reprimande In ncathIng atul Ills Implement ofofllco awn token from him ami ho wanusNnded In dl Rnnit It I said thatKlley admitted making this remark Heha been a member of the departmentfor six years

New lUvrv Coon Sept 7 Ir E S

Thomnon a Yale Medical School gradu-ate oftlco U nt Ji3 Onind avenuethl city late last night panned a groupof Socialists dlxunJne shooting ofPresident McKinley

It sened McKlnley right Dr Thomnn-heani one of them sny Tho doctor turnedInstuntly and hit moat betweon eyesa blow that rolled hInts In the street Nvt-

a SuclalUt atlompted to retiillatuA workman In Ihn shops of the New York

and New Haven lUllrosd In this city to-

day was nearly linemen to death by fellowworkmen who heard him musk dlsiuiraglng-remarkn about President McKlnley n

man hit him with M monkey wrench Hehad to have rn dlcal ut tendance-

WIXRTSD Conn S pt 7 A man whogave hit namn as Francis Wolff and saidlie worked In the factory of the KcovllleManufacturing Company In Waterburybarely tucaped a coat of tar and fwitherand perhaps lynching at the hanoI of amob of angry citiren last evening In Lltchlleki because Im riiiuirktd after readinga bulletin displayed on tlm street toilingof the nhootlng of the President Itstoo LAd Im wasnt shot through the heart

Miss Manning this village telegraphoperator and a mewcnger Imy uamed-Kerwln overheard tho remark III hathan an hour fully fifty p iorn Includlnic-suratimr tesldenln of this Loans wern s arch-Ing fur Wolff while weretar feather and rox llefore thinnant citizens txiuld timl Wolff Constable

lam haul him svcunnl ehlnd Inthis county jail Wolff Is charged withbroach of this jxyire Wolff I Iwidly fright-

ened and now says that he didnt makethe remark citvliled to him

iNnUNAIvlIN Sept 7 Several affrayoccurred In th State last night an a resultof the attempted assassination of PresidentMcKlnley tuid In each this great maun of thinpeoplo showed nympalhy wIth this Pnitont nnd detetatlon for his traduc ri AtMartlnaville while a circus wnn III progreJoseph Pelfer exprenonl plenntim itt thnshooting this Prelltnta id won promptlyknocked down by Polloiiuii Polairtl Whenthis crowd leanMxl of list cause of this trou-ble Pelfnr wan escorted from under thin canvan by a number of cltirenn and ordered toleave It wan with gnnt difficulty thateonm of thin younger met en preventedfrom stoning hIm

At Ix gnnsport A J Ilnblnnon a retiredbuslnerw mush was dUcuwdrig tlm lragi dywhen u stranger remarked with an oaththat It servtl this President right Mrltibinon U SO years old but he turnedupon the man dealt him a terrific blow In

the face and struck him again as he fell tothe ground Several cr ns In this emailuanm lo this an lstance of thin octogenarianbut he declared that he could whip anyno ward who would delight In the sufferingnf Mr McKinley and Im pushed this othersnld and struck lbs stranger again a he

the moan gained hits feel anti tans fromllm scene amid the Jeers of this crowd

McKrrnronr Pa Sept B Jarvln Tullya strlkn leader when 110 heard of the shoot-Ing of President McKlnlcylart nigh Mid

Well ha got lo illsnow I wish to led It M

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no nonr rot nrACMH AIIIWsenator II aw le N llnim r n Parade

Mllli VlinmmNrw HAVN Spt 7 Tim inemlmrri of

the Grenadier Drum gave n shortT nil In Woodnmnt last eveninir toidv rtln a dance by thus WiMxImnnt HmDepart mm S nator Hawley thoughtiich rntlops shoiilil Is Mci t iil-iiwliig to this rm F alxxit PreoliVnl iMcKlnlev He nislm Int Im Mpel whejj

dnnn cor smut uira l were In frontieldencn brant to exclaim

In bourn yiMi bUekgikinl-11m tiaradn il slmrtly afterwardSenator Hawley raid later

