Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-01

PARIS, June S0.-Throug ghout the city
aud all over France preparations are
abont completed to demonstrate to-mor-
row the affection and respect which the
people OF all classes had for the late
President CarnoL 1t is believed that
the outpouring OF the people, the deco
rations and the floral tributes which
will be seen when the remains OF the
late President are carried 10 the Cathe-
dral OF Notre Dame AMI thence 10 the
Pantheon, will be greater and more elabo-
rate than nave ever before been VIII
messed here In fact IL would seem
that the people have determined TO
make the funeral OF NJ. Carnot a demon
stration against anarchy, as well
as tribute OF deep respect TO
the dead chief magistrate. This
demonstration, however is entire
ly calm, but 1t is all the more
effective, for 1t shows that France real
ly mourns her loss and is deeply In
censed at the outrage upon the part OF
blood-stained anarchy.
80 far as the political situation is con-
cerned, IL seems TO be finally deter
mined that NJ. Burdeau, who was OF
fered the premiership and who persist
ed In declining that honor, has decided
to accept the presidency OF the C6am-
Der OF Deputies. IL Is asserted on Nj.
Burdeau's behalf that he was obliged,
by the advice OF his physicians, to re-
linguish the task OF forming a cabinet.
On the other hand, Nj. IDupuy, after
consulting with his colleagues. informed
Casimir-Perier this morning that he had
consented TO remain premier. IL Is be-
lieved. however, that the cabinet Will
be reorganized.
NJ. Goron, the chief Of detectives, has
resigned and his resignation is said 10
be due TO the fact that he has been sew
erely criticised for rot keeping a better
guard over the late president and for
not obtaining some trace OF the Anar-
chistic conspiracy which resulted In the
murder of NJ. Carnot. That the as
sassibation was n deep-laid plot which
had been long discussed by tho Anar-
chist conspirators. is no longer ques-
tion Of doubt.
10 addition 10 the facts already
cabled showing shat the murderer had
accomplIces, q dispatch from Marsailles
announces that a soldier detained In
the military prison At that place upon
hearing of tho assassination OF the
President gave the authorities fsll de-
tails concerning the plot which was
Matched at Cette, and also furnished
the names OF seven anarchists who
after the execution OF Valiant aud
Henry, drew lots In order TO decide
which OF them was TO kill Sadi-Carnot.
The lot fell TO SaDto Caserio, which
now seems TO be the real name OF tbs
assassin. Caserio is described as hay-
ing been wild with JOY" when he
found that he had been selected TO
commit the murder.
The crowds OF people which have
been viewing the remains OF the late
President Carnot to-day were so great
that all vehicular traffic was stopped
along the roads converging upon tho
Elysee Palace. Four large salons iD the
palace have already been packed full OF
wreaths, piled one upon another, al
though they are all Of high artistic
value and some OF them OF immense
value. II is only possible to keep sep
arate the floral tributes sent by msm-
bers OF imperial or royal families, for
eign governments, etc.
PARIS, June 3O.-It is officially an
nounced this afternoon, contrary TO ex-
pectations, that there will be no change
In the Dupuy Cabinet.