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'l'homiando of Frenchmen Attack littl-
Ions and Such 'l‘heir Shops.
5
Bolemn Scene: at the Late Preoident'n Fu-
neral I’rocnrdon Turned Into Other: oi
Wild biwrder and Race [lured—«Unl-
renul Mourning 111111 Regret Expreued
For M. Carnot Throughout Europe find
Annular—The Murderer In Annrelrlot at
Rubid;Tondencieo~€ongreueo of Notione
Adjourn no It Token of [lumen—Con“
(later For the Presidency.
PAliis. Juno 2li.-'l.‘ho police have mode
the startling discovery that President Cur-
nnt's death was «ducrccd some weeks ago
by a camp of anarchists. and that tinnto
wus soloctcdby bullet to commit the crime.
Two of his accomplices have been arrested
at Lyons. rind the whole detective force is
scouring the country for the others. There
ore sold to be several women impiicumi.
The majority of the conspirators are for-
eigners, nod they number nbmit 15.
Thu president's body orrived here today
and woe received with stntc ceremonies
rind notional mourning. The body was
taken from the prefecture nt Lyons and
placed on n train for this city, After
prayers for the (loud imd been offered the
casket containing the remains woo curried
out and plnud on n gun curringo W bile
this“ was im' ung donu shims of artillery
were fired trumpets were sounded and
drums beuteu. Every civil and military
honor was shown the dead.
I'ury Follows Sorrow.
The square in front of the prefecture
was densely thronged. As the end curtcgo
phoned slowly along the strurts wuro re-
mnrknbly silt-ht. Almost the only sounds
that could be heard were the trampling of
the horses and tho rumbling of the gun
con-logo. Every mnn ulong the line of
march removed his but us the body passed
by. and many were the silent prayer» of-
fered for tho repose of M. Cnrnut's soul.
No sooner llllil the corto‘gc gone by be-
fore n grunt t'liitiifllt nppearml in the crowd.
The people who had heretofore stood rev.
ercnt and mute before the nation's martyr
JEAN ('Ahihllll—l'lillli'lil.
now [mve vent to their pent up cxritcmen:
and rage. Everywhere wuld be heard
trio-1 of “Death tohls murderer!" The
sudden trunnition in the feelings of the
rrowd lilillt‘il ill for the resident ltnlinns.
and an enormous mob started to that
port of the city given over to the Italians.
Huron- the police mnld intervene the mob
uttnrknl all the hll'll‘fi belonging to the
foreigners nod worked them. The proprie-
tors nnd their fnmlllt-s worn fur-10d to lien
for their lives
ltnllnn Slums Stu-Ind.
in the Incuntimv nuothcr lnrnoband
rnnrrhvd through other streets 11ml by
tlirmh mmpullml «wry ltnllun who kept
to Info to «low his plum of business. The
crowds in the line do in liepuiuliquu bo-
1-nme thruuu-nlng 11nd h‘fllrii'il to obey tho
orders gin-n tiwm indium-ran.
It was linnlly found nm'ossnry to com-
mnml tlw ruirnsslvrs in chnrun thi- crowd
in order to clear the ethyl. The police at
Lyons ummrtivvlyn-ngogwl searching for
uocompllcvs of Snutn. leyorv partic-
ularly 1“inan to find to hair drmser's no
eistunt named Murine Viuily. who in cold
to how rrpontodly prodiotwd time Presi-
dent ('11rnot would homurdored in his
curringv on arriving horn. An ltnllnn we
mun who proves to hove bm-n \‘inlly's
undress and one of \'lnlly's oesm'inton
umnmi lloux have been nrrrstod Violly
l1imscif.bowuv¢r. hos dlsnppvnri-d itc-
crmtly \lhliv drunk o friend of Vlolly in
his nmumierlnu cxvlnimod: "l burr tho
toiling of bulls. Violly hos writti-n 1m
nl'lli'li‘. nnd we urn iwtrnymi." This: in
the timv \vns ihmmht nothing of. but now
the r1~f1~r1~nvn to tho tolling: of lit'lln 11111-111»
pronoun? with futviul "Within“.
The trio-groin of mmlulvm-v nvrit by Eur
poror Willinm of ii1~rnmny tn Minn. (Tor
nut I'xprrnm 1i his tnnjrsty'n 11ml tliv l‘fil'
prwoi' «ynipnthy with thowldow of him
preoidrut 11ml udder]:
"May Hod uivu you strength to Jillipiil‘l
thin tori-thin- blow. ilr Wm: Worthy of his
glen! 111111111. i’riwiiirnt (.‘urnut (lli'll like
11 soldier on the fluid of iutttlu "
Following l« the text of King llliill-
iwrt's ii'ltuti‘uin: ' 'l'liuoxm-ruivlonct Wlill’li
limo dopriwd France 11! 11 i'ltluf plainly
whim: perm 11 inquired unlvrrnol I'i‘npl‘iil.
has lnm't‘tl 1111‘ in tho prufuundrrtl’. depths
of my hmri. The tiny ummrcruiml hither
to in tho tWo nutluim by mutual glory
(this rotors to Hlilfl'l'llllii unites them to-
day in common mourning.”
