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LEGAL NorlcE.
Iu tlorruUair court. boo aud f,rsaft I.,ke
County, Territory ui Utah

county, Territory ui Utah
ln Che matter VI tbu estate of LolnIIas T.
hgHttlu, deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ IuHu D. lIuriHa, aImluHirH.Hf NJ fHr
tHi"i1 ~ lruuilHH a., Uratug. deceased.
NaH rendered inf settlement, and nlrG 100 slIi
court, Do. ht account Of biz HUmIuH ffliIuu
oi fHIl estate sul petition f1r unII dIEtulutun
900 lNr residue 90 HHIt rHtIiUuWUuF tIH uefHuut
yntual thereto. uul t.at WcIur.giY DO list
uhN ul January h 10 lsll, at uu'.'o.. am,
90 Ono court ruHm oi SAID rIurl. In t.H County
lpui. llnu0r, 'lli Ease Dliy und County Utah
ltUllNfIt Nt" NVHh duly appointed HV tHH
Jui.U off Hal court for THO nttl'ymrutoi sand
nrr"uui Nuu hrurnf nbli petition tHf 1I#tfIbu.
ton no WUIDH tur Hul pace any ucrflu inter.
lHtuI ln HAli estate may luUUur and .Huy
cause it lnt iher. ur, why faid account should
NOT Den settled uUu approx cd aud final uIHffIlu.
ton m Hr Is prayed fIr
Dated January flh. l..I,
co. v. MELpY.
t.rTk ~ uu rtUuaI1 Court
o. q D. JAtE, uuy
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NoIlor 10 CREDITORS.
r''a'o OF Daniel !. Daniels Deceased.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN uN THE
IN uudUrsigurt, S. y Taylor. admins
traitor Ot tho UHtHtC of Daniel o. Daniels.
deceased, Co mo creditors ut Hnd N' pfuuuH
having claims against the aatl uUHUa.Hi tu
DnhiHit them Wlin the ufUCHHIfy NuuUHrrs.
within ton months after the uHt publication
uf This notice. 60 thV said administration NO hIH
NiUrr, so, llg u0nW liIur., salt Lake CITY,
in tHo County uf salt lakU. Utah
phtci January lth. 1874
h.N rANIun.
Administrator OF the catatr OF Daniel T..
nHuIrIH deceased.
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DuHsuASr Tu as EXECUTION mo- Nu
Il directed ly Tho Third uuIU' tH.H uf Ua
icuiilry vi liah, rulIl expose s. uU.Nt HllH.
ut ilU frurf door of tnU County |HH.I house Iu
ihc tfiF ~ sH't Lake, CuuuIYu| 500 IlLr aud
lUIntHrv ~ itHh. ON 600 lIIh IUU Uf January.
l.'i. ui lvU O'Clock u m4 ul fHr HI.HL title,
claim Uud iuigf.. ut William GfUU.HUH. 1f, n.
nni 60 thn following dc.rrNgI rrII oHtHts
aIiul e. lyiug and bong BOO sole IH.u Gus nud
county, anu ursrrl'C q. follows, 90 VIf
The undivided uuU.uIE hih IutHIg.t ut william
1rnr.hcDh 10, lu, aud tp tnn Coil owing IUal Dl.
C6mmcnsinF 90 fcot north from uthwost
elruurot Doc fUtCu lI, block hr.HsuInr GOD.
ullt "A', salt lttH titg survey. thence north
nIty rCyrn and uur-hili |liIN Irrt. thence
cast one hundred fIkty.f1Ir 10 .i. fHHt. thence
south tfty HHNrH and lur.InII .H..I feet.
ihoncc west one hundred nIAJ.iUuf GOD feet
iD place Of hgFnuuu
Also, commencing hyo Hl rHds south from
northwest corner 0t Doe tlrUn II.. .|.HE tHIHfF.
Give .lI, plat a. sllt Lake CITY HuT.HUt i1HUUH
rfHt twenty T.. rods thence north ton HuI
ono half 'l.'I trrt. thence Wrsf tWDuIF 800
rll theme. south Ten aud unehaf lHsl foot
Go beginning.
10 bo so.d as the property Of william
Hrncshrrk. 40 thr tuU 0f itu.uhOrrUf q
hHIiaHUrf.
Terms oi aaio, Casn.
Nat st. BRIGHAM.
O. n. Narhai
Hy T.. D.. AuruEU. Deputy Marina.
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John 4. 6rorsbcrk Ann %. GroCHluCk. william
GrucfhpUl. Eleanor a. DrHeH IuuE, AIrholas
nj sisUtt ttgnr5 a. HaT ID Vi u,l58
Utah National Nauk, corporation, James
Tufkur aua liuurY g.. wallace, Co uarinUrs
doing lu.uuHH uHlCr ilU nrW name ut
3. b. Tcruii 10. n. LlUuy. MaA MARTIN lul
samuel T.. Lcipfnr rnspartnHrH, uttrr tnr
hrm name uf Martin q LClptcr and il0ugu.
Ton. NrNAir Hardware 20, q corporation,
uLL.ml.uL-.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Eslalo Of Bennda !. NuIsor, doccalc.

