The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-03
NAVVIES READY FOR RIOT.
Partisan Police Head Off an Attack
on Italians.

The Candidates for the Presidency Of
the Chamber of Deputies-France's
Heart Deeply Touched by the
Chivalric Action of Germany's EN-
peror in PardoninR Two French
Officers.
Paris, July 2.-Several hundred nav
vies made a demonstration in the Choisy-
Le-Roi suburbs to-day against the Jtal-
ians working in the railway stations.
Most of the Italians had already left the
stations. Others who were still at work
fed on hearing the mob advancing.
Some decided to hold their ground and to
fight if necessary. Before a blow could
be struck the police interfered and pre-
vented a conflict.
PRESIDENCY OF THE CHAMBER.
The majority of the radicals have de-
cided to support NJ. Cavaiguac for the
presidency of the Cham DER of Deputies.
Others favor NJ. Bourgeois or NJ. Brisson.
The moderatcs will support NJ. Burdeau,
who is thought to have the best chance of
winning. NJ Goblet, supported by NJ.
Maret and NJ. Pelletam, will address an
amnesty bill in the Chamber
CANCELLATION WITH ROME.
This evidently is another step toward
Cancellation with Rome. The first step
was taken yesterday when Manager Fer
rati, the papal nunciO walked with only
little skull cap on his head from
dral of No're Dame behind the
remains of President Carnot Conse-
quenty the regime of President Casimir-
Ierier opens the day after the funeral Of
his predecessor with improved relations
with Germany and with the Vatican.
The presidents attendance at the
funeral yesterday, in defiance of prece-
dent and anarchy, ana his admirable bear
ing throughout the ceremonies, have cap
tured the heart of France.
EULoGIzING GERMANY's EMPEROR.
All the newspapers of this city eulogize
the courtesy ana chivalry of Emperor
William of Germany in ordering the re-
lease from prison of Lieuts. Dagouy
and Malevas. the two French officers who
were convicted Of spying upon the forti-
hcatiOns of kiel.
The socialist organs urge the French
government to initiate the clemency of
the German emperor and grant amnesty
to French political prisoners.
1t is too early TO estimate the good eff
fccts upon the relations between France
and Germany which this little coup on
the part of the emperor will have. But its
first effect has been to cause an Outburst
pave the way for much better feelings.
GERMANY LEANING TO FRANCE.
Germany, since her spat with England
upon the Congo treaty question, has been
feeling more sympathetic for France than
for years past and the murder of Presi-
dent Sadi-Carnot seems to have increased
the growth Of friendly lines between the
two rival nations.
Thus President Casimir- Perier has
CLEAN of political sunshInerat the outset
of his career as chief magistrate.
1t is announced this morning that the
French government has annulied the or
der issued in April last, suspending the
stipend OF the archbishop OF Lyons, and
all arrears will be Immediately paid TO
him
A placard found on Sunday at the
Marche St. HOnore, Paris, says: Cash
mir-Perier, you shall go the way of Car
not. We shall shortly give you a date"
Similar placards were found at the
same spot a few days before the murder
of NJ Carnot, saying: France will die
on June 20"