St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-27
ANARCHISTS AVENGED.
Louise Niichsi and Alexandra
Cohen Pleased With Carnot's
Murder.

Louise Michel and Alexandra
Cohen Pleased With Carnos's
Murder.
LONDON. June ia special dispatch
from Paris to the Times states that. ac-
corning to the Maiin, Louise Michel.
the notorious woman anarchist, says
that the execution of President Carnot
was no, more than a simple act of
justice. In NJ. Carnot, whole class,
the Whole bourgeoise world has
been struck at. M. Carnot embodied
the execrabie capitalist republic. 1t
was not merely DeibIer's (the exeeu.
tioner's) president. but also the Pana-
maists' president who has fallen under
Cesario's dagger. Anarchy will once
more have deserved we'll Of mankind,
for love Of mankind is the sole object of
anarchy. Individual revolt is the pre-.
Jude to the grand plebeian revolt from
which social harmony will emerge.
Alexandra Cohen.a Belgian anarchist,
who was recently expelled from France,
says 1t was not all assassination, but an
execution. Ravachol. Valiant and
Henri have been avenged. Carnot was
pitiiess to anarchists. Coldly and
cruelty. despite counsels to clemeney,
he hauded than Over to Deibler. He
who sows the wind will reap the Whirl
wind.
A commission appointed to direct the
obSeques Of the president. includes Col.
CAamUin. who will represent III. Car
not's family; 81. Roujon, director of the
Academy of fine Arts; III. Huet, dirsc-
tor Of public works; Ambrose Thomas
Nj. Saint Saeus and Architects GARNER
and Guiflausne.
:. .Iha mayor Of Masseilles has issued
an address, urging citizens to refrain
from molesting Italians. but strong
anti-Italian feeling exists. TWENTY-FIVE
Italians employed i'll eniarging the st.
Cyr college have been dismissed in
dtference to the wishes Of the otherr
workmen. Several building contractors
have beeu WARNED nota to- employ itaiy
-laiiS. -. .:.Eia 4.ffvirsl ..IG;lk sslos
|. Since yesterday extraordinary, anirt4a.,
ton has reigned at Versailles. Archie
tects at tue senate chamber begau yes
terday mTMug to arrange not only the
Sale DIES iDanSes, but the apartments
destined for the presidents and the
queStorS or the two houses. An army
vi sweepers. p0lisherS, ulasons, carpeii-
tiers and uphutSterefS were set at work
to put i'll order the assembly room. and
to render nabitabie the Whole series of
apartments. which in normal times
contain no furniture whatever.
The work was simply immense, but
everything Is now ready for the busl.
ness OF tomoTroW's congress, which will,
be held for the purpose of, electing a
new president. Some Of the picture
galleries will be closed to the publics
These. have been converted into rerresil-,
ment and smoking roomS. A serious
dlfflcully has been tuuhd in Installing
telegraph wires throughout the palace
Bicyclists have been appointed. with
relays at Vile d'Avary, to facilitate the
transmission of lie ssages In case OF giur
at tie hastily organized telegraph
bureaus
NJ. Challemel-Lacour,pr president of the
senate, has been blamed for postponing
the CONGRESS- Until Wednesday, put he
could hardly have acted otherwise
penulng The funeral. Still, the interval
mas created ulun5erless intrigues aud
aroused all latent all nItion. 1t Is feared
that the agItatton HAY lead to- trouble.
and the garrlsUns of Paris and the de-
partment OF Seine ct Disc are confined
TO their barracks. Tie firemen are also
held In readiness, for it is believed that
the deinngagueS would willingly resort
to lnceiidiarlsm to propagate their oplIl-
lOnS.