NOTICE - hereby OWEN uY THE
~ uudgr.IE noi, oNceutrir OF tlr rstato oil
hc'luda A. Mutscr, dcpOgsed,to ihu creditors of
gnl all pluluf having claima againti tnu said
deceased, 90 exhibit them with lhn NECESSARY
iuuclcrs, WItun Con months giiur lhn urHt
lunlclulu 0t thlI uut.ru,tu th0 alId nNgrutuN,
at q south 'lHiu street Salt Lake Nl.y, Utah,
ln lhc County OK SAT- Lake
Dated January ith, 1904
LOUISE srLNuUusE BARTON,
lhrnutglN OF belinda n. Muasrr. urIuHfpu.
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NOTICE or ST0CEHoLDERs'
MEETING.

NOTICE is UEEEsI GIVEN THAT
~ tho aunuu muHUH. lt the Htou.
holders OF tho barnes Hardy company Will be-
south Jau h.rUUL tu.f d.. Nty, Utau. on
tuuadly, the i7th day of January An. trlI.
no % u.clpea u,tu.. Tor tug purpose of ClCciInr
action Of such otucr uus,lH.H shall properly
come before Dr..
SAT- Lake CITY, January Hi, 1884,
JUIIN j. NEBEKER
hrnrnfnrss
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Sta7dard cburcb Works.

