New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
EXPRESSING THEIR SORROW
MESSAGES SENT TO MNIE. CARNOT BY THE
RULERS OF ALL CIVILIZED LANDS.
-,r oovno1rNcrs OF KING HuMBERT EN-
PERoR WILLIAM AND QUEEN VICTORIA
DruptY AFFECTED

THE CONDOLENCES OF KING HrMBERT' EN-
prpoR WILLIAM AND QUEEN vIcToH1A-
THE POPE DEEPLY AFFECTED.
PARIS June 25-The rulers OF all clVillzed
countries have sent kilograms expressing 70 H'he'
Carnot their sorrow and sympathy. lh0usdn"'
have inscribed their names to-day IN the register
books Of the Elysee. Among them were per
sonaI friends. diplomatists. Academicians society
leaders business men. and many workingmen'
Rome. June 25-Kng Humbert to-day sent
telegram to Nine. Carnot. saying:
The blow that struck your husband struck al ,ne
so No tir,e my heart The Queens grief Is pro-
found. italy IS wounded not less than France All
share your mourning
King Humbert went personally 10 the ffenOH
Embassy 20 convey his sympathies. lie also sent
a dispatch to Premier Dupuy. recalling the iact
that the assassination Of President Carnot oc-
Cured on the anniversary OF the ha'ue OF SOL
ferino. which was won by the armies Of france
and italy adding: THAT sacred day. which
united the two Nations in common glory 'eu''''eS
them in common SORROW
The Pope Is deeply affected by the assassination
Of President Carnot He has advised his entour-
age to offer prayers that complications between
Franco and italy NAV be averted The Pope mas
cont \ telegram to NJ. Hanotaux. French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. expressing MS great
,or.,u a. the death Of President Carnot and
Offering his sympathy
Cardinal Paroochi. secretary Of the Congres'-
tion Of Apostolic Visitation. has written letter
n MonsignOr Ferrata, Papal Ambassador -
France expressing the horror Of the Vatican AT
the murder Of President Carnot and expressing
hope for the continued prosperity OF France
Kiel. June &-Emperor William telegraphed
an expression Of his confidence to Nine Carn'''
at Lyons. this morning. The dispatch which was
sent personally. read:
The Empress AMI are pr9f9undly afiic,c1 ny ny
the horrible news Re persuaded Ma i,Hne' . "l "'
arr with YOU and your family God give you
strength to support you un4er ne irr name
is dead Ike a soldier on the haiteArd
The telegram s.nt by the Emperor t. the Ger
man Ambassador at Paris this morning was as
follows:
Express to the Government Of France my ind!s,,
na,ion az the murder Of President Carnot. whom
esteemed 40 highly
Berlin. June 25.--Chancellor Won Caprivl called
at the French Embassy al 10 o'clock this morn
ing to convey an expression Of the sorrow and
sympathy OF the Emperor. Hundreds OF carriages
containing callers with similar messages con-
tinued 10 arrive at the Embassy during the morn
ing and early hours Of the afternoon.
Vienna June 25.-Emperor Francis Joseph has
telcgraphed Premier Dupuy. expressing his deep
sorrow at the death OF President Carn0t.
London. June Queen Victoria to-day sent a
long dispatch by private Yire 10 Nine, Calh'''
The Earl OF Kimberley. Minister ~ Foreign
Affairs this morning telegraphed the Marquis
Of Duffern British Ambassador at Paris. IN
structine him to express In the name of the
Queen Her Majestys horror and deep regret at
| the murder Of President CarnOt
Lord Kimberley called at the French Embassy
this morning - express officially his sorrow at
| the death II President Carnot. The Prince Or
| Wales sent Sir Francis Knollys. Groom In wait
! ing. with message of sympathy and confidence.
| The tricOlor over the French Embassy was low
| cred to half-mast this morning.