The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-26
PARIS IS IN GRIEF
The Murder Officially Announced In
Chamber and Senate.

PARIS, Juue 25-rhe deepest sorrow,
dismay and anger prevails throughout
France. The cowardly assassination oil
President Carnot. ut Lyons last night, is
most heartily deplored by ALL Great aux-
iety is felt regarding the future, aud this
cannot be allayed until the successor to
the late president shall be indicted into
Office. With all this l. the anger of France
at the assassin, Cesare Giovanni Santo the
the young Italian, whose deadly knife has
plunged the nation into grief. kilograms
of sympathy are pouring in upon the fam
lily and upon the government.
These messages OF coincidence come
from all over the world, showing tina
France Is not alone in sorrow. Newspapers
of all shades of opinion print leading arti-
Giles deploring the deed. Signs of mourn
ing are general throughout France. All
flags at half mast aud public buildings be-
Ing draped.
The feeling of public anger which pre-
walls is almost beyond description. On
the boulevard scenes of the greatest ex-
element are Witnessed The police have
tue greatest difficulty dispensing crowds
of wildly angry people who assemble, dis
cussIng tragedy, cursing the assassin and
calling for vengeance against the murderer
and his supposed accomplices.
The fact that the assassin is an Italian
n
feeling against Italy and Italians. and one
Italian flag displayed in sympathy with
Frances loss was pulled down and torn
into shrpds.
Ia every quarter fierce demonstration
against Italian residents has taken place
and AS result nearly all Italian cafes and
restaurants are closed. Sentiments of
hatred with which tue people regard an-
archists are growing hourly in Intensity
All Italian stores have been closed out
of sympathy Tor the great loss France sus-
tanned by the assassination OF President
CArnoL
N THE DEPUTIES.
The chamber of deputies this morning
was draped with mourning as a mark OF
respect for aud sympathy with Frances
great loss. Premier Crlspi made "A short
and appropriate address, in which he re.
ferred m warm terms to the late president
and then asked the chamber OF deputies TO
adjourn AS token of sympathy with
France. This motion was agreed 10.
~ THE SENATE.
The senate was crowded this evening
when the president, ". Chsllemel La CouT.
made an address expressive of the senate's
feeling at the death President CArnot.
Europe he said, IS appreciatinc the
nobieuess and strength of his character
and shares in Frances grief. The speaker
then voiced the sentiment and coincidence
with the family. saying:
III any mau's innate goodness should
have guarded him from hatred and fapat-
icism, il was President Carpot. The
crime has strengthened our energetic re-
solve to defend the fundamental rules OF
society and TO preveat oQtrages upon
human life"
Italians Under the Ban.
ToULON. June 25-Here end elsewhere
in France, the smoulderiuc indignation
against Italians requires but breath 10
fan 1t into n fame. The British steamer
Richardson Was being discharged today
10y number of French and Italian steve
dores- Que of the latte: spoke InsuItingly
OF the dead president aud several French
men fell upon him The Italian was
struck fearful blow on the head with a
bar Of iron. badly frscturiug the skull.
The Italian had strength enough 10 draw
a knife. but was dissrmed The Dol,ce
had the greatest difficulty in saving him
from the crowd. The Italian i diving az
the hospital.
Marseilles in Mourning
MARsEILLEs, June 25-AH tue ships In
the old and new port are Grsped in mourn
ing. Among these vessels = number OF
Italian craft are prescott and they ali d.
play mourning flags The police have been
compelled to tase vigorous measures 20
protect the large Italian colony M.rseil-
le>, however, hss TINS far been free from
disorder. although there is great anxiety
owing 70 the frequent conflicts which
have taken place between TtziIan aud
French workingnen. IL i feared IL will De
necessary TO occupy the Italian consulate