I slxiuld like t tin tnr duly by thaiAnarchlft Tlm tIt Is so alt eiou that

ran mnl nn wnr l to eipmni my-mirot IrrsUlent XlrhioUv va HI raiJ-t u ir f i

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Was to Have Tome In Jane tail Appmlly the Mart FaTed

In what he calls his quailrennlal astrolog-

lal prediction national affairs pub-

i Itahed last May In the JcfapA cal tlafaHas Juliufl Frlckon pwUrtsdharm to President McKlnlny He wrotethat the harm would come In this

part of JuneThis President soul lie astrologer

Iris imhUnlied prediction will Im In dtnge-

of Illne or accident aliout that timefact President U under some-

what similar in nature to thins Inwhen Uncoln and larfleld aiwumed offlce-

Tlm Prreldcnts prennnt Cabinet will nottill wrve their full term for a radical change

therein i denotedThorn ban b eti one change In th uablnet-

I nlm UK wan mideIn explanation of horoscope on na

astrologer wrote In tlw-

Ttthemoment President McKinley

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I forttmaU testimony fur the imoplo antfor Um aa It denotes that1m will bo succenful In outhi H also d m tc thatus Hm moon U general tho public

thrive BIK abundantanti nuet with much front allnaturid HiurcMi Saturn U usually author-of smith woo but aa eo veryntmng and In good to thn suns

suit the generalI look for marked and suoceIn all our foreign relations but an thn un

IIOUOH commonly umlemtood to be thehoun of this sixth house Itdenote a very serious Illness for this hx-

ivutivn grave of death Hwill IM lu grave ut accident or ponysuch ovent while on a long journey

flit civil wrvlo lUbjectto violent attack but with nucoesn

I Tlm aspect of Mars threaten some hrhwith a near neighl oring nation anti we

i Inil Im III danger of rupturingnlatlons with ome foreign

Into anothT war not however

trade milt Incrrawj leap and bounfar overthadowliig tilt put

The iother lung mo t of which would Im likelylo n In Um couf of four year any-how nnd wound up with thIs atalenmnt-

Tlm will rvo muchhnrmony In their ranks raid III Its theywill a iifitnbln man In thy traor contist whi will go In witha tremenihiu majority of popularvote greater fact any everfore

KVI ironns ruoM nnoixiAConstitutional romemlrm Passes Resole

lloju M4er llanlrlt TributeHICHMOND Va Sept 7 Thn Virginia

CotiMltullonal Convention today adjournedwithout transacting any buslmen In sym-

pathy for this President On motion ofexOavernnr W K Cameron tho follow-

ing resolution were adopted and talegraphed to Buffalo

UArrraii TIlt hand of an assassin hanplaced In ril thin lift of the Iresldent of tImUnited State and tho whole country sUndaappalled nt Um fouliieM and cruelty of this

crime therefore bo itHtnolnd First that Um delegates of

the of VirginIa In convention asMmbliil view tlm dastardblow which lieen struck at the entiretuition in of ita Chief Magistratennd extend lo all their fellow citizens of theUnited States and especially to thoseunited of blond

to thin President this most sincere exlnn of profound sorrow at the great

calamity tha countryxiMtid llia as a mark of

Bio niul slstre In the whichl felt by the American peoplethl shall Ittlm d and that the presiding officer ofthe rtinveiitlon U t to conveytn tlm jirivrtte secretary of theof this a copy of these tveo

of Virginia tar Hm restora-tion of McKinley to health and

snator John W Daniel a highstfiluto to thin President in which he

Tlio convention assemble Inthe gloom of A great National catastrophicThis stroke to the remotest partsof the It our domesticwith feeling of horror and sorrowtlul ctxii erimo huts stained thn annalsof our countr grief that lu noble victim

ihe Preeldent of our country As no twograins of sand no two are exactlyalike eo no two minds are alikeIn vent of perturbation in thus coun-try

every movement anti takon Ineery LIfts In all he lian so conductedhlm clf with andforUwrancu bit he ha all withhU genii nature and hits earned tha 111 willof none

