wins
Stabbed by an Italian In the:
Presence of Thousands.
present.
tion caused a great Wilmiiou at the Gar-
den theater, which was filled to the wells
with the elite of Lyons.
rented a brilliant. scene, the handsome
toilets of the ladies being offset by the gay
uniforms of the many mliltaryfiofiicers
All were awatlng with impa-
’l‘he theater pro
WOUNDBD IN A CARRIAGE.
The President Was .En Route to the
Theater at the Time.
By reigning n Desire to Present n Petition
Cesare Giovanni Santa hoped Upon the
Steps or the Vehicle Ind Drove nil-“nu-
[or Into the President‘s Abdomen—Jrhe
Cheering Crowds Turned Into Fremied
Mobs. end the Charges of Cavalry and
hinted Saber-s Only l’re
Women From Tens-lug
All France in an Uproar, and Bloody
Anti-Italian Riots Are Feared—Restau-
rants Outtod.
ented itlen and
to Into Blinds.
Lvoss, .Iune 25,—Under the blaze of a
hundred electric lamps and before the
tionoo the arrival of the president, and all
were unable to understand the delay. and
dculy a man entered the theater crying at
the top of his Voice, “The president has
been assassinated!” .
The most Intense excitement followed
this abrupt announcement. Women
screamed, and several fainted. Manymon,
without waiting to secure their hats, ran
out of the building in order to confirm the
news. "I‘hey found all the streets leading
to the palace filled with excited throngs,
and In a few minutes they were convinced
that the report of tho cowardly attempt
upon the life of the president was true;
Vengeance limnanded.
Suddenly through the throng sped a
landau conveying: Adrien Duplly, a brother
of Prime Minister Dupuy; Deputy Chau-
doy and I’rrioct Illvnnd, the crowd fall-
ing away before It as It dashed into the
line do In Iiepnbliqne, precodcdby four
mounted gendarlncs. The crowd, think-
ing now that‘thc report of the nssussinw
tion was untrue and that thoprcsldeut
‘ i . " - , ‘ dwlmd’thutthe condition or hf. 0W H! to! truth. then was a convulsive gm“.
‘ . ” i ' . ' WIN” .. ' _ " arm-bop.de would!!!
, 7 , . ' ‘ i s The _ ptof,thoi1ews of themmtnn- WM; ‘T '“ *‘ ‘
- , - . mu. Carnot had been taken testis
prefecture it became generally known that
his usesshl Was an Italian, and the feel-
ing of deep indignation among the crowd
found vent in the form of attacks upon
cafes kept by inoffensive natives of Italy.
Three such places—aha Cafes Guati, Ma-
dcrnl and MIiWfil—WBI’O totally wrecked
by tho infuriated mob. French flags,
which were ill abundance, were then pro—
cured by the crowd, and with cries of
“Down with tho foreignersi” ”Out with
them!" hundreds of men and boys march-
ed to the Rue do In Barre, in which street
the ltalinn ctmsulato ls located. There is
no doubt that the consulate would have
been sacked had It not been for the prompt
action of the soldiers, who barricaded the
street and compelled the crowd to dis-
purse.
The excitement continues at; favor heat,
and it woud take very little to precipitate
bloody antI‘Itnliau riots. ' All over the
city threats are made to take summary
vengeance upon the countrymen of Santo,
and the authorities, fearing that attempts
M
Iii,
of
Caruot’s candidacy for the presidency
spontaneously produced in the
parliamentary intrigues in 1887,
enced by the dignity of his character and
the honesty of his life.
against ltlli cast for General Saussler and
25 others scattered.
Carnot took in bringing
the French fleet to Cronstadt In 1891,
later its visit to Portsmouth and the visit
of the Russian squadron to Toulcu lie-it
year, with the accompanying Franco~ltus-
slan fetus, are matters of so recent occur-
rence as not to “squire any further men-
tion at this time.
Carnot tried his utmost to do Ills duty,
and he will be remembered as an honest
and fearless president.
An Awful Death List at the Albion Colliery
search the Albion oollicry at Ciliyndd, the
scene of the terrible explosion of firedamp
last evening, have been at work all day,
but no further rescues have been efi'ected.
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wound by the hand of a fanatical Itallm.