ifooh Of Mormon. An a.-,ab, o, u,,
Ancient Inhabitants of Che American c5au.
h11i Vdti1l by tho hand Of Mormon upru
r..'o' ia-'n from r.a pilates OF Sophi, found
h'H 1l1aao''a., o1afl Co.. Sow Yort. and
Translated By go Prophet J0l-ra Smith. Ir.
u.s iA''' flI Dos, tlo5. rau Hoin, ii.,5.
'il Book lmtil, tii1, ruu Leather, embossed,
tL-'i i"l o.li1, embossed. N.0i.
uooH % Inrmon. ttarr1 priutJ M8-e-,,
i-.'' QUO, ,l'si Leather, CIT, $50 Leather,
tlH. Cloth ttH.
b0c'rinc and Covenants % tho Church Of
Ielf tHr.t Of flt.f.lly salut. CONTAINING
u' h''c''tons g.yon 60 Joseph Smith. IT,, tls
I'lpaot Coz iH' baldns up Of tha Il1gion u
,-' in uo irt day. Dit s2Ts. Flu H,ah,
200. Ial H.tu clio. Pom n'ek tsmiuJ, u %,
900 l''ll"-, embossed, tL2i, Pull cloth, en-.
brH1. ti.I
"o..fino AMI Covenants. Iass, runi).
h'.'e.a' Nftia on taiji L1lAar, uuL
1901 l'aia.r ilu, Cioh, lts5
Pearl OF Great uricc. A sho.s, .ai..u.n
nom Zoo l..HIauHIs, foundations. end S.r.
r'.n1' oi slI.p SMITH. lrat rr1a,at. Scr
aN1 ls.'''..'. at ua church of Itsls cAf..s %,
l"..Ay Ha.aH N1a-.1 uuL g.ai
'''ae' oNr hoj, i1ln 5lai c'lil GA.
Key 60 dic science Of theology. b..
Hol '' org iGifHII.uIl o. OBJ, T.r.tp siH.I.
ln Di Spiritual Imoaaly. u..isln. Law
uaI "osofHu.nt o. Delivered b. DO An.
cH' an' iH Restored 90 taa $3.50 t.rtsrG..l
a''''1rnali 90 ufil.lti t...a. tH.1 ...t
a1lF.lf'' uy iHuag T.. Pratt Iiu nan.
'Hl1 ID iaal tul c.1.h, e4Jl.aI, ,1t
voice Of warning Au in.ulatuant, ,h,
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Whereas, J1.Cph A. MufIHn auI kate l.
NuUllu. Dc vito. uf SAT- lH.r City, Utah. exc
gutci aclnuW edged and delivered toll %
of ouih Dakota. thJIr rrrfaIH iust decd,
Tearing date ur lfsl day Uf November, q. o.
lrtI nn1 recorded gu INr Recorder uilrU
MurigaFcH, on pace 90, $50 ~ anu rs. OF o.,
rrr1Igs of Hai1 uil .D. tu secure tho payment o.
John u, M'.1I OF order, ul tuu Indebted
noes boz faId tUHt decd described. fuf
dulilra. aud Interest thereon no thr ratio 90 ton
per cent per anuum, which Ha.1 iHHrHtH1n Hs
New s ORR tity, gui gyIdearuI hy argria.u nrt
mortgage note, dctruUgd Iu H4iu tfl.i deed.
gnt executed by faii joseph a. Murlu anl
hatc D. huIifu, Haii ruHi coed Dol upon Che
CIty 90 siIt llte, Boz tuu County uf nalt iALr.
ana Territory OF lth, tlsWIt beginning lf
me tuuthNoft corner % 'ui four ll, block
Wv 4an heuii ,ast Hso .s. rods, thence ngTib
HlA lUl rliH. thence WCHt Hiy laI Rode, thence
fuuth HlA IHI TOD" in place OF hgsuuu..
AUD NIglra,, % o. provided Iu thIi trust
deed. among other tIiu.., iHrt iu uA.u default
Do made 90 Il1 m0ui 1i u.thrr ni Ha'd bond.
note, iniphu lErH uI moneys uiufualII,
secuted iy HHId iruH. decd, ur 40 tag taara lf
tno breach uf any ul tHU covenants theron
yuUtA.uUH. Goo p. hUH. Huu performed HY IHU
ma. eco ui 0lil tru.t decd. tlrG sali trustee ur
h.rHUucUH Irlu trust HA1II 900 H"u dispose Uf
.Hl pfguHrH au1 ur.r part thereof aui au
Ih0 uEhL utg. Irulli lul equity Ui rUIUmu
tun ui ihr uah.H M aHld irUft decd.
ever gIurl In mH.. urlu separate parcels.
uh thu holder Ur bH,lpr of Halu note WHY pro.
fgF, uf public auction. 90 Che front door % IUU
court h1uarin Che county uf -Ht llHu, AND
Dc HpDe.heI 900 Che notice OF such sIlt, Cor Ono
highest uud l.Lt rrIgr Goo r.mn val bring Iu
each, niIor rNilE thirty days ultNuuH notice.
~ such saIu, Dbl publication iu ANY new paper
8t tN.I limo UUuHrUHu Iu tIe aid tuuuftUf
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In tho Probate Court, in aud Tor SAT- LAX,
County, Territory Of Utah.