IHMOCKATS stxn srMrATurThe fommltlee of MMiarhnietU

Panel ResolutionsllosTOX Sept 7 The following reoo

was unanimously ned at a meet-ing of thin Executive Committee of theDemocratic State Committee held at thehradiiiartern of tInt committee

WrmWied That Um Executive Com-mittee of Um Democratic State Committeedctilrw lo s sympathywith Prrwideni McKinley andmember of view of the at-tempt upon hit abhorrence

crime without parallelfur coMJoo e l In theof iolitlcal assassination committed uponhim n Um of sover-eignty of American Wo join witheverv American citlun worthy of SiamIn lm earnest o Presidentslife Im 10 complete hIs full iterm of rervkv In this to tielua l en elected by the people and we

our wise the thenation would sustain by his death

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I otiUHchroeterllnxa waiter won roughlyhan lied by a crowd In front of an

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nI ctln haunt last night when ha expressedhn of the shooting of the Prea-

lej and said that all PrcsidontJ and Kingsc to mile Ilex hurried over to WetThirtieth street untie station anti askedHorgt Martin to send silt and arrest thenun at thin bulletin board He toldtin Kr p nt abut he had said

It wme said Martin thatomelm4ly In that crowd didnt your

ff out of hereThin fellow dldnt get out soon enough

lie wh t had saidPtvldenl anti Martinlor kcil him up for disorderly conduct

n of iuronr iincnisrsHear 41 w tatnn iablltlitng a Penal

I fur Inrni-Th r aims u lilT men In New York

wlm eiprrnfil this eplnion yrslerday tItMm time hat com to withdraw Um toleiaHun that Ivfit liereiofore acconkdl Um class to which Ire etit MoKlnWys

iUtrt One if UM mo nutep ken of llmw wa Henry Clews Umanker why alit

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rASSRXHEHS OVIVfOIIIVO SIlllSf-tllOCKKtt AT SHOOriXtl-

Tttr PtillailrlphU Crllle and t ml rU In-

Vrvtfnlar Irons Europe llrniinht-Slan WrllKnown Persons III llrplnrethe Katlonal Ialamll at HuHaln

A multitude of returning Amcrirananti dUtlnguNhixl folk of other nationaltle crowding the cabin of three tug Iln rwere ahooked liy the news of tlm attsmptr I

aaAnlnatlon of Pivcldent McKlnl y winthe great packets arrived nt ijiianintlriyesterday An unsiicr s ful attempt a-

madn by mrgaphonn lo tell this iMg dvthe pasMnccm ahoartl the re n nied Amer-ican liner Ptiltadlphli froma nlm was iasnlng XantUPkel ligMshlion Friday evening Th thin Wayne MaVea li former Inlled Stub Attorneyiwieral a passenger hy tht Phllndclpltn

said that nobody aboard not oven ii

pilot who brought the ulilp In knew anvthing aliout the shooting of th Inldcntuntil the arrival at yuarantlne Mr Mi

I Vengl Mid-I do not wire to talk of anything after

this terrible newj I have Just heard Mr-

Mclvlnlny was a dear personal friend Icannot conceive that any one couM Im solow find mean as to raise a hand ngalnt-i rnnn no amiable anti nobln an Prrsldent It won sail nun nceive at endof a pleasant oouan voyage

I also by tIm Philadelphlhiss HnUlied n trip around thetrig In Guam tIme Philippines hiiia Japan

i and SIberia saUlTim liowi no unexjiectixl that It da

i i1inin that In ft-denpotlo that II In neccesary to have a

to go from tins town to another Itlooks a something like that might losn ceMH iry here an If Americn acre drift

