New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
RECEIVED BY NJ CAsIMIR-PERIER.
The PRESIDENT MEETS DELEGATES FROM
FRENCH DEPARTMENTS MESSAGE IA
voRABLY COMMENTED UPON. EX-
CEPT by RADICALS.

CEPT by RADICALS.
Paris. July 4-Preslden; Cas.mlr-Perier held
,.centlon to-day. which was attended by delegates
representing the various departments Of France.
Among the delegations was ono comprising the
County Council Of Aube. Of which body VI. Casiulir-
Perier was once the presd.ag officer.
The Conservative newspapers applaud the ut
tsrances Of the Presiden, In hs message 20 the
Chambers and are especially Ieas-d by his decara-
ton that ne wi, enforce the cons,n,iona, rights of
the Presidential office General regret is expressed.
however that he d,d not make a specific and
forcble anti-Anarchist proclamation. The Radical
Journals contend that the message means a rue
x personal Will which the Chamber Of Deputies
oIh; continuously 70 crticise and curb rs efec-
gai.y possible. AL OF tne kalicai papers al
the election Of VI. BIsson % The Presidency
Of the Chamber.
Berlin July 4-The German newspapers almost
Unanimously praise the message o. President CAST
mer-Perer TIE "NosSische Ze.'lng' Says that
the message together win The recer, fsciara;ions
Of Chance.or Won C1pryl upon thr present favor
che political situation furn shes Tie best possio.e
evidence OF permanent peace.
St. Petersburg. july 4-The Russian newspapers
generally express satisfaction w,c the message ~
u cssnir-Psrier. and say ta4i j, VII tend %
preserve the Franco-itussian a.ilance.
ALLEGED PLOT TO KIDNAP MIlE CARNOT.
Paris. July 4-The "Gaulols" asserts that the
archives Of the Eiysee Palace contain documents
showing that not long before The late President
,carnot went 10 Lyons plot Was in existence %
ihdnsp Nine Carnot and hol1 her a hostage
against the punishment OF the Anarchists under
arrest and awaiting trial.
This IS an old rumor which was published some
Twelve days ago in the Paris papers. They laughed
a. the story. but "Le Gaulos." a M0narchist organ,
ltook II up In earnest anxious 10 intimate. accord
,'hs TO its habit, that nobody and nothing safe
under the Republic. Unfortunately. the police pre-
,oauons, which since the execution Of valiant and
Inle Henry. had been constantly maintained In
fns In order to protect the President and his
sA'Ourage' were relaxed on his visit 10 Lyons The
'e'ec' OF Police, ". LfIine should have borne the
responsibility Of this imprudcnce; but he has been
sSa'e enough 10 throw Il upon the shoulders OF ".
Sso.a' she chief Of the surety and his subordinate.
G his department " ''''7' " nav
"a , rsris President Carno, was too well guarded by
pOnee am the Elysfe Paiac. wa too carefully
ss..sra 70 render possible TIE Intrusion of ans
os.rss or any men Intending 30 klnap the Presl-
sw,u Tragedy at Lyon, Three iays before hal @c-
'Exssl A. CarnOt and his wife had gwen AT the
ssoas .eH q. ~ annual DTe9kiasion tr occasion Of the
Mars me & hainps- flysees and the Champ-dc-
esia me members Of the cOnrnl. ,cea Of these two
had ,ss1Tu su pen lnN'el as well a. the artists who
On Inv" Precautions were taken also with great zeal
Nunsrov. q when ~ CarnOt started for Lyons.
crowd us detective were circulating among the
since W hsa STOOD In front II the Elyske Palace
special ~, no incident occurred then except the
mlssrahv' 'ehu0n given by the police u a poor man
tmolov,,ns, .iad and looking Ike waiter without
time in ~, ne mad been prOmenading for some
Of wai,ino oI the Elysee. bur ne had become tired
dental csrrsal anu mad disappeared when the Presi-
iss cs a. There were t%o anGaa ga]gS n tbe % cnr 1e
railway no, ur9ve @ rapidly TO the station OF the Lyons
but BY us ..rougn the Rue de RivOli. as usual
The static, tays on the left bank Of the Seine. At
arrested oni, ie'ectlyes also on duty but they
when ords.saa one man who refused 10
animation -, 70 90 3d. II shown at his
was deaf '''0fe the Police Commissary that he