sMltni Declared
NOTICE l5 UggtHN GIVEN THAT
~ James 70, Smith HGnlulsirltor of th'
estate pf John s. smith. urcUrftd, haH rene
dgfrl COR settlement Uu1 ulUi in end Court hif
final account of nH administration OF hhii
pfiltH aud pruual Tor uIal distribution 90 Ono
roaluur Of nald Catatr nmoue tho urrHuus cutie
tlud thereto, hud that Wednesday, tho lith dls
of January, An 1874, &C 10 O'Clock AIM, nt thr
Court rUOmof slli Court, tu the uOguty tlur,
House, Nalt lAtr CITY and county, ltlu Ter
rtoH, has been duly appointed hy the juHEH
OF sHi1 Court tor tho sCttlUmcnt OF rl.u ut.
count and hpaflnE rlid petition inr uistuNu.
ton, 40 which tlmr and place any uCuuu In.
trruHivd be- HAIt estate may appear ami show
cause, u any thorr be-. why sAid nrrouut HbuHii
no hu sUUlc1 and approved aud luai lHulgH
ton wHdg Hr prayed for,
Dated December -lft lHl,
~. " MELOl,
Clerk OF TIE Probate Court
by j, A. JACK, Deputy
MAnnLLL 4 ADAMS,
aHf.FrWUH FUH N.HfuNH.
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NOTICE THERE AiE pEilNQuFNr ur.
~ uu tIU following dUHruHrI rtnrk on rrs
october isH tlo several amounts Hut opposite
ihg uamg. ui The Icfu.gutu shareholders. aa
follow.
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In he District Court no ana for the Third
JUDICIAL biHlriat of Uigu rarut0Iy,
County of sails Lake
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


street, sat LAKE. Cltr. JuH.
NurCg o. uUmBY GIVEN THAT All
~ regular meeting of fHU board 10.
nlru '1I uf HlIrJ company, held uH tI. '.f IHH
% december, lsIi, asfcHHuoUt $50 H. of ..r Uur
,tIt or ctuib pcr share uH. .UN.I uu
il8 rlntgl stock 1f ho cHrHlrluln. u..HHIU
iWHu ii1'e.y 20 Che soerrtfr. at DO. uH..a %.
lNU nlmu.n.t room H tu|iHu UU.n. UHH.
second south street salt Take JU.. T.u
territory ANY stock upon which Chic u..r..
mont Hlll ItulIu unpaid 600 SATURDAY. I.u.
I'd. lr'ls NiI| D.. ugIiuTuUut and HIHr#.#HH ...
sllc ni public auction auu uuIraa uI.mHu. u.
1876 1t2 O'Clock % m.. tl UHg tHs Uu.HHHUHf
l.H" Hmert together with fHU e.Hf. UT a...a.
l.Iue and expense of H1Ig.
iI Uricrui tlH board uf I.H..HIIH.
J. ~. WiuTIUIAu Tr.
~ ~. E9N l.s trrrOtfrr.
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DELINQUENT AssEssMGNr

Delinquent uougc.=scucr Mluna and Ml0ur
Company.
Location OF principal place ot buuuefa. SAT-
lHLU ely tuh.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT
Delinquent notlco.-ouuly Mining md apnlt
Company.
H7IlHln OF pT711IpaI place o. b1IIncli, san
Lake CITY, Utah.
LOCATION o work., VINO Pine County. Nevada

NOTICE, THERE AuE DELINQUENT
~ upUn ihc Following IorcuuoI .t0Hk ON
2. 1unt OF Assessment loyiod uu tha llfu day
M tlt'HNrf l.i. Che several amounts Hnt
"...l" t.c ntuu1 OF ihe respective share.
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uy l. T.. AuruEU. Deputy Martha.
Dated urs Ih, Is
luoIu, LEE s. Ou,r, Attorneys Cor Plain,
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SUMMONS ON CROSS COMfLAlNT.

ny j. o. JkCb. Deputy.
q p. MAu.t Au, Attorney.
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Book Manufacturers

We make and Stamp Cases for Printers and
publishers az % distance. We carry lHrfe
e1tortmcnt o. DEstuss. Ornaments, Leitaf.
tpsd, and hhtock o. material second 70
none iu the country.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

