The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-15
KING HUMBERIrS ESCAPE
EsOvAnNs pAssANANTEsz ATTEMPT 70
AssAssINATE HIM.

GsOvANNI pAssANANTE,s ATTEMPT 70
AssAssINATE HIM.
RE Monarnt, Attacked while seated In
Wts aoarh bytte side III The queen
The rrItne Minister atnblfeA-Pnpular
Enthusiasm.
lNew York Post.l
ROME Nng III The King and Queen have
been received II the varIptis cities they have
visited With an enthusiasm tat amounted
almost To dalirlum. They themselves cnur-
selleti the people to spend as little money On
&c recsPtins e noaa,a Ut Il the 0ueeI y
herto left s4nb0 for the poor Of the city d
\ Florenees. l1lordar that I'LL persons who had
petitions to present might approach him IA
| had forbidden his priVate guard OF the police
They followed at some distance behind, and
| the royal carriage. with the King. the Queen,
the liitls FRINGE ii naples, and uatrnii, the
Prime Minaster. was entirely inprntect.ed,
and accessible to al. 2 fact u the short dis
lance from ahe railroad station at Naples to
the Via Carbnnara where the attempt YRS
made. the Queen lad received ten petitions.
Giovanni Passananta, 3 cook. twenty nine
years old, ts the person Wt,nsa name must
now be added to those Of HodeI, Modelling and
hr,nnaes. =rhls man. with 9 red banner
wrapped around his arm and runcealing q
| long knife, amounted on the etep q the car
riagn a.Id aamel BIT the heart nf the lSiDg, But
Umbertz, defended himself With &C. slleathed
sword that hung between Ills knees. and es-
capped With s(lght cut The Queen said /:
| i.Jairoli save Tie Kngln and Carroll sprang
III frunI Of the King and struggled tiercey
with tbs assassin, WHO fought like tiger: a
MinisAe, ,znd A. st bleeaIng yst smiling
II Ii' ne,|nie to ti,a royal palace The Queens
vhfte dress vaE sl'tlnk1ed with HOOD, l,ut
nelther ST. o1 O. cl,Ild, ,,ne ysara e. ~
III - a.s,essiun ,ntinnei Without Interrupt
tiun f,ut when THE faet became known the
people # Naples Insisted upon the King ap-
pnatug III tile balcony III thn.palare to assure
themselves OF Ills safety, and their welcome
tn linn Anti To tile Queen was y aelirlnln q
luvnl enthusiasm. The day afterward M.nM
persons vrote their names u the books
opened fptzaign natures ~ thn royal raiaeA a!n
theairn In the evening trey were Obliged tn
rise slytnnI, times III respond To the shouts Ut
the npauln
t'ai,t Fyfnaa wound was pleading cnpious
| IN t,tig thn hour anal q half that passed he-
fore teacEing the paiare. placed himself
under 4he:caln VI Ehyai"iana tie calls tl,e
wmlnl VERY slight. lie has received fru,n
various societies not less than $500 letters Ut
| thanks a,Nl ennstatulati,nln., Iha King M Ii
rift Of THE crown the dedication Of the Order
1t tile A,inunelatinu, whose n,eiubers h1tve
| Tile titla 1T cousin q the royal family, a1ld
The street In which the crime iH committed -
1 III hn called Via Uhltnl
II Was q life and death struggle. but vas
over Ill Vi moment HE Queen sat quietly,
and et1titned tn receive lowers md petitions
anl tn hpH nnH smile as usual, and tile pro
| resaion WAS net long Interrupted
| III the demonstration III Florence tine DAY
after tI,e crime bomb WAS thrown into The
crowd killing tvs men and woundltlg several
women aid children. little gitl, hve years
| old was one Of the victims. The huInb is be-
lleved to have been thrown from WlnunW.
This IL tile SECOND time this year that bombs
| have beer thrown Into crowds ll FLORENCE:
Several r:.tsuns were wounded or killed ~ the
other bomb, which was thrown Into the pro-
| ressiol otter the death Of Victor Emanuel
The King has received d great number "
addresses and kilograms Of eongratnlatln,.'l,
| The senators. deputies, magistrates, city
| councils, societies Of all kinds yle with each
other in expressing their satisfaction ct his
vs ths Mnans fsnf ,nhsq si"T
care not IL specify VI what country he y
4 mDna4chs
The DEMONSTRATIONS made ~ the people Ut
Homt on Sunday and Monday evenings Wlll
! liz LDsg remembered hy those who savior took
part til them. The news spread from MOUTH
to mtstttt IN the HprsD, and soon not !eas tha1
5vnvll people were gathered there. Preceded
| by q few instruments II music that were
giadually Increased to, seyerAl, hands, the
crowd ,narchetl through the streets to the
| puirinal and tile Ua,nnldoglip. They called
uut the mayor the project, and those minis
| tnra whoswerr III Rome. and responded To thelr
speeches with loul h,lflahs anH nevet.endlng
cries u Tong 1--we the King Long I've e, the
Queefl long live the house at Savoy /, They
continued marching with torches and music
nearly Ill night, and like demonstrators
| wern repeated OH the succeeding evening. The
representations III the theatres which ~ Sum
dav evenings here are more crowded Than
nsilal, wpre immediately stopped, and the
rp,p|p rt4shad into the streets The nrchestras
i,inen Tie musicians and began til play the
Inyai march, The Austrian Ambassador,
Baron Hayn,erle, who, % hearing the news.
had illuminated his house. vas Loudly at
pla,,ded AZ the crowd ~ TIE street y !, nlld
hiq Wirp, With u company ofgnasts Whom they
warn receiving, responded from the balcony
| w tlls, enthusiasm W. THE penrle.
Th:a Atrhhishnps af Turin. Venice and IT.
nna hnva sent addresses Ut enngtatuatinn tn
I1nl5attn. and ordered A. hnnn tnhe sung
III il,t, churches. IN, tega nnstln. GeYhral
w tle#e addresses tiN ian hesitate tn eal hin
an,lr King H,nI,elln' ST Marks II Venice
ana tl~ metropolitan nhNreh III lMflnqWh'e
Iiln; al these services "A ia l9alm Wns sung
III tie anlHil ehtttrlnl he FNntlHtlg ~ NNIM@
l,n,,,+nI:hy the rintnontasn nul Baron Won
| X nil.lei .,ttIninN VI SaiFitn LII iha Protestant
nl,al.pl attached tu tile EstnI,assY nf tthimang.
Tic Jews alsa hnl u similar serVice II, thnit
pl,iaE svnagnn,e. tha iahhl ureiahing in lih=
lrev. and this evening tile Waltlenses. III thcll
nh,l,stI, 5in tlln Via alalln NnIEin WILL hnlN q
ennan snrvine Ct thanks.
Cation GuliHre H. fatitarn'a.
fInsi On Sun!
ts:tlt,g, tnt1l,p v.l,icl. Is supposed III hn 4
faililp Fin nl,tnsttn take a a rleW life IA Cali
inr,tja The strong n,nit,nlts announce tllnt
thp:, only temporarily abandoned II ''anausn