Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21
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THE PRINCES DEATH,
Eugene Frustrated by the News.
The Bonapartists Dismayed.
THE LONDON WALK.
WestOn'S Easy Victory.
A FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION,
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ROBBERY.
The Alleged Thieves Arrested.
The Bonapartists Dismayed.
THE LONDON WALK.
WestOn's Easy Victory.
A FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ROBBERY
The Alleged Thieves Arrested.
THE DEATH OF THE PRINCE M
PERIAL.

THE DEATH OF THE PRINCE M
PERIAL.
His Mother Frustrated by the News,
w5en ene sSa Sahe Eugene
ana remained insensible long time. She raj
ned somewhat In the afternoon, but was un-
fass a0le 10 s see anybody Many Distinguished vls
were received from all parts OF the world.
Lne BOnaRartists Dfsmayed.
PARIS, june H.-The news OF the prince i'm
and it was late In the afternoon before ft was
generally known. 1t made great Sensation.
and among Bonapartists 1t created genuine dis,
Pnee f1 ,ba who b by political
Lycee, Charlemagne. Even II he is willing %
agree to his fathers exclusion ft is QuestiOnSbIe
Wbether the deceased had the power on Bona.
paTtist principles to make such change. There
Will also be a difficulty on the part OF the lead
Ing Bonapartists to confer with and guide the
ACTIONS OF the young prince without the consent
the leaders intend TO maintain party orgauiza-
ton. Last night at full sitting of Bonapartist
senators and deputies resolution was adopted
dead his cause survives, and the Succession Of
Lne NapoieOns has not lapsed, and that
THE EMPIRE WILL LIVE.
an a9oress OF coincidence with the ex-Em-
deepest sympathy. The Ordrs IN. RSuhers I
organ) makes no political allusion to the death
OF the Prince Imperial. 1t simply expresses an
overwhelming sense OF the blow inflicted on the
eX-EmpreSS and on France.
M. Paul de Cassagnac declares that though
Prince Victor is the heir OF the imperlaIist
claims the loss Of the Prince Imperial prostrates
MIN mentally and physically. NJ. Granier de
Cassagnac In the Pays says, the blow Is terrible
for the impenalists, but It is not mortal. he Is
confident that the selection OF Prince Victor WIN
oe endorsed by France.
Comments OF the French News.
The legfimist organs, La Union, the Unirers,
the Gazette De France, the Monde, and the Fran
fui sympathy for the Dereaved. The Journal
Des Debats says: "In view of SO tragical an end
We remember only that the Prince was q
Frerchman, and has fallen as soldier" The
nation OF the imperial idea, and declares that
Napoleonic system has no longer q representa-.
tive. La France says; ''The event is equal In i'm
bord, whenever that shall occur" l. Opinion
NdtionGte expresses respect for the grief OF the
Bonaarte family, but says it cannot refrain
from noting the gravity OF the disaster in
reI ubllc.
The News at Berlin.
BERLIN, June 21.-The news OF the death OF
the Plince Imperial has caused profound SEN
sation here. All the newspapers express deep
sympathy. The consel vatlve organ, the Post
which fairly represents the general feeling,
says; I've nic neVer nad any n.y. Sympathy for the
giievous woe, but In view of the frightful fate
which has overtaken its descendant, such anti
pathies must be left out OF the account. Human
feeling will have its way"
The Will Of the Prince.
PARIS, June N.-M. Roucher win return to
this city from Chislehurst on Tuesday next with
the will OF the late Prince Imperial. He states
that he isignorant Of its contents. At the meet
ing OF the Bonapartists, senators and Deputies,
at M. houcher's yesterday, F1dayD he urged
all BOnapartists to unite, and forget all personal
questions: He said "We neither afront no ex-
clude anybody" The Bonapartists will observe
the same mourning as for the late Napoleon
LII.
Prince Murat win receive Prince Jerome on
his arrival at Paris to-day.
The Ex.Empress in q StupOr.
LONDON, June 21.-The sEx- Empress Eugente
is sleepless and depressed. Her private secre-
tars telegraphed the Duchess OF Sutherland this
morning that she still remained In semi-con-
SciOus condition and that it was imperatively
necessary to do something to rouse her. The
Duchess has accordingly started for Chisel-
hurst.