St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-26
VIEW PRESIDENT 10 BE CHOSEN
Wednesday, When the P0liti-
Air Will Be Clearer.
REMAINS REMOVED TO PARIS.
"Long Live Carnot, and Death
to His Murderer"
WAS THE CRY OF THOUSANDS.

PARIS, June 25.-The deepest sorrow,
iismay and anger prevails throughout
France. The cowardiy assassination of
President Sadl-CarnoL at Lyons last
night is most heartily deplored by all.
Great anxiety is felt in regard to the
future, and this will not be aliayed until
successor to the late presiQent shall
be inducied into Office. With all this is
the anger of France at the assassin. Ce-
sare Giayanni Santo, the young Italian
whose deadly knife, has plunged ma
lion into grie.
Telegrams of sympathy are pouring
in upon the family and upon the gov.
ernpent. These messages of coincidence
:ome from all countries Of the world.
showing that France is not alone in her
borrow at the death of her president.
The newspapers. of all shades of opin-
ION, print leading articles deploring the
assassination of Sadi-Carnot.
SsGes OF mourning are general through
out Vac city and Francs today. All the
flags are at half-masr, and the public
buildings are being draped with Grape.
Mme. Carnot. accompanied by her two
morning. The widow was most re-
Tpectfully greeted by large crowd Of
people assembled about the railroad
depot. She proceeded Immediately to
the perfec>lre, where the body of the
late president now
REPosEs IN STATE.
One of the dead mans sons, when he
saw the decorations in the Rue de la
Republique and other streets-decora-
items which had been displayed in honor
of his fathers visit to Lyons. and which
were not all removed this morning
was so agitated that he almost tainted.
The flags and other decorations on the
prefecture were, however, removed
turing the night. and the great flag
which usually floats over the chamber
of commerce was replaced by large
square banner of Grape.
The inhabitants of Lyons generally
sre removing the festive decorations
from their buildings, and are replacing
1Eem with mourning emblemS as fast as
possible.
The apartment at the prefecture in
which the body of the late president
appearance. The remains of the mur-
Gered man are clad in dress suit. and
kcross his breast is the grand Gordon OF
The Legion of Honor, of which, as chief
ef the state, he was grand master.
Around the bier are stationed num-
Der of high officers of the presidents
military household. who, with several
Sisters of Charity. have watched the re-
mains
THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT.
The prefecture itself is surrounded
with troops, and a strong detachment of
Infantry Is guarding the building in
which Santo, the assassin, is confined.
When Nine. Carnot reached the pre-
lecture, the death chamber was cleared
bf all but the family, and the widow,
who had been Joined by her third son.
was left alone with her dead. The late
presidents widow remained for a long
time in prayer before the bier, and then
lhe widow was led away by her three
Ions, all four weeping bitterly.
Later the remains were photographed,
Rnd a consultation between the sons of
HE late president and the authorities in
charge of the remains took place.
The exact nature of their delibera-
Hons has not been made public, but it
was stated that Nine. Carnot does not
Hesire the body of her late husband to
be embalmed, and wishes it to be re-
moved Immediately from Lyons to this
city, in order that 1t may lie in state in
the chapel of the Elysee palace.
The feeling of public anger which
prevails in this city as result of the
assassination is almost beyond descrip-
lion.
ON THE BoULEvARDs,
. scenes of the greatest excitement have
been witnessed today. The police had
she greatest difficulty in dispensing the
crowds of wildly angry people who
assembled at different points, discussing
The tragedy, cursing the assassin, and
calling for vengeance against the mur-
derer and his supposed aceoT6pllces.
The fact that the assassin is an Italian
has given rise to the most dangerously
bitter feeling against Italy and Ital-
ians, and several Italian flags displayed
put of sympathy with frances loss, and,
raped with Grape, were hooted at and
Yn at least one instance, pulled down
hid torn into shreds.
In every quarter of Paris fiery demon
otratlons against the Italian residents
have taken place, and as result, nearly
Vii the Italian cafes and restaurants
have been closed. But IL the feeIln z