Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-26
DEEPEST SORROW AND DIsMAY
Felt Throughout Frsnce-Newspapsrs ef
all shades of Opinion DOpIore the Awful

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all shades of Opinion DopIore the awful
FAE.s. June 25.-Tbe deepest sorrow,
diswav .uud anger prevail throughout
France The CJWard,y assassination of
President Sa-i Clru0t at Lyons last night
is most heartily deplored 1y all
Great anxiety is felt iu regard % the
future and This viii not oe alayej until
successor 10 the late President snail be iu-
Quoted into OGiCe. With AN this is the an-
GER of France at the assassin Ccslre Glow
ami Sautr. tine young Italian whose deadly
knife has p.uugHd a nation into grief.
Telerrlms of sympathy are pouring in
upon Che family and upon the government.
1hesa messages OF coincidence come from
all countries OF the world, showing that
France is not alone iu her sorrow at J1s
death or her President.
The newspapers of all shades of opinion
print leading articles deu.Or.ug the assas-
siuat.1u OF Slli CaruOr. Sigus of mourn.
iug are general throughout this city and
France t5 day. All the flags are at half
mast and ths pubic buildings are OrapeG
NlrH Grape.
Nine Carnot, accompanied by her two
sous arrived arLyous at seven clock this
u0yuug. The widow was most respect
fully erected by large crowd of people as
seuD.ad a1our the railroad depot Sue pro-
CeeJeI immediately 90 tue prefecture
where tue body Of the late President
N0w EErosEs IN STATE.
One of the dead mans sons when he saw
the decorations ia the Rue oe ia Bepuo-
r1ua and 1tler streets decorations wulch
had been displayed Iu honor of his fathers
visit Co LYONS aud which were not all re-
moved this morning, was So aElr2ted that
be almost tainted.
The flags and other decorations on the
prefecture were, however, removed during
the night aod the great flag
which uSgSGdLv floats over the
chamber of commerce was replaced Oy
square banner of Grape The inhabitants
Of Lyons generally are removing the festive
decorations .Cou their buildings and are
replacing them witD mourning emb.ems as
fast as poSs. ole.
The apartment az the prefecture in
which the body OF the late President lies
IN state presents most impressive ap-
pearauce. The remains Of the murdered
man are e. al IN "a dress suit, ana across his
breast is the Grand Gordon OF the Legion
of Honor, of which, as Chief OF the State,
be was Grand Master Around the bier
are stationed a number Of high officials of
the Presidents military household, who
with several Sisters Of Charity, have
watched the remains
THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT.
The prefecture itself is surrounded with
troops, and s,rOuC detachment oil infantry
is guarding the building Ia which SautO,
the assassin, IS confined
When Nine. Garnet reached the Prefcc-
ture, the death chamber was cleared of al
bu, the family, and the widow, who had
OeeE joined by her third son, was left with
her dead. The late Presidents family re-
mdined for a long time In prayer cefore
the bier, and then the widow was led away
10y her three sons, all weeping bitterly.
Later the remains were photographed
and consultation between the sons and
the authorities took place
The exact nature of their deliberations
has not been made public. but it was stated
tnSt Nine. CaruOt does not desire the body
OF her late husband em5almed, and wishes
u 10 Oe removed Immediately to this citv.
ia order that il may lie in state in tbe
chanel Of the Elysee palace.
no decision mas yet ueenareaehed as to
whether an oficiaI post mdteTo eraTins