The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-28

the masters. but the people are the real
you Of their power"
The alterations did not end with the
proceedings of the assembly, for the
officers having hardly left their seats
and Radical deputy, fell foul OF Armon
Schrameck, chief secretary Of the Prefect
OF Police. Schrameck assumed a threat
ening attitude. but he was held at bay by
Pelietan's friends. and eventually, at their
request, was elected from the palace by
the ushers.
THF PRESIDENT IN PARIs.
Troops had been massed at the st.
Iazare station to receive the new Presi-
dent and escort him from the train 10
the Foreign Office. When II was learned
that he would return in carriage. tney
We're marched out 10 Sevres TO meet MN.
The appearance OF the city was the same
as usual after the news or elecuon ar
rived. but for a slight crowding Oh @ @the
BI5oui'e,yards and me me G streess ,be Bois de
BoulOgne, the Arc de Triompne anu tns
Champs Elysee. The people saluteu
Casimtr-P Perier with cheers and the way
ing Of hats and handkerchiets. AZ esan tne
President approached the Foreign Olnce,
on the Quai- ~ Orsay, the officers removed
for the time the Grape from their swora,ss. sI,,s
The tri-cOlOr was hoisted over the Dullu,
ing and a band played the 'Marse lalse,
The reception ut the Foreign once was
very brief After IL the President re-
turned to his apartments IN the SnaHfnpbJir Hnbi
Of Deputies. He will preside at the Cabl-
net meeting to be held at $50 tomorrow
morning. and will receive from Premier
Dupuy before noon the formal announce
ment OF the Cabinets resignation,
Nine. Casimir-Perier learned OF ner nus
bands success at about o'clock, Few
minutes before the counting or the pai-
lots was completed. As soon as the re-
suit became generally known she received
congratulatory calls from many friends.
among them the Baron and Baroness I'd
mOnd De Rothschild. Her fourteen-year-
old daughter, Germane, was surrounded
IN the courtyard ny ran FANNY L trlenuS e.nus as
and received congratulations there for
fully half an hour
Fr nee Appreciates Our sympathy.
WASHINGTON. d. c., June H.-The
Nice-President laid before the Senate
the following cablegram:
Paris. June 26. 1894
The President OF the Council and Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs. TO the President
OF the Senate. Washington:
The Government OF the Republic VIII
communicate 20 the Senate and Chamber
Of Deputies at their next session the
expressions Of fraternal sympathy which
IL has received from the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the great
American Republic But It does mot
wish TO delay until that moment to COM
municate to you expression OF all its
thanks. and TO make known 10 you the
consolation which the resolutions Of the
Senate and Of the House Of Representa-
tives have brought to Ii In the grief
which has stricken our country.
The cablegram was also laid before
the House at the opening Of the ses-
sion by Speaker Crisp.
Trial OF Snnto Fixed for July 23d.
LYONS. June H.-The trial of Santo.
the assassin OF President Carnot, has
been fixed for July 23d.
AlOuiet at Marseilies.
MARSEILLES, June N.-Everything IS
quiet here this morning. The anti-Italian
demonstration last night was promptly
suppressed, and no further trouble is
probable.