(.‘nmliolniu For the l'midenny.
At tho "notion of tho Extmmo Left
pnrty tho mvmin rs decided to nuptmrt tho
cnmlidm' y of M. iirisoon, 1vx- 41111111111111: of
therhumimrof 1l1pution rind ox premier,
for tho niobium-y.
Tho lopuhlicun group at its meeting
resolved moupport M. Unsimir-l’orior. the
president of the ohomber of deputies rind
mntly premier.
'l‘hc Socialists. who favor the sapphire
plot] of the presidency. have decided to
vote in order to prevent the election of a
roadirmory. in capitalist or a member of
the Clerical potty.
By for the greater number of the cen-
otor: are understood to support the con-
ditlocy of M. Cuimffipeflcr.
Annals the names which are most
prominently mentioned uCnrnnt'I run
comm besides that of Cosimlr Porter are
thcoo of Chuiiemci Lwour. pruhient of
tho more; (Invnignue. lhtpny. fin-non,
Cmtsns and General Bonnier.
The tuner-oi cl midi?" Carnot lint
berm hunter Bond-y. Thurman» will
boinid in .the Pantheon. when Victor
THE CAUbE OF DEATH.
Doctor- !onnd the (nut-n of the Dagger
Through the Myer.
Lyon, J nne L’ll.—-Tli0 mob last evening
let fire to soverul of tho ltaiinn voice. The
moot intense excitement prevails through-
out the city. During the afternoon the
doctors mode it postmortem examination
of the runmlne'of thointe president and
.11, nmssox.
afterward issuednreport to tho cflm-t that
the wound was muted just beneath the
right fulsr ribs. It was twothlrds of an
inch wide 11nd four inches (loop. The blndo
of the stiletto penetrated the right lobe
of the liver. cutting the portn in two
places. ’l'hv inttcr roused introyn‘ritunimi
hemorrhnge. resulting in death.
As the night advanced the rioting in
the city become more with-spread. in the
Guillotirriu quarter the disturiimicus were
particularly violent. Thousands of men
nnd youths attacked rind sucked every
ltnllon storv they come to. Grosso's (lis-
tlliory. hiivvtl's iron munucry 11nd Cur-
plncllio's gror-ory and wine shop were
uniting the l11rporplm:es attacked. Much
of the loot obtainod by tho rioters consist-
cd of liquors. Port of the Wines and
bl’lllllllt's‘ captured was drunk by the riot-
ern. while what was not so disposed of
was either [mun-d into the streets and set
on fire or puun-d in the cooks and barrels.
which were rolled into the middle of the
thoroughfares. A numbrr of arrests Wore
mode when the trouble was at its height.
but the pl'lmni'rs \vcresubsoqucutly lib—
crowd by the: gondurmvs. who wrrv vocif-
erouedy opplnudml by the mob, Many of
tho rirmlcmivrs who bod fallen into the
hands of thopoiico. only to later be set at
liberty, wen-curried in triumph to similar
riotous scones that were being enacted in
other quarter-1 of the City.
A policeman was seriously wounded in
the limitenux quarter while defending an
Italian wlnw shop ruminst no nttmzk by n
fro-mind moi». 'i‘ho loft side of the river
Rhone wns the amino of the worst nets of
violence. More the troops who were sum-
moned to aid the pollen had the utmost
difficulty in restoring urdvr.
'i'lu'dlspntrhingof detectives from Paris
to Colin. from which low-r plm-v- Sumo
cnmo to Lyon-1, has caused consternation
among tln- .morclilsts tin-re, and runny of
them. fi-orinz tho polim- drngm-t would
be thrown ni-nund them, find the town.
Loin in tho tiny polioosvorrhed the lodm
ions of a don-n nnnrrhints. Four urrcsts
were made
ANARCHIST sodas CAREER.
The Auuein'n Slater Tells of "H Aimin—
lion» “'lth the Anarchists.
MILAN, .lllilu cit—5111111121 also-r. who
lives here, says (but from the time he “'11:"
iii yours old bor biotin-r has inn-n n fro
uncut nttvndnut ot onurchlst guthnrinizs.