Conservative Republican. He was e.ected Deputy
and then a life Senator He was successfully AM
bassldor 10 Switzerland and TO Great Britain "Eers
he remained for more than two years atter which
he acted as Minister Of Foreign ATa.rs N the fefrs
Cabinet He succeeded NJ Ferry az Pres.ient OF
the Senate. In manner OF .ife re is almost re-
cluse He Is a blcheior anl lives In small apart
men, in the Rue De "A Trtmole. Formerly he re-
SIDED IN the Rue De Saint Petersburg. but ne fopni
It too noisy for study. lie always dresses IN DacK
ard looks not unlike az English parson; @ care'n1
and distinguished Is he in his personal appe1rahce
that his colleagues have dubbed him the Marquis &c
IA Jacobln.ere He breakfasts ard Gnes a.one. His
Household IL composed OF oaa secretary, vaiet
ard A cook He rises carly sf,s his corresroai*rce
AMI a, noon receives an occ1s'on1. ir.eHi. Ms
apartment 8 vel Furnished. but there = nothing
artistic about Il. He IS an enemy of al domesu-
Gated animals: ne even Giskes flowers. HIS library
Is wei garnished particularly with Greek books Tor
he IS ore of the best HesGs's IN France. lie reads
enormously In the afternoon he goes 20 the senate
He never attends barque;S or solrees and mas
horror Of the theatres Every night ha ret.res %
res: punctuliy a. 10. He alorss Paris. and rarely
quits IT, Sometimes he WI 90 20 the SEASIDE ior 4
day or two. or run over to LONDON where ne mas
many ac1ualn.ancea made wnile no was Ambas-
slGor there II Is sall that when ~ the se1slie he
often followed the example of Demcs;tcnes and put
pebbles IN his mouth to exercise his oraiorcaI
ta.ents Garnbet.a hal n high opinion OF him a;
one non-rt bu: found that he was TO mucA OF a
philosopher % be a good statesman When Ju.@s
Ferry made him 4 Foreign Minister Z IA s1l that
such was his aversion 70 society that he soon be-
came is).ated. He lived tho Quai dOrs1y Ike a
hermit ana the story ran thl; he worked anI sept
IN ore of the ati.cs
" Charles Dupuy who rose from a comparatively
/ obscure place 20 be Prime Minister In Apr. lsy3.
anI who returned 20 hat ONCE "a VI Casiwir-
Perer's successor ;ew weeks ago. ari s'l! hoIis
H. q a.so accounted leading candidate for the
Presidency ot the Republic. He was BORN on No.
vember ;. ISL az Puy. and comes OF the patient
llborious honest Auvergnat race HIS father, who
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

deserved the distinction Il was he wH9 eHgyr iagngsr
the treasonabe Vaccinations o, Genera, Sufhcr
brought them 20 naught, and drove msSs ssawed
into dlshon0rei exile II was he. TOO Wno Wn ,,os In
himself more than any other man 81 H. H. canape
France the master OF me mon arc me turbu.sn.
forces Of crime and anarchy. After nls nnsenen,
from Office there prevailed rhmors Si H'rnot the
ami even OF enmty between him ana VI III Ger.
trn,h of which was bv no means est1hishel "a
tain.y "the strong Mnister'-or eN-Mlhtssttt and q
M omen autagonism 10 his former chiei anSin1 aSi
no,oSe speech which he made year ago sound,Snns
keynote OF last summers electora! camp and
was compendium OF those very priuic,p prisichp marked
policies OF conservative republic 1nism wnleh more
NJ Carnot's Administration. He IS hate" u ,ss
bitterly by the criminal and revo.utomn,s
than almost any other lying apd pstrioc Military
Governor OF Paris has more ,nan one VIiag ne was
toned as Presidential candidate Inass ars-s,v's fall
a formidable candidate at the time OF ~ vi p6valists
and might have succeeded had not the w. w. theIf
against his viii, supported nm. .,sus vi Is hated
support PS tqssl was f"5el de as5rler r TNe " Alan.
NJ Foquet who shouted "Vve la Poiosin,,i trough
sieur! at the Car and who STUCK N%n Radical leader
and once had Presidential ambitions o"' "
doubtless out Of the race. ,,,,,r loader some
what resembling NJ Carnot IN tempersmeens,t' as the
acter and policy. Eloquent scnoarY' neounstlsm to
80, msL, Rim ons OF the very foremost leadeiS
once 1t thought that & n dc ncyyansry pneyS'ne would
rsrtainly some day become Presiaent. r. ~ d.v 10
doubt that he had such amolllo,h' on nd other men
probably past lie is growing 9li h anu ina mai once
have come forward 10 take the leadership '"A' W.
his. o,,,..,.a,, ,rav also be men.
,,,nl %Hra nat as a Presidential posslols ssnt
az that of a man once ambitious TO De IA Hs
and ready to use any means a,rsn ~ ot Bouanger ths
friend OF Cornelius Herr vioent EaaSf' ~ order ard
cal marpot. friend OF every % %snys ar leas, prae.
and II n not he yery spirit hs. To-
day brouzh tragic deso!atioh " -"
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
SCIATIC RHEUMATISM.
HOW PROMINENT KENTUCKrAN sr.rprpr.
WITH IT. HIS CURE A MARyErors oxr