I Into the naitMi condition iu Sllioria I be-

llevn that an attuiii to H sasslnal n-

Prenldnnt of the United State Miouid be re-

garded a a military rather than a civilcrlnin an h In thoof the Army and Navy This wouUlxia-nAannln mar i ape with ten years im-

prisonment if the rucovetn Thissoerns to inn to u very InadequatoWont grave a crime

was much concerned aboutIm an any American s neer-

Hn asked tha first reporter hn suet in haltingEnglish

I this OovernorYou mean Um PresidentYes this ruler I mean It I awful It la

a calamity I hoar that he has a chancto recover I certainly hopn that he will

A J Ctunat-tvsnla nallroadStar hAns W J Pine lixLorrt of

anti head of thin shipbuilding finnof Harland Wolff

Court of Brooklyn HlckoiLady Sarah Wilson of the slof Slafeklng and her hunnaml Catit GordonWilson were ion enger on the Celtic MrCa att said mervly that h was shockedby tlm Infonnatlon that reached him at

and that the news was terribleHe went Immediately to Philadelphia MrUnion J llrrie staid that Umnewt of the attack this President castthe whole ship lnti gloom

would be dealt with severely Lady SarahWilson aaldr

I urn for the Pmnldontand thin American Thewas much beloved and the crime U Inex-

cusableLady Wilson will spend a week

at the WaldorfAstoria go toNewport She anti list husband will attend

that accounts of ei eriencen at Mafoking bad been much exaggerated and that

not ridden twenty on muleback

JustIce Martian said The man who shotthe President be crazy U seemsIncredible that any sane j eron even aa

good a man an MrMorgan at thn Whit

Star when the arrived andand went away with Mr and Mr

TO STAMP OUT AXAttClIV-

Prp d Concerted ANion by the PoUMof the Country

WABUIKOTOM D C Sept 7 ChiefHylyrwtflr of thn Washington Police De-

partment who b President ofAssociation of Chief of Polkas

of the United Staten and Canada todaysent to each member of the Board of Director of that associatIon a letter lookingto concerted action by all police

of this country In a movement tostamp out anarchy and anarchist bodleaIn the United States Th following U theletter In full

National Association of Chiefs ofPotion of the United States and Canada atthe lout annual meeting adopted a resolu-

tion Inviting the heads of foreign police de-

partments to participate In our annualdUcuaaloms and the dIstressing calamitywhich this nan recently experi-enced through the assault anassassin confIrms thus bills that the im

of the resolution should boon foreign ofllcialn with a view of having

annual meeting on may to attendthis a closer relationshipmay be established officially anti personallyanti that there may anof opinion an to the b et methods to oa

to ellmlnnte from society snobnrganlratlon an may be evilly disposedtoward institutIons governmentthose charged with theu

TiU a most vital question and Ifthis laws am Inadequate to or

anti such charactersthere should lie recominendationa fronta pollen standpoint wilch would forever

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In the meanwhile there should bn activeefforts mad looking lo the eradication

antI dlMtcmlnated through the NationalHoard of Identincatlon with a view of ac-complishing suoh tveult-

Mm In the llratrnt fist lame Afterthe AitamlnatliMi Me age

IKNTrn Col f pf 7 This telegramrex nlng the attempted n A f lnstloareached Abner MrKinley in PUtm Cafiooduring a terrific stonn r F Inchant of Uie patty ihnls the seenas follows

l tagffrred Into tlte cjr and CAlledAimer McKlaley t on1 Heknew i nniethlnc terrid l t happeneij-IVtwren tlie era if ihnmkr I rwidmrarcv lie hU Iwuwl t M headand staggered With r ptliep nan a tfrnSc r n i f m shoveTlfn rvalue tirrr I I MCIH

Aft r this fury of I lie Mnnn lite wa aralnl w this like of whwai lew men w-

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