Cesare Giovanni Salim is the name of the
fellow, and with deadly mirtainty he drove
the silent but sure weapon of his country
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Pneslnflxr (.‘AIINOT.
I. corpse, and coupon fri-liziwl Frenchmen
were clamoring for the life of the wretch,
to protect whom a brigade of soldlery was
nemssa'ry.
The president was visiting Lyons In
connection with the international exhi-
bition. Upon his arrival here he was ten-
dered a reception at the prefecture, after
which he visited the exhibition. After
spending some time at the exhibition he
proceeded to tho Palais do ('omlncrce,
where a banquet was given in his honor,
At M25 o'clock President Carnot started
for the theater, where a gala performance
was to be given because of his presence in
the city. Several carriages were In the
procession, the first one being moupied by
the president. M. (Tarnot's carriage was
driven slowly along in front of the Palace
of Commerce and then turned into line
do In liopllbliquo, slill following the fa-
cado of the palace. when half way down
the street, which was lined with authnsl
antic crowds of people who were loudly
cheering, a man rushed out of the crowd
and sprang upon the step of the president‘s
Iandau.
No Warning (liven.
Just at this moment M. Carnot was
waving his right hand and saluting with
his but in his left hand in response to the
ovation that was being given him by the
crowd. The people close to tliocurriago
had a knife in his hand. By the glare of
the electric light they saw the blade gleam
in ill“, astho assassln’s arm descended,
an on President Carnot was soon to fall
bee in his seat. ills facawae deadly pale.
One of Ills bands was pressed over his
heart, where the steel had catered his
body.
M. Iiivnud, prefect of Lyons, who was
seated beside M. Carnot, immediately
struck the assassin a blow full in the face
, and knocked him from the stop, thus pro
vontlne the man from again 9 thing the
president, which it was his evi out inton-
tlon to do.
Instantly cries of “Le president eat as-
sussine!" and “Mort a In assassin!" were
heard on every side, and the crowd in the
vicinity of the carriage swelled to web
mous proportions, every member of it
socialnuiy intent upon killing the mountain.
lie was grasped by a dozen hands, and his
sergeants availed nothing beyond saving
the loan from instant death. Blows were
aimed at his face and head over the shoal»
dent of the police, who had by this time
received re-mtforcolnents, and many of the
blows landed fairly. At last the police
succeeded In driving the bowling mob back
a foot or so from their prisoner, but to
got the captive through the crowd was a
physical impossibility.
In the meantime the news of tho at~
tempted murder had spread with light-
nlngliko rapidity, and mounted guards
were sent to the aid of the policemen, who
wore still struggling to preserve the life
of the assassin. With drawn sabers in their
hands the guards rode down into the swirl-
ing crowd, headless of whom their horses
trampled upon. The ‘rmvd slowly gave
way before the horses, and at last the cou-
tcr of the mob was reached. Then a cor-
don was formed around the in almost ox-
' Even thus surrounded the prisoner was
not safe, for men inthc crowd made from
tic efforts to reach him. The guards rs-
,.
ticus were buried upon the captive,
city. .
At till-Think?
In the meantime ph
ly summoned to attan
was In the carriage. shouted, "Viva Cal'—
not!" “\‘lvo In republique‘,”
The carriage was stopped, and MM.
Chuudey and llivaud said in lrenlulnus
voices: "Don't. shout. The president has
been the victim of all outrage."
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The cheers were Instantly turned to
curses. and many and loud Were the cries
for vengeance.
'I‘ho lnndau primoetivd to the theater.
where MM. iiivalui and ('hnudoy went
to the president‘s box. .\.~ won as they
were soon the whole nmlmuu- row, and
amid profound silt-nil- .‘il, l. \.iml sold in
a voice broken with filillfi’
"The president nus just lrt'ltil Ilri'dilwl-
natoil.”
This announcement Wit-i received with
ntorriblc explosion of fury, as the filllll‘
euro, when the first rcportof thoassassina-
tion was received. bad, though greatly
excited, gout-rally discredited it. The
theater rcmnlnllrd with shouts of "A inort
lilo. assassin” and cries for vengeance
upon him.
When silence was in a lllensurc roster
ed, M. lilvalal continued:
"In the line do In iiepubiiquc a mis-
crcant, under the pretext of prom-hung a
petition. stabbed M. Carnot with a dag
gcr.”
