Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-03
TRIAL OF CAESARiO.
Thc Assassin of President Carnot feins
0uc-iioncd- Remarkable Aplotnh.

Thc Assassin of President Carnot beine
0uc-iioncd- Eemarkablc Apio,nh.
LYONS. August 2-'rhe trial Of Sln'o
G. t..o Tor the murder Of President Car
.., l. aa Today. he is mild-iaccd,
Comm. replace youth. llis complexion IS
.. ... iu,rc is faint suspicion Of
...u .u.u his upper llp. Altogether his
I....r.uc. ls o0.mlnate. and The remark
... OBJ thr spectators that IA looks
.. .I....l Dee would not hugt ID fly pretty
......toly Describes MIN.
ID. prisoner had hardly taken his seat
ol. I.agc Breui!lac told aim to stand
Dl Is Doc o1ey,d Dee bowed and smil,d
U.n. au. IT, seemed dhicuN go realize
a' such mid-maun rcd boy was the
t..n oC h Caicf Magistrate of the
l-.,, republic.
After the opening fornaliti's Of the
t.. including ne arpoin'mt NJ Of IN
r ur.t,r. tine prisoner WAS Questioned
fl. Judge. His Christian name. hc
..... Was Santo Geronimo lie Mas born
boo Npv mher. lN.S. ana his father was
'.rrman. Coming 20 The question of
OH. prisoners responsibility. The Judge
s.1. "lt is an important point whether
ia are responsible OF not
"N,s. er. am absolutely responsible"
Later tile Judge said: "Your mother
Worshrpet you. and gave you al the
advantages she possibly could. She sent
yoJ 10 school where you never won u
prize"
"NtVcr." answered Cacsario. laughing.
Sn,. apiomb OF the prisoner excited sur
u, I~c on all sides. Nothing to equal IL
bad ever been seen here In reference
20 fis having been sent 10 school. he
.Ia.E n had been a better scholar I
sh.alI have been a better man"
s. fcW minutes later, being asked about
o. chpiib1y days. when hc r'pres .ntei
I.na Tie Baptist in church PROFESSIONS.
IN. said II was "A child then, anu chill
u.eu. you know. unwittinEiy act stupidity
g. NANlTE GREATER THAN FAMILY
TI- Judge then discussed Caesario's
rra.acc rs thc revolutionary lectures Of
S. NOR Gor. a lawyer In Milan. IN spite
or H.- .Npostulatlons Of his family. where
upon Caaeario exclaimed: Humanity IS
greater DIAM family"
Asked whether ne did not act as a
courier between Anarchists Of France and
..Itl journals Dc answered: THE po-
i.- u' uhr.r work. l DO mine. I have
lIr 90 say. more than thgt they uhe
.D aAcl me with carrying communi-
tIt..f between Anarchists systematic
C.l The prisoner denied knowing q
t..-. Anarchist
judge ur.ullac: Coming 20 Lyons you
stepped af Vienna and went Ia al An
alet go laibcrs
'f'tf { naturally went TO a BARRIERS.
c'n't h.t Ut my hair cut at a baker.
daughter
Th. lodee. A scputation OF Lyonnaise
Anarchist visited YOU as q parsonage OF
importance While you were IN in the
hospital ~ teitc.
Caesario. a friend from Lyons visites
M and he had some of his friends with
h'm. bat they brought me nothing
Judge. What brought you nothing
pa not thev bring YOU those?-producing
photographs OF KayachOl and the Chi
caeO Anarchist.
"No, replied CacSsrio.
AT ANY rate they were similar to
thDFe," rciortod the Judge.
Sow you are right" admitted the
prsouor.
Throughout the prisoner defended him
s'f against accusations OF connection
" "a Anarchists with rare skill. fighting
.he ground inch by inch.
THE BLOOD-STAINED DAGGER.
There was a profound sensation In the
courtroom when Assistant Registrar Mel
THUR removed the covering from dagger.
aud handed Il 10 the Judge. The weapon
Was ain stained with the blood OF the
t4u"deg~s S~ssident, and AS the Magis-