The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-27

bearing tho ronains ot tho murdered
president OF tho republic arrived hero
ut $40 II. IN.
Tho project Of the Soipc, NJ. Poubcllo
and his staff, tho project Of police. N.
Lozo and his staff, tho railroad officials
and General Saussier, tho military gov
crnor OF Paris. with his GtaG, mo. tho
body at tho station, which was heavily
drapcd. Tho ceremonies a. tho rail.
road terminus, however, wero private
and consisted only in tho formal trans
for OF tho ROMANS TO tho project OF tho
Seine. Tho ca,kct was placed lin q
heurse In the presence OF the officials
montionod and tho otTicpra OF the late
presidents military household, headed
By General Boriua, chief Of tho military
household; Captain Jauroguiborry and
Colonel Chamoin, and escorted to tho
Elyseo palace, followed by dvo car
ringns, including landau, which was
occupied by Mmc. Carnot md her three
soma.
In spito OF tho carly hour and the
Into president woro to arrive hera was
generally known several thousand peo-
pic had gathered about the railroad
station. Every person prcsen: stood
with uncovered bond until tho funeral
cortege paasod on its way to the palace.
The Cortegc having entered tho Elysoo
grounds, the gate. were closed. At tho
palace tho body was received By tho Of
fcers Of the presidents civil household
and Conveyed 10 ono OF tho reception
rooms which had previously been con-
verted in mortuary chapel. hung with
black cloths having n catafalquo in its
center UPON which in silver icttcra was
the initial &c" over tho lctters "R. f."
(Republique Francaiuo). The widow
was so overcome with emotion when
tho caskes was placed in tho mor.uary
chapel that ahe was compelled to ro.
tire to private room, whore her sons
did their utmost to console hhr.
Az INFORMAL nEcEpr1oH.
Tho cabinet were cont nom tho
reception of the remains nt tho railroad
station, nor were thoy present when Tho
body arrived at tho Elssgp. /. was also
noticed that tho military guard at tho
palace did not present arms when it
turned out upon the arrival Of the
hearse at the palace. But 1t is beloved
that this due to tho fact that tho carly
morning transfer OF the remains from
the depot to tho Elyaec was an entirely
informal ceremony.
1t is now said to be established that
Santo lived tor some time in tho Rue
Travorsiorc, this city, occupying a room
in the house OF m italian wine dealer.
Tho assassin's name was registered at
tho labor exchange.
The feeling against Italians In par.
ticular and foreigners in general,
aroused by tho assassination OF tho
president, has caused several factories
in the subur68 Of the city to discharge
all tho forcicnerHi In their employ and it
is expected that the same course will bo
adopted by other factories. It Is hoped,
however, that when tho sympathetic
action Of the king OF 1tsly, the italian
chambers and Premier Crispi become
moro generally known Throughout.
France, great deai OF this feeling
against Italy will be soitoned.
Several nembers OF the chamber OF
deputies have asked Premier Dupuy if
he is candidate ior the presidency,
and he has rcpliod tha, his candidaturo
has been too frooly mentioned for
monihs past for him no. to come for
ward during tho present critical staee
in the aIaira OF Franco.
He felt encouraged, lie said, by tho
thought that this junc!uro required
moro devotedncss than ambition to
seek au honor which was iraught with
such weighsy responsibilities.
DIED or TIE SHOCK.
All the public services will 90 into
mourning lot thirty days out OF respect
for tho memory OF tho lnto Prcsdont.
Among those who witnessed the ar.
rivnl Of tho body OF President Carnot at
the palace this morning were tho head
servants OF tho Prosidcnt'a household,
including his coachmnn. The latter,
who was greatly attached TO the Prcsi-
dent, was go affected when ho cav the
coffin carried into the palace tina. no
fell inaonsiblc and has since died from
tho shock.
When Madame Ca.no. returned to
Paria from Lyons early this morning
with the telnains OF the president, nho
had on tho groy mauve trimmed silk
dress and the bonnet ehc wore nine
days ago at the grand pr.G race, tho last
state function she was ever to attend
AZ prC;idsnte. When the nows OF the
inurderou. attempt reached Mmo. Car
| not Sunday night she had OIL thi9 COS.
tuue, ana had no ,ino to change II be.
fore hurrying away to Lyons. Until
she camG back to the palace OF tho Ely
see ahe did not don her ,lross.
About 600 persons wGro In tho sta.
tion at Diion 70 ailently saluto the rc.
| mains.
Madame Carnot hua not touched food
since Sunday night. but she was ablo
to drink deep draughts Of milk favored
with coffee Hcs mental and moral
vIgor sustains her. sho spent to-day
ordering mourning. arranging for tho iu-
nernl, debating answers TO the telegram
from Queen Victoria, President CItve.
land, Emperor william and Empross
Augusta, tho Gar, King HUNT Dor: aud
othcra and receiving the ambassadors
bringing them. Emperor William viii!
send a prince OF his own house With
Prussian generals 10 attend tho iunotal.
Mime. Marshal MaoMahoh sent foeling
telegram In which deep sorrow spoke
deep sorrow.
Madame CGrnot has piles OF letters
threatening her husband and GONE re-,