M. Iiivnud was again Interrupted with
shouts of “Death to the murderer” "lie.
venue!" " Revenge!"
Waving his hand for silence, M. Itlvnud
again spoke, saying.
“Do not make my mission more pain.
ful. We left M. Carnot in the hands of
doctors. You understand that u‘nder
these conditions our hearts am filled with
sorrow, and that the Ill'ililllfiiKl imrformanco
in the president‘s holler cannot take
place. "
The audience tlnm left the building,
many of them proceeding at once to the
prefecture, where they stood in the streets
waiting for an y report that might be vouch-
safcd them from the building and discuss.
lug among themselves the horrible crime
that they considered had cost disgrace up-
on tho fair futile of their city.
All "per-lion Performed.
When the police party reached the Hare
dos ('onlellcrs, they were obliged to stop
while the lamina, in which were General
Iiorlus, the prefect, the mayor and the
wounded president, escorted by a detach.
lnont of mounted guards on a gallop. was
driven rapidly past them on route to the
pmfocturv. A Second carriage. conveying
the olllcers of the president's military
household, foilovvcd close behind. (in ar-
rival ut the prefecture Gvncrul Iiorius‘, the
prefect and the mayor blighted,
President (Tarnot lay unconscious upon
the cushions of the carriage. Ills want-
coat was unbuttoned, and his shirt. on
which the bright red cordon of the Legion
0' Ho 01 was conspicuous, was covered
on the aft side just over the cart by a
large blood stain that cxlc‘lldl‘d the hip.
it was impossible to tell from lvl— uppi-zir
anco whether he was ill‘llil or all\ v 'i'ilv'
crowd surged about in the vicinity of
the carriage, but the mounted guards» and
the foot police held them In check some
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Saute, who speaks French badly, when
questioned by Prefect Lupine at the police
station iii the line Mallow, said that ho
lived at (lotto, department of liorault, fur
the past six months and had only just
come to Lyons. llo gave his age as 2‘.’
years. Iii-l replies were given cumlly, but
without any sign of bravado. He refused
to answer any of the many questions put.
to him ivgardlng his motiw for stabbing
the president, declaring that on this sub.
‘jcct he would speak only beforontribunul.
When he was searched by the police, a
book was found in one of his pockets In
which it was written that he had bet-n
born in a village in the province of Milan.
M. ('arnot's last speech was delivered
at the banquet given in his honor. lie
dwelt upon the success of the exhibition
and said that the some heart beats In all
French breasts when it is known that the
honor, security or rights of the country
are at stake. iii,- added that this some
union of Frenchmen formed a guarantee
of the march toward progress and justice,
of which It belongs to France to give an
example to the Wnl‘lll Minister Ilupuy
hurried to Paris to officially notify the no.
tion of the assassination. Mine. Carnot
arrived at I o‘clock from Paris. She was
almost insane with grit-f. ‘-
FURY AND aaGUISH.
Effects of tho Awnllltlllfln [pan the Pro-
ple at Large.
PARIS, .Iunc L’.‘>.~—'I'ho insemination
was regarded as a hoax until proof was
"waived, and then the city bccnmo wild
with excitement. The theaters closed,
and hundreds of thousands of people col-
looted on the streets. .\.~ido from his po-
litical enemies President l‘arnot was uni-
versally lwlovod. Ills pill‘i', upright e
endeared him to the masses of the
and his honesty of purpose and devc on
to the interests of France were unques-
tioned. it is lwlievml that his funeral,
which will be all Imposing slate function,
will be. the m'i'ltfilllll of one of tho greatest.
if not the gourmet. demonstrations of pop-
i)ly Ill utilutcd.
burst of The Press has received a letter
In one place a dozen had.
us wore found together The lucn had
'vldently been overtaken by the after-
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England, stating that that organization
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from the lamlau.
licnvrnl lie
rlus, the protect and the mayor, assisted
by a number of attendants, lli‘twl M, (for
the carriage and carried him as
tenderly as possible to a room on the first
flow of the prefecture and laid him on a
hell. ilr. ilailletou and the other physi:
clans thou examined the wound.
aim-oil that an operation was necessary,
whcrouxmn Dr. ()llier pmbed the wound.
