Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-18

sentiments attributed 60 him, that he
was Inclined toward it1ussean'a doe.
tincs, nnd would die like an emperor,
auhefiug 10 the ufiuc'nlus 0f the con.
vnriat ana imhgei with tho religious
sentiments oi The B1unpire.
Abbc rulol, Il IA announced, prcvi.
Gus 10 the Princes death, adninist, red
The last sacnmcnu Of tho Roman
Catholic Church.
DEAD.
Row., March l7.-Prlnce Napoleon
Il dead.
ms Will AND ,Eioirs.
LONDoS, March ia Parl. CORE.
spon1rnt ~ the n, ~ says. "prlnea
Napoleon went IN R1nie to counsel
King Humhrri n the dangers ~ the
Drcibuud 10 the House ofSavOy and,t
advocate the plan OF the Duchess
Duzes, 10 have Prince Naples marry
Princess Helena Of Orleans, Instead of
Prlnctrs hutltin, whom the Duchess
destined Tor the Due diOrlcans. Prince
/ Napoleon gave copies NJ his will an,l
memoirs TO several trusted friends, In
orief 70 prevent hmporing, aud or
| dricd that hts memoirs should not he
published during the lifetime o. OK.
/ Empter Eugcniu. Albc Puj0l nd.
miuistffUi the extreme unction 10 en-.
ablo King Humbct u give a state
funeral.
Prince Napolcon's momolr. eslab.
/ lish by written evidence the fact that
he never did agree with Napoleon III,
even On the day following his disavow.
u al ~ l.. L.. -
ways remained u Frenchmnn and lind
nothing Ia Wow hut the Interests Of
/ France nj the time Of tho Italian AZ
iair. The memoirs Include tir Princes
correspondence with Napoleon III up
70 the time Of the lattcr's death.
imwAs UNCONSCIOUS.
The Uronic'c's Rome correspondent,
and the Ias.fuiia (newsIapcrl both de.
clare that Prince Napoleon was un.
CONSCIOUS when the sacrament Of cx.
tr.mo junction was administered 10
him.
DISPUTE EETwEES ciiuHcl ASD
ETAIE.
The Tines i'aris correspondent, COM
commenting ON the death NJ Prince
/ Napoleon, deals severely with the at
| tcudant circumstances Of tbs death
scene. He say: "ileligl0us mnauci-m
aud human ambition werv made mani.
| feat at the sick bed whcrp molori
science had prolonged Tot fortnight
the life otherwise ended longago. The
church and thi0no disputed lor the pos.
session Of the body which each desired
10 convert int0ntrophy. Blgotiy ON one
side aud a Thirst iOr power on the other
added prolonged horrors Of tue dy'
ing agony. Each had recourse to
lying In order 10 stimulate success,
Public opinion has IcvOltoi by the
hldoUus zeal OF those who torture the
dying IN order 10 make them clients Of
the confessional. II rcvolted still
NOR. by the rebel son who persists In
rebellion In order 10 secure cpheincral
useless power. Confessofs, cardinals
nuns and other religious people have
shown willingness 10 revive all The
horror. OF the Middle Ages, anu ia,
only ono who leaves the horrible sceut
with higher reputation Ia tho prlnc'
himself who preserved intact his force
and will 10 die ~ he had lived, without
counterfeit In his soul aud with con.
tempt Tor hyp0crites on his lips"
rmNcEss MARIANNE GOSH.
| PANS, March l7.-Princess Mari.
anne Bonapnrte grandnicce Of NM
p1leon L., uiod today at Alaecio,
Corsica
A PRiHsp on TlIE SoR1iL
The Hon. George Bigelow, OK. United
States minister to France, Ia AN Inter
view with an Associated Press cor,
respondent, said that Prince Jerome
NAPOLEON, who now IA dead at Rome
VA "a good friend Of the North" Mr..
Bigelow added:
"When the imperial court was lean
ing toward the hOuth, Prince jerome
Nauoleun exerted his utmost influence
ln our favor and opposed the Mexican
expedition, Prince Napoleon brlievet
iu the liual success OF tho North.
"a remember that when hn was 70
siding at the Palace Royal The appoint
ment Of the French minlslcrto Wuh
iunton was announced. He n NJ
, friend OF your, said Prince Napoleon
addressing SOME members Of the dipio
matte corps who had southern syml;.
thies.
"rhe princes influence was great,
weakened by his licentious habits, M
undoubtedly his was the strongest In
, tellect of the BonapaTte family. HAY
ing the prince on my side greatly
strengthened me In the negotiation
ending In tho collaps, OF the Mexican
enterprise"
faiiurrs.
NEW York, March ls,-Danitl ME-
, Lean, u wholesale leather ienltr q
Toronto, has failec. His debts IN
| en0U ttHi.