The police WI re im‘urc ut Snnto'.‘ tendon-
cin‘s. and upon iiill'iu‘lihllill scnrvhrd his
lodgings 11nd «rib-d :1 numlwr of inorndi-
nry pnmphlrt‘. lir mu nu! thvn nrrc‘r
ml, but was norm-l tlmt if in: persisted in
tin- mursv h1- \rns pnrmingz lit'WIilllll find
hlmsolf in prison. ills mmlu-r 11nd alrm‘l’
huggvd him to“bond-1nanion-M5111 and d1:
vott- hinm-ii‘ t1”: i115 trmlv. ’i'ln‘ Winnings
of the liIIlln‘ 11ml fln- pleadings of his n-l:1-
tires had no mil-rt. Suriiu “no infntunt
ed, 11111! the pollw kept a wntn'bi'ui cyr
upon him. 'l‘hm- months inn-r ho was
driven-1| liii'uriipnny with .1 number of
other liflllri‘lllni.‘ diatributinu anarchist
liivrnmru mnnmz tln- million. For this
offense in- mu nrrostcd. tried. convicted
and Millit‘lll'i‘il inflvv ycurs' imprinonfiu-nt.
Afici- :wrvimz port of his sentem'v hu- man
out-d tnencnpu 11nd tly to Lugnno. After
this his family heard nothing of him until
six months nun, when 11 letter was re
rclvu-d from him. The proprietor of 11
linki-ry when- Sumo hail been employed
for four years Wit-t also oven and urination
ed reprinting llu- ownodn. lll' mid he
know little of him outside of the Wurk he
did. but he smut-«l tho lllt‘ll thnt Sunni
woe rim nutlmr of mmrvhist pompbic-m.
Ho w.i.~. the hula-r dot-lorml. inn lunnmnl
uml unodm-otml towritnuuytldnu. ’i'iw
mun admitted that he know Home wuss
infotuotcd with llllllrf‘lllelw.
“mlrnlrm In Italy.
limuz, .ium» ‘Jii.-v-'l‘lu-ll1uzel on till tin
public building» throughout itnly bow
born urilvml nt lmif "out. 11ml nil ilu'
lllllIlHlJ'i’H, «1111111119 11ml deputies and iii»-
oiltw of Honour wwiviy «nib-1i illll'lli'.’ the
tiny nt tlzo From-ii i'lilli-‘imy. imrinu 1m
nddrrno in llilii'lliillilu't'uf 1l1-puti1-s l’rnh
micr i‘rlspi mid: ‘ To our tlt'i'pvot Hill‘iliw.
rho rmirdvn-r is on ltullnn. but ntinrvblytu
huvo no 1'11untry, ’i'hvir I'Hillltl')‘ din-lalms
them. 'i’lmrhomlwrnf ill'iililll’N jolimln
tho uni‘n'rnui muurnlnu for the in»! which
Franco hm just hiinliiilli'il." l'i’l‘rllili'lil or
the Uimmlwr of iiuputie-i liittiil'fivl'l v11
ionized l'l‘i’iilfli‘ilt i'nrunt. shying tlmi the
mourning of Home is it Imtlmznl mourn
in): fur Italy. in urdvr to testify in the
grief felt by tho ltoiion duputlm nt tiw
Moor-initiation of l'n-ai lvnl: Cutout, Signor
lilonvbvri proposed tlmt tiw 1h 1'11lu‘i‘
should be druprd with blank furtlw ro-
mnindvr of tho Minolon. us tlmuuli (tooth
bod told-u owny 11 momimr of itu- royal
fumily of ltnly. 'l'lw pmptmnl wosndoptmi.
lmrrmv M at. James.
llllillih'. .iume min—Tho iirttlsb court
will go into mourning for o wwk out of
respect to the nwmnry of tho into i’ml
dent Carnot. Thu horn» of conmmm yon-
terduy adopted on Sir Willinm linrr-onrt‘o
motion on flllill‘i‘iifi in the crown oxprc-ov
in: sorrow, imlimmtion and oblmrronov
of the murder of l’n‘sidont i‘nrimt Imtl
sympathy with Fronco in her lit-Ward
ment.
H'Mit’i “POIIWF AriJnm-he.
antn.Jtto1- “tum-In the moot-.1 and
‘ohumber of do'pntirs tuiny ibi- ministers
and the leaders of tilI mm mi p ll'fii a 4'!
moo-d their ebhomncn of tin t-rimctimt
robbed Franco of lo-r thief executive.
The dead French pr: uncut was warmly
entwined by all tho speakers. after which
both hem-d adjourn-d tor-week as
m of output to “may.
lay- than In No (lure 111.
plow—1110 Senate and Hill.
Ont of Respect to the French. .
