The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-26

Paris June 25-The deepest sorrow,
dismay and anger prevails throughout
France over the cowardly assassination
of President Carnot
= kilograms of sympathy are pouring
in from all over the world.
Newspapers of all shades Of opinion
deplore the assassination.
Throughout France flags are at half
mast and public buildings are draped.
Mime Garnet. accompanied by three
sons, arrived at Lyons this morning.
She proceeded Immediately to the pre-
lecture, where the body of the late
president raposes in state. The death
chamber was cleared and the family
left alone They remained a long time
in prayer before the bier. Then the wild
ow was led away by her sons. all weep
ing bitterly Later the remains were
photographed.
It is stated that Mime. Garnet does
not desire the body to be embalmed and
wishes it removed Immediately from
Lyons 10 this city to lie in state in the
chapel Of the Elysee palace. The re-
mains Of the murdered man are clad
in a dress suit, and across the breast
is the grand Gordon OF the Legion OF
Honor of which as chief of the state
he was grand master The high Off
GERS OF the presidents military house
hold and sisters of cfanty watched the
remains throughout the right. The pre-
lecture is surrounded by troops, and a.
strong detachment is guarding the
building in which Giovanni Santc, the
assassin. is confined.
scenes ons the BouIevarts.
On the boulevards scenes of the
greatest excitement hare been wit
messed today. The police had difficulty
in dispensing the crowds of angry peo-
pie who assembled at different points,
calling for vengeance against the mUy-
derer and his supposed accomplices.
Several Italian flags displayed out of
sympathy with Frances loss and
draped with crepe, were ho0ted at and
at least one was torn into shreds. In
every quarter fierce demonstrations
against Italian residents have taken
place. Nearly all Italian cafes and
restaurants have been closed. But if
the feeling against the Italians is
strong, the sentiment of hate with
which the majority regard the anar-
chists is still stronger. The murderer,
Santo, has boldly asserted that he is
an anarchist 1t is reported the police
: fare convinced that the assassination of
y Carnot is the result of a plot.
The government viii propose to the
chambers that Carnot be accorded a
national funeral.
The Formal Announcement.
Announcement of the death of Presi-
dent Carnot was formally made in the
chamber of deputies today by Premier
DupUy, and in the senate by NJ. Chal-
lemel Lacour. The chamber of depu-
ties was thronged TO the utmost and
there was great excitement when Pre-
mier Casimier-Perier entered.
Every person present arose and re-
manned standing while the president Of
the chamber of deputies read NJ. Dul
puy's letter, making the formal an
nouncement OF the death of President
Garnet and adding that the whole Of
France was stupefied by the abom-
Unable crime. DUpuy also said:
From all parts expressions of emo
ton and sorrow are arriving. France
weeps at the less of the loyal servant
and upright citizen who carried with
honor and fidelity the national flag.
and who awakened in Europe feelings
which show how great is the ordeal
through which we are now passing.
The republic viii ever remember Presi-
dent Carnot All our sympathies are
with the family, which mourns his
loss. and which, like him, is worthy of
France. The whole country joins in
the sindignauon felt at the crime
NJ. c9simier-Perier after he had finish
ed reading said: ''The chamber OF
deputies and France associate them.
selves with these words. Let us bow
respectfully before the tomb which
closes over a life Of devotion to the
fatherland and to the republic France
remains brave and strong in the day 9;
national morning
The chamber Of deputies then ad-
journed
I'm the Senate
The senate was crowded this evening
wnen the president. NJ. Challemel La,
cour made an address expressive a
the senate's feeling at the death o.
President Carnot.
Europe he said, lis appreciatine
the nobleness and strength of his char
acter and shares in Frances GRIEF
The speaker then voiced the senti
ment and coincidence with the family
saying: IF any mans innate good
Dess should have guarded him from
hatred and fanaticism, it was Presi
dent Carnot The crime has strength
ened our energetic resolve to defenC
the fundamental rules of society and Il
prevent outrages upon human life.''
VIII Meet Wednesday.
Crowds OF people during the morning
and this afternoon have surrounded tn
palace where all the foreign ambassa
doris and ministers, senators and de
puties called during the day Tn
majority of the deputies, after calm;
at the Elysee palace, assembled at tn
place Bourbon, where meetings of al
parties were hel6 during the afternoon
The senate and chamber of deputie
will assemble in electoral congress q
Versailles at l p. m Wednesday mex
for the purpose of electing a successor.
Movements of the Assnssfn.
A The police inquiry late this Afternoon
RESULTED in obtaining the following
facts In regard to the assassins' move
ments previous to the crime:
Santo missed the train running direc
10 Lyons from Cette On Saturday AM