The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

PRESIDENT cAREoT.
crowd. and, springing upon the steps
of che presidents landau, stabbed him.
The president was removed 60 the pre-
lecture where he died at 1915 o'clock
Monday morning. The assassin is
an italian named Cesare Giovanni
SanLo.
Tho Feeling In Paris.
PARIS, June 27.-France is ablaze
with an Indignation that approaches
wild frenzy. Italians and anarchists
arc the objects Of the mobs' wrath.
The fact that several OF the attempts
on Ihe lives of French rulers have been
made by Italians serves 90 fan the
flames of Indignation against all Of
TINT nationality.
All public and many private build
ings have been draped in mourning.
Complete proofs OF widespread con
spiracy have been obtained, il is said,
aud list OF prominent personages
marked for assassination is said TO
have been found. Santo was known as n
dangerous anarchist, and delivered an
nuchiStic lectures OF the widest char
aotcr before going TO switzerland last
year. Santo is not yet quite of age,
having been born in December, 1873.
Rmporor william Extends sympathy.
HERLIN, June 27.-Thc assassination
OF President Carnot has caused pro-
found sensation at Berlin. All classes
of people are indignant and much
sympathy is expressed for France.
Emperor William, upon receiving the
news at Kiel, Immediately telegraphed
10 Mime Carnot, expressing his condo
lence in warmly sympathetic terms.
italy Rspudiates tho Assassin.
ROME, June 27-All the Italian
bourses have been closed out Of sym
pnthy for the great loss France has
sustained by the assassination Of Presi-
dent Carnot
The flags on all the public buildings
throughout Italy have been ordered
haIf-masted, and all ministers, sena-
tors and deputies and the elite OF Ro.
man society called during the day At
the French embassy. Both the political
and fashionable worlds are doing their
utmost TO alternate the moral effect
Of the crime committed by an Italian.
The senate chamber and that OF
thc deputies will, as result
al n motion, be drapcd with black for
the remainder OF the session. as
though the death of n member of the
royal family OF Italy were being
moufncd.
The pope was painfully impressed by
tho news of NJ Carnot's death. lie az
once sent "a telegram OF sympathy To
Al. IIanotaux, the French foreign min
isLnr.
Premier C-ispis official dispatch 10
tho French government read as fol-
lows:
-Doeply afflicted az tho nows 81 the shocking
nltsdccd which has robbed France Of her first
magistrate ana Italy IL d friend, beg 20 ex-
press Tho feelings 81 horror ana pain felt by the
king n government and the whole Italian uatiou
and my personal grief for the illustrious mar
France has just lost lie was attached 90 nae
mol only by ties Of admiration but 10y siucors
friendship Assassius hhYe no country, ant
tho countries giving those committing suol
crimes birth are the first 70 rcpudiato them
Franco and Italy can see In the assassin onll
cnciny o. humanity
win co In Mourning.
LoNDoN. June pa. Following IA,
precedent adopted nj the time OF On,
late President James A. Garfield. TIA,
British court will 60 into mourning
for week out OF respect 10 the mem
ory of the late President Carnot
Tho United states Expresses sympathy.
wAsmsGroN, June e7 Official nc
tion was taken by the state depart
nncnt on the receipt OF Ambassado
Eastis official notification, by extend
ing through Ambassador Eustis, ex
pressions OF the sympathy felt b.
Americans In the loss sustained by GU
sister republic In the assassination o
President Carnot. President Clcvelan'
also took notice 81 the sad tragedy b.
informing the senate and house OF req
rcsentativos In n special message.
The senate upon converting passed
resolution. offered by Senator Morgan
chairman OF the committee upon foI
oign relations. extending the synpath
Of THAT body and the American peonl
20 tho bcrcavcd republic, and provid
Ing for an adjournment out of respect