WITH IT. HIS CURE A MARVELLOUS ONE
Few men in Kentucky are better known than the H..
John NJ Rice. Of Louisa. Lawrence Co.. la,e c,,a',.
Judge Of the Sixteenth Judicial District Of Ken,uc. ~ %
few in that. any other State have pasaed ,ha
4 remarkable experience and live to tell the
About six years ago he attacked with sc,o,c ,.
matsm which developed fast that no soor L.. -.
control OF his legs. His whole system became da-,,..
and ne indeed physical wreck Tho nnusccs a, 49,
limbs reduced by arophy mere s,rings orA a.
felt that hts llfe gradually wearing away rr,r..
physicians consulted. and al known means q, -
lief empoyel without avail. and IL indeed soen,oa .
though Kentucky to lose of Ter mos, v.,,.I
citizens.
1t at this time that Judge Rice first heard % n,
Williamss Pnk Pits fer Pale People He promptly an.
piled them his case. and result he is toaax
a we'll man The effect Of tho Pills were marveo,.
Judge Rice reganel the Of his lnba his npu.,,.
returned ard again performed her functions prom
erly The above case was investigated and vouch.s q,
10y The Coyin.ton POST and stands q, the mo-,
remarkable cures known In tho annals u medicine
No discovery In medicine has created dlscussIon
both In circles and IN the newspapers than DR.
Wiliamss Pink pills Tho many remarkable sfo-iax hs,
have been published the effected by p,s
have brought them into the greatest prominence both In
this country ard abroad They have been analyzed bv
some eminent chcmis,s aad 1t has been a.
cerained that they arc unfang specific such d,
cases as a,dxia partial paralysis 81; vitu,
dance. sclatica neuralgia. rheumatism head
ache the after effects Of Ia grippe papaton the heart
pale and sailow comocxons that tired feeling resulting
from nervous prostraton: all diseases resulting from
,itlatel humors IN the blood such scrofua chronic
crysipclas etc They also snoo,fc or roublea De-
car 70 females such suppressns irregularities and
all forms y weakness.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
VIEWS OF RocirEroRT AND BERNHARD

London June 2.-M Henri ROchcfort in an In
tervew to-day said
fear that the murder OF President CarnOt will
be followed by reprisais against Italians and a
repetition Of the bloody scenes OF Aigues Mortes
! am receiving kilograms from which | have the
assurance that no Frenchman or Anarchist had
anything 10 DO with the affair. In regard 10 the
election Of NJ CarnOts successor do not think
that VI Constans has any chance In the race with
NM Casimr- Pcricr and Dupuy. | think the choice
will fall upon NJ Dupuy. II VI. Casimir-Perier Is
elected France Will fall under the regime Of an
authoritaire. / have fear that General Saussier
or any other military officer will be elected.
Mime. Sarah Bernhardt said to a representative
of the United Press:
1t was a stupid and brutal piece Of savagery.
What are those hends att Whittier will all this
lead? 50 good. gentle and kind-heared man
] have done nothing but cry and rage since ] heard
of the vile deed | have sent to Nine. CarnO; at
the Palace OF the Elysee expression OF the pain
ful sorrow OF French woman.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

roedla;ely sent furious report TO NJ C"a"7e '"'
Iscour who sent an order 10 the genera. IN com
-, o,dor,ro hir, % have al, these fellows shot
This unfortunate phrase CFusllsz mol tous ces gems
ia'o for years was quoted against NJ Cnaiieme'-
Iacour But he has awlys professed TO nave haa
no recollection Of IT, AMI the v.gor win whien ne
put down the instruction certainly renders Il Gill
cult 70 believe that he meant a whole Datta.'0h Vi
Nohres 20 be SHOT down After the Republic had
- ar,,v consolated NJ Chal.eme.-Lacour. from
A radical revolutonist became an Opportunist or
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
OEFICTdL NOTICE RECEIVED.
DISPATCHES FROM THE FRENCH FOR
rrGv OFFICE AND AMBASSADOR EUsTls'
,.-.,..,,,,,...7.e ,trssAGE TO CONGRESS AND
IiIs DISPATCH To THE FRhN'h
G1NERNMENT.

| THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE 10 'O'>"'''''" 49,
1irs DISPATCH To THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT.
washington. June 2j-Omclal notification or
! tho doath Of President Carnot was received th'S
! inning bv NJ Paten0tre, the French AmDaSsa-
dor and he proceeded t. make known the IN
! terirence to the state Department In accordance
| with diplonatic usage. Soon after the r'ce'Pl
-, to-. d,.patch the tricolor Of France was sus-
nendo1 AZ half-mast from a balcony OF the en-
| hassv Ambassador Paten0tre came INTO low"
! carly this morning from the suburban r''lu'".e
# his father-in-law. James ElveTson' OF fh'''"e'
nhia and Immediately entered upon the con"
sideration Of matters pertaining to the dea'" Vi
the President
cocret,rv Gresham also received message
from Ambassador Eustis announcing 'he n'd'"
If Tho French President Almost at the same
! ,,o,oont m a m) NJ Paten0tre, the French
Annossa1or called. bringing the official noth-
cation of the French Government. Mr. Gresham
,,,,o,i,tolv started for the White House. and the
| President addressed the following message to
| Congress:
/ r., ,,. senate and House Of Representatives:
The shocking intelligence has been receiveu ona ~
the Pres!nent 81 bends oS an assassin This terrible
vent which has overtaken a sister rrptohe AZ az
oor;ran ri Nafion while the violent termination oi
! n "a rn.r promising so much In aid OF HOrrt| unn @
| {, adyancng civilization should be mournTd a. an
/ aiact,on OF mankind. GROVER Glen ElANp.
The President also directed the following mes
gage to be sent 10 Ambassador Eusts In PARIS:
t,xnrcss to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs me
,,,I@,un1 snrrow with which the President ana me
American people have heard Of me atroc0ns .'m1 h
! ,,bicb mas robbed a sister republic OF rs wSe nu-
mane and patriotic Cnef Magistrate GRESHAM
The text Of the official notification received
from Ambassador Eus,is as follows
,-, ,,,,,s,.r - Foreign Affairs notified me
oGirlaUy ihis morning Of the assassi a non 'as'
might AT Lyons OF President Carnot VINO ~ h IN
! daV AZ - * A m The Chamber meets on the -,sh
! tp elect another President In the mean Tine ,ne
| t,abine, acting under the provision OF the 'o"-
stitution' assumes 'Ie "''' EI'STIS.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

M Brisson as their candidate. The Sociailst
group have decided to bar the way OF any
rra,,ns are undecided and are still holding meet
ines. NJ. Leon say is mentioned as a candidate.
London Jane 25.-The Paris correspondent. OK
.The Times saws: "Casimir-Perier alone seenis
to have serious chances Of election TO the Presi-
6ency ChalleInel-Lacour positively disclaims
any Intention TO be candidate
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
COINCIDENCE FROM Mr.. BAYARD.
HIS SYMPATHY A%D SORROW EXPKEssED IN
NOTE TO NJ. DECRA1s.

NOTE TO NJ DECRA1s
London June 25.-Mr Bayard. the United states
Ambassador. to-day addressed the following note
TO NJ Decras. the French Ambassador to Great
Britain:
My Dear Colleague: beg you to accept the as
surance OF my grief and sincere sympathes WIN
your country and yourself an hOnOred and faith-
ful representative al this Court on this distressing
occasion. when the patriotic ana beloved nead Oh
your Government IS nhumanly and Wickedly stricken
down by the hand OF an assassin Lovers ana ser
wants OF civilization the world over Will know no
lines OF diverse nationality when such deeds are
done; but will act blended IN one community or
sorrow anxious and determined TO uphold the law,
protect Justice from such fatal assaults anl bring
all the elfproesting powers Of society into vgQr-
ous and cOncordant action. For myself personally,
and equally for the country | reprcsent renew my
expression Of sincere sorrow ana perfect sympathy.
am, my dear colleague sincerely yours.
THOMAS T. BAYARD.