The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-26
FRANCE N A FRENZY.
Santos Crime PuBEV-
cry Italian inPpril.
WOE G|RDLES THE WORLD.
The SiSterhOOd Of Nations
Sends Words OfSympathy.
NNE. CARNOT AT THE BIER.
Pitiful Grief Of the Widowed Wife
and Her Sons.
MNE. CARNOT AT THE BIER.

The Police of Paris Beat Back mobs
Rushing to Attack the italian En-
bassy and Consulate-Abhorrence of
the Crime Expressed in ItaIy's
Official Circles-The Emperor of Ger
many Among the Rulers Sending
Messages of Sympathy.
Paris, June 25.-Premier Dupuy, after
meeting Nine. Carnot at Diton this morn
ing continued his journey to Paris.
The deepest sorrow, dismay and anger
prevail throughout France. Great anx-
iety prevails in regard to the future, and
this feeling will not be allayed until a
successor to the late president is in Office
Behind this is the anger of France at the
assassin Cesare Giovanni Santo, the
young Italian, whose deadly knife has
plunged the nation into grief On
the boulevards this morning scenes
of the greatest excitement have been wit
messed. The police had the greatest diff
Guilty in dispensing the crowds of wildly
angry people, who assembled at different
points discussing the tragedy, cursing the
assassin and calling for vengeance against
the murderer and his supposed accom-
plices. The fact that the assassin is an
Italian has given rise to most danger
ously bitter feeling against Italy and Ital-
lans, and several italian flags, displayed
out of sympathy with Frances loss and
draped with Grape, were hooted at, and in
at least one instance, pulled down and
torn into shreds. In every quarter
fierce damon raj tiOpc tho italian
residents have taken place, and as a re-
suit, nearly all the Italian restaurants
are closed. But if the feeling against the
Italians is strong, the sentiment of hatred
with which the majority of the people
regard the anarchists is still stronger
and is growing hourly in intensity
Santo, the murderer, has boldly asserted
that he is an anarchist, and, therefore,
upon the anarchists are the people pour
ing their wrath.
MADAME CARNoT AT THE BIER.
Nine. Carnot, accompanied by her two
sons. arrived at Lyons at o'clock this
morning. The widow was most respect
fully greeted by the large crowd of people
assembled about the railroad depot. She
proceeded Immediately to the prefecture,
where the body of the late
president reposes in state, When
Nine Carnot reached the pre-
lecture the death chamber was cleared of
all but the family and widow, who had
oeen joined by her third son, and was
!eft alone with her dead. The
late presidents family remained for
long time in prayer before the bier, and
then the widow was led away by her
three sons, all four weeping bitterly.
Around the bier are stationed a number
OF officers of the presidents military
household who, with several sisters of
chauty, have watched the remains
through the night. The prefecture itself
IS surrounded with troops, and strong
uCetachment of infantry is guarding the
Guiding in which Santo is confined.
TWO CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
The lobbies of the Senate and the
Chamber of Deputies were crowded this
morning The friends of Premier Dupuy
are already active in their efforts to pro-
mote his candidacy for the presidency.
M Casimir-Periers friends, however, de-
care that he is morally certain to be
elected
La France makes bitter attack upon
ilaIy and upon Signor Rossman, the Ital-
IAN am basSadOr. The editorial declares
.udt France ought not for moment to
gTUlerate the presence of Italian workmen.
ne same feeling is reflected by kilograms
t1IOu Bordeaux, Havre, Nancy, Algiers,
lyons and other places. italian workmen
ana Italians generally in France, are
ie"rIul OF reprisal, and many of them are
Aeeplng themselves out of the way.
THE DEPUTIES SUMMONED.
lowing call:
Ia Ia our capacity as president of the national
9VSSemoIy we summon the chambers to meet
It congress at Versailles on Wednesday
yuue q al o'clock in the afternoon. for the
POl pose OF electing president OF the republic
=. A. CHALLEMETH LACOUR
90 me republican group in the Chamber
IL, DeputieS, l20 in number, have decided
~ vote for M. Casimir-Perier for presi-
ponI The members of the extreme left
nulu meeting this afternoon, M. Goblet
"A presiding and selected M Brisson as
rHeir candidate. The socialist group have
'geided to bar the way of any capitalist
~ Clerical candidate.
me senate groups are undecided, and
sun holding meetings. M. Leon Say
mentioned as a candidate by some of
rs adherents.
RESULT OF THE AUTOPSY.
VINE Carnot eventually withdrew her
leetlon to an autopsy. After the exam
naOon a statement to the following ef-
eo. was issued:
Inc liver was horribly wounded The
$agRer pierced it through a depth of five
mes. The aortic vein was severed and
flO was broken. The weapon pene-
'.eu Iully seven inches beneath the sur