The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-29
SANTOS BLOODY STILETTO.
No Longer Any Doubt That He Had
ACCOmpliCeS In The Plot.

NAN Va tAAN 1AbHG1bn EAhhkch u hnAL0
Into His Abdomen and Falls Dead
at the Feet of the Police Who Were
About to Arrest Him-Premisr Du-
puy and the Cabinet Resign-Perier
TO Attend the Funeral of the Dead
President.
Paris, June 2s.-Police visited the lodg-
ings OF man named Granier in Montpe-
lier this morning with view Of ascer-
tanning his connection, II any, with the
murder of President Carnot. IL is alleged
that about O'Clock Sunday afternoon
Granier was heard to say: "By this time
Carnot must have received his account
When the police arrived at Graniers
lodgings thoy ordered him TO surrender.
With quick movement, Granier, with
out uttering word seized long knife
lying upon table and plunged IL into his
abdomen, falling dead at the feet Of the
police. The police are now certain that
the murder Of President Carnot was the
result OF conspiracy between Santo.
Laborie, Granier and others to ayenge
the executions of Valiant and Henry,
President Casimir-Perier presided this
morning at the council of the ministers.
II was decided to ask the chambers to-
morrow for a credit of 900 francs to be
applied 60 the expenses Of the funeral Of
the late President Sadi-Carnot. Premier
Dupuy will deliver the funeral grafton.
M. Dupuy 1t is announced, has finally de-
cided TO resign the premiership and pro-
poses TO go to Contrexeville, whore he will
take mineral waters.
The Cifv was parfart1tr ou{at thrnt,o.h
out the night.
The journal Official this morning pub
lished the resignation Of Premier Dupuy
and his ministers. They will remain In
office however, until another ministry Is
formed
THE DESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED.
President Casimlr-Porier has accepted
the designations of Premier Dupay and
the other members of the misistry TO 20
into effect after the funeral OF M. Carnot.
on Sunday, on which occasion M, Dupuy
will deliver an grafton in the Pantheon
on behalf Of the government The presi-
dent has asked Deputy Augusta Bur-
deaux, who is his particular friend. to
form a cabinet
In defiance Of precedent President
Caslmir-Perier insists upon honoring the
memory OF NJ Carnot by attending his
funeral.
The anarchist, Laborie, VINO was ar
rested at Montpelier on Monday, has con-
fessed to the police that the murderer,
CCsario Santo, dined with him on Sunday,
when the assassin confided TO him the OBJ
| ject Of his trip TO Lyons.
An anarchist named Abras has been
arrested Montpelier for expressing his
approval Of the murder of President Car
not.
In observance of M. Perier's election to
the presidency all disciplinary punish
ments In the army and navy have been
remitted.
NUT Il TRIBUTES TO THE DEAD.
All the women passing the Elyseo
palace make the sign Of the cross and the
men remove their hats.
Nine. Carnot received to-day few
friends and the wives of the civil engi-
neers delegation were presented by NJ.
Challemel-Lacour.
Tho oak conin in which President
Carnot's body lies had large crack in
one side this morning. AS the inner lin
ing of the lid could be seen through 1t, the
police commissary ordered that a new
and larger coffin be made at once.
The heat is intense. The sky is clear
and the florists are showing the wonders Of
their art. Carnot wreaths are exhibited
at ever shop. More than 100000 francs
have been spent here already for flowers.
-Four hundred wreaths nave been received
at the Elysee palace in the last forty
eight hours. A society OF Paris women
has ordered a funeral wreath costing
5000 francs. Mile Chris, who is be-
trothed TO NJ. Carnot's son, will send to
the palace tomorrow superb wreath
eight yards in circumference, composed
of Countess Chambo daisies yelled with
white tulle, over which black crepe will
be crossed
Workingmen are preparing President
Carnot's tomb in the Pantheon. II will
be beside that of his famous ancestor, the
organizer Of victory.
Among the candidates for the presi-
dency OF the chamber are Henri Brisson,
ex-Premier Loubet, Auguste Burdeaux
and Felix Azure, M. Dupuy's career Is
regarded as closed.
REPRIsALs AGAINST THE FRENCH.
Turin, June 2S.-The exodus of thou
sands of Italians from Southern France,
the refugees mainly passing through
Turin. eliminated in reprisals here last
evening. The hotels in the city which
are most freq uented by Frenchmen were
attacked by mob last night, and the
troops dispersed the rioters with the
utmost difficulty. For the remainder Of
the night everything was quiet, but the
anti-French manifestations were resumed
this morning. The force Of military and
the police have been strengthened.
ITALIAN FUGITIvEs AT METZ.
Metz, June 2S.-About 600 Italians who
fled from France after the assassination
of President Carnot because they were
afraid they would be prosecuted on account
of the crime of their countryman, are
camping In the open fields in the vicinity
Of this city. Most of them are without
means, and are suffering many hardships.
ENGLAND AND THE ANARCHISTS.
TOudOn Tunp o. In the House Of Gam
mons today Sir George Russell asked II.
in view of the murder of
President Carnot and other crimes
committed by the anarchists, the
government intended 70 act in concert
with the other powers In taking means to
prevent further outrages Sir William
Harcourt said the question was too impor-
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