The record-union., 1894-06-26

casket containing the remains were car
ried out and placed on gun carriage.
While this was being done salutes oil ar
lillery were fired, trumpets were sounded
and drums beaten. Al civil and mill
tary honor was shown the dead. The
square in front Of the Prefecture was
densely thronged, as were all the streets
leading to the railway station. Troops
and gendermes kept the route clear.
The procession that followed included
the civil and military authorities OF
Lyons and large number OF delegations
from different cities and towns. Every
man along the line of march removed his
hat as the body passed by him. The peo-
pie who had heretofore stood reverent
and mute before the nations martyr,
when the body had passed gave vent to
tEeir pent-up excitement and rage.
Everywhere could be heard cries OF
Long live Carnot. and death to his muir
derer"
CARNoT's DEATH OFFICIALLY AN
NoUNCED.
The announcement of the death OF
President Carnot was formally made in
the Chamber of Deputies to-day by
Premier Dupuy, and in the Senate by Nj.
Challemel-La The Chamber was
draped in mourning, and was thronged
to the utmost. There was great excite
ment when Premier Casimir Perier en-
tered. Every person present arose and
remained standing while a letter from
President Dupuy was read. making the
formal announcement of the death oil
PresidentsCarnot
NJ. Casimir-Perie after he had fin
ished the reading, said: The Chamber
Of Deputies and France associate them
selves with these words Let US bow re-
specttully before the tomb which closes
over life OF devotion to the tatherland
and to the republic France remains
brave and strong in the day oil national
mourning"
The Chamber of Deputies then ad-
journed.
The Senate was crowded this evening
when the President, Nj. Challemel La
cour, made an address expressing the
sympathy of the chamber with the loss OF
| the President. Europe" he said, sis
approaching the nobleness and strength
OF his character, and shares with France
her grief"
The speaker then voiced the sentiment
of coincidence with the family, saying
''If any mans innate goodness should
have guarded him from hatred and fanat-
icsm it was President Carnot. The
CRIME has strengthened our energetic re-
solve TO defend the fundamental yules OF
society and to prevent vutfages upon hu-
man life."
The Senate then adjourned.
FUNERAL TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY.
LONDON, June ga dispatch to the
D0fly NelCS from Paris says: The funeral
of President Carnot has beer fixed fol
Sunday. The remains will be laid in the
Pantheon, where Victor Hugo is buried
beside those of Lazare Carnot, the Presi-
dents grandfather.
NOT AN ITALIAN.
PARIS, June 25.-Signor Ressman, the
Italian ambassador, received a dispatch
this afternoon from Rome saying that an
investigation by the Italian authorities
resulted in finding that Santo is not al
Italian. but that he comes from Ticino
the southernmost Canton Of Switzerland
on the Italian side of the Alps, where the
majority of the inhabitants speak Italian
INDIGNATION AGAINST ITALIANS.
ToULoN, June %. Here, as elsewhere
in France, Indignation against the Ital-
ians requires but breath to fan it into g
lIame. The British steamer Richardson
was being discharged by number ol
French and Italian stevedores. One ol
the latter spoke insultingly of the death
of the President, and several Frenchmen
fell upon MIN. He was struck fearful
blow on the head with a bar of iron
badly fracturing the skull. The Italian
had strength enough to draw knife but
he was disarmed. The police had the
greatest difficulty in rescuing hlm from
the crowd. The Italian is dying al the
hospital.
''WE WILL AVENGE CARNOT."
LYONS, June pa mob this evening
set fire to several of the Italian cafes. y
Commissary of Police begged the crowd
to respect the affliction of Nine. Carnot
ht1t "a rIn raniInN GhOntS n
I'VE will avenge Carnot."
VIGOROUS MEASURES TO PROTECT ITAL.
IANS.
MARsEILLEs, June 25.-All the ships in
the new and old port are draped il
mourning. Among these vessels mum
ber of Italian craft are present, and they
all display mourning flags. Tie police
| have been compelled to take vigorous
measures to protect the large Italian
colony. Marseilles, however, has thus
far been free from disorder, although
there is great anxiety, owing to the fire.
! quent conflicts which have taken place
between Italian and French working
men. 1t is feared it will be necessary tC
occupy the Italian Consulate with troops.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ASSASSIN PRIOR TC
THE CRIME.
PARIS, June 25.-The police inquiry
| late this afternoon resulted in obtaining
the following facts in regard to the assas
sins movements previous to the crime
! Santos missed the train running direct Il
| Lyons from Cette on Saturday and had t
! 90 to Montpelier, and thence to Vienna
| From thence he was unable to pay hi!
fare on the train to Lyons, and having
only 90 confines in his pocket, he wa
| obliged to walk thirty miles. He arrived
at Lyons the same afternoon.
TO ELECT A SUCCESSOR.
PARIS, June 25.-The Senate anC
Chamber of Deputies will assemble il
Electoral Congress at Versailles at l p. NJ
Wednesday next for the purpose o
! Premier Casimir-Perier. now Presiden
chance OF succeeding the late President
Senate, Cavignac, Dupuy, Brisson, Con
STAINS and General Saussier are also men
toned.
Alta meeting of the Extreme Left party
| at the Palais Bourbon this morning all ths
members decided to support the candi
dacy of NJ. Brisson, eX-President of th,
| Chamber and ex-Premier for the Presi
| deney. The Republican group resolved
TO support Nj. CasimirP By far the
greater number of Senators are under
| stood to support NJ. Casimir-Pe Perier.
ACTION OF FOREIGN POWERS,
The British Court VIII be in Mourn.
ing in Respect to Carnot.
! LONDON, June 25.-Following the pre-
cedent adopted at the time of The deatt