While this was being done M. Carnot
came to his senses and said fcobly, but die-
tlnctiy, "flow you are hurting me!"
The (lecture, however, continued to at-
tend thc wound, the outward bleeding of
They know, though,
wneeflrenle-
ted that
The
All
their swords, at the some timekeeping operation proved a failure.
Watchful eyes upon the crowd to prevent Shortly after midnight the archbish
the prisoner from being shot, Melodic- of Lyons was summoned to the bedside
and
never before but such ‘wlld indignation
against a human being been seen in this
alone were hasti-
ths president, who
. almost imihaflstsly ma enlarged to
ruslued conscious to the
heseld, “Je m'en vats." Dr.
hm. M. I! President."
It.
«riled. “Inst-w!
the dying president and administered the
last rites of the church. M. Carnot re
lest. Be realised
that his life was rapidly ebbing. and twice
Pullout tom
ed over the bed on which the WI
wss lying and said to him, “Your MIMI
M. Carnot
ill for their W
ular love and respect that France has seen
In many years. It would be difficult to
express at this time an opinion of any
value as to the rmult of the assassination
on the future of France. ’l'hat political
cabal» will be formed to secure the elec-
tion of M. Carnot‘s successor goes with-
out saying, but the time in which such
combinations can be formed will be limit-
ed, for on Wednesday afternoon the senate
and chamber of deputies will meet In joint
session to elect his successor, The most
prominent name in (unnection with the
presidency is that of M. ('aslmlrl’erlor,
for some time prime minister and new
president of the chamber of deputies. A
cabinet council has been summoned to
meet at illo’clock this morning to con
older the situation and to take appropri
ate action in nvpard loiho ill-nth of the
president. l'nnnii-r Iiupuy will confer
with the pwfecturo of the senate aml the
chamber of deputies prior to the meeting
of the cabinet. .
upon the senate and the chamber of depu-
purpoae of cloning the new president.
caused a shock how.
people.
his drive and sent to the
tinti.
any infornmtlon from
cementing the assassination.
realized the full extent of the disaster.
dwelling upon the horrible charnctoro
the assassination of President Carnot.
of President Lincoln
field as affording the only parallel.
SADI OARNOT'S LIFE.
to the trench Presidency.
op
of
est-s, France. 110
who died to falls,
son of Laure Carnot.
was so engineer by prof
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and Wes
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ati o'dock Wednesday afternoon for the ole, an Italian boy 7
WaslllsuTUN, Juno it‘s—Tho murder
The city was quiet
before the extras announced it. Il‘lvo min.
utes later the streets were throngcd with
President ("lowland postponed
French ambassa-
dor his sympathy and animal for informa‘
lint M. i’atonntrc had not received
his government
lie was in-
formed of the assassination early in tho
evening'by nqyrcscntntlvcs of the prose
and was rendered almost speechless as he
Latinos, June 25.——Ail the newspapers
of this city this morning contain articles
A
majority of them refer to the assassination
and President Gar-
tl'lso Wonderful Rise of n Young Isn't-en-
mystery.
Bu .ilo Drummer Arrested.
S . Iiill‘ 5, Julie life—Leo Brock, drum—
mer t J; othlng Manufacturers Wclncr
x “we ' of Bullalo, has been arrested on
a complaint of obtaining money under
false pretenses preferred by Henry Brock.
ph slclan. and f r
"i8 last sixteen years has minis the DISEASES
0
from any ditlicultv incl out to the sex
consult Ur. unllford in the strictest coalition
and with the assurance of receiving the m
skillful and scientific treatment known
modern surgery and medicine.
furnished for confinement cases.
crate. All letters promptly replied to. In-
cloee stamp. ‘
’OMEN a specialt'. Ladies suite
Home care
Terms mod-
15“
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Rachel Ellis, who has been living with
Brock, was also arrested.
liobbo-d a Train of Flour and Bacon.
JAi-ssoxvnuz, Fla. June 2:).—F0lll'
negrocshold upa train on the Florida
Peninsular, covered the hands with revolv-
ers and breaking open a car lomll'd a
wagon with bacon and flour. ’I'hoyos-
coped with their plunder. and the ’shcrll‘f
is pursuing them.
