New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
pOPUL1CE ROUSED TO FURY.
ANrr-1TA1IAN DEMONSTRATIONS IN PARIS
AND LYONS.


paris June 25-In Lyons the evening has been
varied by alternate periods Oh perieo' pu''' -,
intense excitement Early in the evening moo
burned down aa italian grocery IN the rue
C,,,,,Ar and the Italian Musical Sccety's haii III
tba Rue Nazenod The mob was dispersed py
the no,ce after the harm had been done ana
>or nearly two hours there was no sign OF us
,urbance Then a procession formed suddenly
IN the middle of the city and marched throuSh
the streets shouting:
"Hurrah FOR Carnot We will avenge h'ni'
Hurrah for France
Hardly fifteen minutes after TINS procTssioi'
was scattered another one formed Inc men
were driven from the line by the ponce anu
thirty arrests were made third processioh'
with the same cry as the first one was ois-
nerssd at II o'clock after twenty-five more ar
rests had been made. The total number Of arrests
during the evening was more than sixty.
one mob was guided by members OF the ath-
letic societies who went to Lyons to take part IN
Yesterdays fetes The athletes carried flags
which they waved before the rioters as they
shouted their demands for revenge. A dozen
shops owned by foreigners were looted ana the
rioters proclaimed their intention Of smashing
every concern conducted by an alien TWO cares
which had not been closed in obedience to the
order for mourning were sacked Others were
closed quickly when the mob approached.
company Of cuirassiers charged twice on the
crowd In the Rue de la Repubque before the
street could be cleared.
The Italian communities in Marseies ana
Toulon are fearful for their safety An ltailan
who was unloading a steamer at Iouloh ihls
morning made a sneering remark concerning
President Carnot A Frenchman hit him with
an iron bar. cracking his skull. Inc l'aiidH
made futile lunge with his knife In seif-de-
fence He was arrested at once and taken
ashore. where the police barely saved him from
lynching.
Between II and u o'clock some 1900 men and
a few women began marching and shouting for
vengeance The police watched them closely ana
warned them not to be too demonstrative Dut
did not interfere with them
An anti-Italian riot took place at Grenoble this
afternoon and at time threatened serious
results The Prefect with the aid of strong
force of police, succeeded in que'ng the disturb
ance. The mob subsequently paraded the
streets singing the "Marseillaise"
Several Italians were attacked by mob on
the ouai Montebello to-day. and the most strenu-
Gus efforts of the police were required to save
their lives. Subsequently ant-Itaan demon
strations were made in front Of the Italian En-
bassy and Consulate. Both promptly sup
pressed by the police who were in strong force
In the neighborhood, in anticipation Of some such
manifestation
Premier Dupuy has received telegram from
Baron Blanc. Italian Minister Of Foreign Anairs'
declaring in the name Of King Humoert, the
people Of the Kingdom OF Italy. the two Parha-
Iaentary Chambers and the Ministry. their de-
testation OF the horrible crime and assuring him
that all share the grief into which France has
been plunged by the hand of an Anarchists
man without a country.
The prominent members Of the Italian colony
IN Paris are actively engaged in appendlng their
own signatures and obtaining others to an ad-
dress to the widow Of the murdered President
expressing their horror at his assassination and
their sympatny and coincidence with his family
and country.
la France" makes a bitter attack upon Italy
and upon Signor Ressman. the Italian Ambassa-
dor The editorial declares that France ought
not for a moment 70 tolerate the presence OF
Italian wOrkmen. The same feeling is reflected
by tsegrams from Bordeaux. Havre. Nancy,
Algiers Lyons and other places italian work
men and Italians generally in France are fearful
Of reprisas. and many OF them are keeping them
selves out Of the way.
ITALY MOURNs WITH FRANCE.
Rome, June 25-The reports Of anti-Italian
demonstrations in Lyons have created great ex-
citement in political circles. Premier Crispi has
telegraphed the Projects Of all the departments.
ins;ructing them 10 take effective measures to
prevent any counter manifestations against
Frenchmen.
The Chamber OF Deputies was crowded when
that body was called to order at 10 o'clock this
morning Premier Crispi announced the death %
President Carnot. in voice which gave evidence
OF strong emotion. During the announcement
every member OF the Chamber arose to his feet
and remained standing until the Premier had
ceased speaking. The President Of the Chamber
then said:
Italy will join France in her mourning"
A proposal was unanimously approved that the
Chamber should observe an appropriate form Of
mourning throughout the session. The Chamber,
after charging the President 10 convey 10 the
French Government and Parliament an expression
OF the sentiments Of the Italian Chamber. ad-
5ourned
In the course OF his remarks in the Senate,
Premier Crispi said that the murderer Of Presi-
dent Carnot belonged TO an Infamous set, who
recognized neither country nor family and against
whom every nation ought to raise its active
reprobation.
indignation at the idea that any opprobrium
should attach 10 Italy through NJ. Carnot's as
sassinaton. He hoped. on the contrary. that the
event would become pledge Of unity through the
mutual sorrow Of France and Italy. The Senate
adjourned as mark Of respect to the memory o.
N. Carnot.
The officials OF the Chamber Of Deputies
headed by Signor Biancheri. together with the
officials OF. the municipality, called at the French
Embassy after the adjournment Of the Chamber
TO express their sympathy and coincidence 81
gnor Blancherl presented to the French Ambas-
sador the resolutions OF sympathy and sorrow
passed by the Chamber Of Deputies. These reso-
iutions are highly eulagistic Of the dead Presi-
dent. All OF the Ministers and a large majority
Of the Deputies also proceeded 10 the French
Embassy. where they left cards
The flags on all the municipal buildings have
been lowered 10 half-mast. All OF the Italian
bourses closed to-day. The municipal au
thorities publish an invitation to all citizens &C
unite in common mourning with France. and ap
peal to all Governments TO take every pre-
caution TO safeguard society against Anarchists
IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT