Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-26
SEEKING REVENGE.
lnlI,Ds Assaulted in Many Places
throughout France.
MANY FOREIGNERS RUINED.
Mr.. Rlotlng Feared-The Remains Of
,be Murdered President Taken
10 Paris.

LYONS, Juno ~ AhiV"bu""' tuo
.,,ht rioters thronged the streets,
,,cssd Italian stores and taverus and
.n,,thfowlng their contents int the
,i,eel,, made bonlfes VI everything
,ombuslible. The police frequently
cnafred on the rioters who always
,trtalsd, seemingly determined to
demonstrate that they were against the
Italians only and not seeking 90 con
sie, with the law authorities. Here
and To other towns Of Ffancc, eK.
cited By the murder Of President Cat
moi. Italian soulptsrs, wood oarvers,
image makers, grooers ami gildsiu,
suffered NJ the hands Of the mob. When
leueted out they were beaten aud rolled
In the gutter, their belongings
we've seized aud broken up or burned
and many barely escaped with their
lives. Large numbers OF ltalians HrU
hopelessly ruined. Some have He'd
non Lyons. Scenes Of disorder simi-
laf to those here are reported from other
tlwuu, notably GrenOble and DilnOn,
and there " a prospect OF more tlOting
,liay. The troops have supported tho
Io.lce in their efforts TO restore order.
sAgTo EXAMINED.
Assassin 5anto before the examining
magistrate today declared himself an
anarchist. He said he acted upon his
own initiative; ho had not been en-
gagged In any conspiracy. Nevertheless
a Lea I'M al
saul0 stopped at Nlenne anu MUutpt-
ltL he had several conferences with
ptfa1ni suspected OF being 10 league
via anarchists. The police have a.
itsJy arrested three pvfsOns nj Wen.
NE, believed 10 have been engaged In
Tue conspiracy.
A. O'Clock this evening a tio,ous |
M b marched upon the Italian quarter !
iu the northern part Of the city, The !
rioters attacked and looted n number Of |
stores. a barrel OF petroleum exploded |
aud burned three rioters 10 death.
Tue dangerous points about Lyons |
have been occupied by the military,
THE FUNERAL TRAIN.
PARIS, June 20.-rhe funeral train
b.Anug the remains Of the murdered |
a
pirItct u Seine, NJ. Rubell and staff, |
The project OF police, NJ. L0ze and staff, |
railroad officials and General SAucief, |
military governor VI Paris, with sthl, |
met the body al tho station, which
vas heavily draped. The ceremonies
81 The railroad terminus consisted only
4 the formal transfer Of the remains 10
the project Of SoinV.
The cisket war placed on n hearse
anu escorted to the Eysge Palace,
followed by Ave carriages including
Tue landau which was occupied by
Nine. CatnOt ana her three sons.
Several thousand people gathered
about the railroad station AMI stood
with uncovered heads until the
c Tltgp passed.
AZ tho palace tho body was conveyed
10 the reception room wniCh had teen
converted Into "A moftuary chapel, hung
Win black clOth anu having CatA-
iEique In the center upon which In Ell.
Yer letters was the initial "Cn over
O.. isllen "R. f." Rvpublique Fran.
sllse.
zoe widow was overcome with emo.
non when thu cRaket WIS placed In the
chapel. IL IL now said 10 be
that StutO lived some time
IN Rue TrAysrsleTo, this city, occupy
INK room IN the house Of an Italian
wine dealer. The htsGssiu's name
was tegisieTed ~ the labor exchange.
Several factories In the suburbs have
discharged all foreigners from their
.mploy.
Among those who witnessed the ar
'ival OF the body OF President Carnot
II the palace was his cOucaman, who
Vas 30 affected that he fell ine-nslblc
md died from the shock.
The body Ia now guarded by four
'adets from the military school at 81.
w. IL will be placed upon n cata-
h que In the court yard OF tho Elyser
o ne In state until Sunday, when II
vii DO escorted with much ceremony
o the Pantheon ana placed beside the
emalns Of the late nresidenps grand
ather, LazATe CarnOL