Death in the No In.
ltmzumrnn, June 2.1M 'hllo a storm
was in progress the two children of Law»
renco lliltcr, Laura It, nut-ll ill, and Law-
crnco I‘L. aired in months, while seeking
shelter under a tree, were struck by light—
ning and instantly killed.
Killed by n Stepson.
l’Ri‘l\'II)I-‘..\‘(’I-i, Juno 23.~.Iohn (Ihad~
wick was fatally shot by his stepson, a
lad of It}. i‘iiadwlck came home drunk
and brutally assaulted his wife, when the
young man put two bullets between the
man's stomach and heart.
over Five llundred Plague Deaths.
Vii‘TUiiIA, Ii. (3., June flit—The steanr
or Slkah, from Yokohama, has arrived
and was subp-ctod to a long quarantine
inspection. Advices report 577 deaths
from the plague in lioug‘liong from May
1 to Juno ?.
Athlete Htagg to Marry.
(JIIIL’MEO, .luno ‘Jb.~.\lohzo Stung. the
famous Yale athlete. now professor of
physical culture at the I‘nIverF-Ity of (Jili-
cage, Is to marry Miss Stella Robertson of
Abion. N. \‘., after her graduation hero
in law. ‘
Another Trolley Victim.
NEWARK, .V. .l.. .luho urt-Mlieto (.‘olll-
yours of age, was
killed yesterday afternoon by u trolleycar.
The Plymouth Float-HI.
Nliwrour. ii. 1., June 2r..——'i‘ho steam-
er Plymouth. by the aid of «move and pen-
toons, came of! the rocks at noon.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Four lemons were killed at a crossing
ncnr Mollonry, Ky, by a Chesapeake and
Ollie Southern train on Sitturday.
All departments of the Cleveland Iieil-
ing Mill company's plant will resume op-
4,000 men.
f Jacob Mayileld was found murdered
early yestvniay In the strwt near his
house in Omaha. Ills pockets were turn-
od Inside out.
Ayeung than rogisterlhu as Phillie
incur, Jr., Chicago, has victimized lu‘any
Montreal merchants. Young Phil Ar-
mour is at home.
Judge Mullet, in the United States dis-
trict court at Denver. sentenced a Corey-
four months and six
BETTAEESWTII LET,
Cottages of 3, 5, 7, 10 and 12 rooms,
by the lhontll or season.
* * {TTrolle-y road connections
For terms and full particulars, address,
u 1 ‘3m
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
COAL.
for family use are carefully pre
pared; all slate and dust remov
ed before delivery.
RAYMIINII BROS
orations on July I, giving steady Work to
IIMPI)
"I “It
’I
“WOOD RIMIDV
——-——AT-—-—
Bell Island.
with South Nor-
walk every so minu'es; connections at
South Nor-wall: by N. Y. N. H. and H. R.
R. to all points east, west and north.
- T. H. FOSTER.
Bell Island; or, Danbury, Conn.
Old Company's
and other first class family
Our range andJieatcr
* COAL
SOUTH NORWALK.
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menses ‘flll ADOVI
Psms. June Sift—Marlo Francois Sedl
Cornet, fourth president of the French re-
mie, was born on Aug. if. 1837, at
was the eldest son
of ex-Mluieter nippoiyte Hull Carnot,
the grand:
The late president
casino and astu-
nique, Paris. lie
ted himself first for election enroll.
encloses forth- ehsmhsrct
ite named ,Nolan to
others to 80 days in
Charles E.
supreme recorder of the Fraternal Mys
Circle,
jail on halal-day.
fraternity in court.
bowlers than new York, captured
w June 1003;. “ailment:
I. D was
It “airfield
Bowicy of Columbus, 0.,
has been sent to jail for contempt.
lilo refused to produce the records of the {1
James Saunders and John Riley, two
of thieves
hoop-10.
timer..." on
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or u Simple-mean, Nightly Emil?
sicm,el "trained by past so 9,
onion n on cream and male Iy
in old or young. ll, ear
ml'rlce “.00 spacings. if r or
en. or y "M
cm at so
or .. inevib~l~iirilid"°fiw .,
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South iltmsli, noun.
no oil '
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tilt pocket.
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sodwss women lulu-l
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