WASHINGTON, June .86. . ,
Stone of Pennsylvanie be! M
introduced in the home bill 1-
torm anarchiot nod providing (or.
sentence for every one of then
of destroying buildings. human Waffle
tempting to kill persona filling m
under the United Staten gov , _
in a long conversation. the f
in speaking or the present W. .
ation, sold: "The offer at outline! the
New York bonketopincefrnln Mm
this gold drawn from the
treasury for shipment abroad fl
thoughtful and patriotic. It not dill]
tends to maintain the 'I
serve in good condition. but it Add! ”the.
stock of popular confidence, which II I
all times important
“The elements which make upon!»
tool situation do not Jmifyu‘y clipb-
hennion, and the administration“ I"
bores to its pledge and determination to.
protect our national credit at all heard!
and to keep the quality of our no”
equal to the beat sofnrne the limited
the executive power permits.
Money In Plenty.
“Of course cranking and Mind
disgusting tulcs are calculated to tom
the stringent financial condition. I II.
sumo. however. that there in too much
patriotism among our people and totem
familiarity with our resources and apt
biiities to permit our reserve force and
financial vigor to be discreited. When
the into government bondl were medic
replenish our shtick of gold. it was nearly
as low on now, while outside of our gold
we bruins available money to pay ordinary
expenses of the government only about , 7 Q
$11).0oo,uun. We have now besides our
gold and in money applicable to govern-
ment expenses more than $53,000,000. I
understand it. is charged in certain quir-
ters that the payment of matured chug»
tions is postponed to the amount of 360.-
000,000 or $75.m10.000. This imam
We are paying as we go in the neon! wly.
Lent year uptoJunei the [planes
us arising from the exports nnd import!
of merchandise. excluding goldnnd diver.
was out. 552.01“). The beam in out.I b
vor for the some period this year we W.-
900.502, representing a m 111.011!
favor of $127,512,808. These condition.
token in consideration with the willing.
ness of our bankl to help the Bounty dtrv
ing any temporary and manual drain!!!
gold. ought to satisfy the most conserve-
tive of our safety.
“It must not be forgotten as another
favorable feature in the situation that we
are no longer purchasing silver and lean-
ing gold obligations therefor."
Adjourned In Ila-peel.
The senate adjourned after passing rodeo
lutlons of sympathy for the people of
Froncv. and the house followed in slow
hours. No business was transacted. Im-
mediately utter adjournment the Demo- ‘
erotic npvmbcisof the senate
on finance went into session in an (fl ’ ‘ 1"
to put the remaining part of the turf! bill
in shape so as to secure as busty action a.
possible upon it when the senate roden-
vencs. They had under consideration rev-
crnl mutter-1 of minor detail, but adjourn.
ed without inking action upon any. Then
is n pmi nbiiiry of another change in the
parogroph lli’lt’i'llng building and icon no-
socintiuns. Home of the members of the
committee are still unsatisfied with tho
provision on it stands. The committee is
desirous of finding it means of exempting
thcso associations where they are of uric:-
ly mutunl character and are conducted for
the benefit of the mvmbcrs who build
homes. but they do not want to adult!
this relief to associations which combine
to banking business with other branch.
of their business and charge bishop“
of interest. They have found it difficult
to moire the distinction clear, but will
probably make some amendments looking
to this end.
Postmaster: Appointed.
WAsmm-rm. Juno 2*) -—-'l'he following
postmaster-s have been appointed:
Connecticut—Marion. H. H. Nowell.
New York—North Boy, H. M. Woodard.
Penneylvnnin—«Kirby. G D. John. Pm—
pno, Mrs. N. G. Kimbcil; Sohltohur. C.
B. Schools.
lilllou of Acne In] Do ram
WAsmmros. June flit—The house com-
mittee on public land.- ne decided to b—
vornbiy report the bill ortbo forfeiture ot
inndl granted to him not pleIed.
It will take from 05 m 000,000
acres. -_...___..
Wm he‘ll.“ 23mm
Wumxoroft. Juno sit—our. Buckner
be: introduced 0 bill in the handou-
tend tho interstate commerce invitees-
prone compnnlcs.
The ”Ill nlnrtler 'l’fhl.
Tum. N. Y.. Juno film—George V. Cong-
don and John ii. liniuml worn William
at tho Slim murder trlnl. The former do-
Icrilicd rim shooting of flora and “M tho
testimony of exports by hinting that Kc.
not up utter being Idiot. itoinnd said his
revolver mun loaded or 1th blank onrtritlgee.
Itorm linmme In Rule-e.
Luv now out“. June sin-11 terrific
nlnstorm hm vinitod this city and Vicin-
lty. The Mission and colored Netball-e
churches were worked and numbered
blid'm swept nwny
Sultan Killed lumen".
Alums. N. Y., Juno 2d.--(.‘harlel Swit-
m nunrroied with bill con. and the letter
left hnnw. Tho {other grieved w Brion!»
ly that he went out to his orchard and
hooped him-ell.
llyltio Milli-fl fleet.
varmcr, June flit-11» annual
meeting of the Rhode friend when of
the (nuclei the tunic shun-mm
here. Many victims from other state-
were present.
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fletd ond Worcester county commended...
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