The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-26
SORROW IN THE CHAMBER.
Frances Representatives In Formal Way
Discuss the Tragedy.

Frances Representatives In Formal Way
Discuss tho Tragedy.
Tho announcement of the death OF
President Carnot was formally made in
tho chamber of deputies to-day by
Premier Dupuy and in tho senate by NJ.
Chamella Lacucr. The chamber OF
deputies was thronged to its utmost and
there was great excitement when Premier
Casimir-Perier entered. Every person
arose and remained standing while tho
president OF the chamber of deputies
read NJ. Dupuy's letter making q formal
announcement of the death OF President
Carnot, adding that tho whole OF Franco
was stupeiied by the abominable crime.
Duyuy said: "From all parts express
sions of emotion and sorrow are arriving.
France weeps mt tho loss of loyal SER
want and an upright citizen who carried
with honor and fidelity tho national flag,
and who awakened Europe's feelings.
This shows how great Is the ordeal
through which We are passing. Tho re-
public will ever remember President Car
not. All our sympathics arc with the fam
ily which mourns his loss, and which, like
him, Ia worthy of France. The whole
country Joins in tho Indignation felt at tho
crime" The chamer then adjourned.
Crowds OF people during the morning
and afternoon have surrounded the pal-
ace where all tho foreign ambassadors
and ministers, and senators and deputies
called during the day. Tho majority OF
tho deputies, aftor calling ut the Elysee
palace, assembled at tho Place Bourbon,
where meetings Of all parties were held
dur ring tho m afternoon.
The senate and chamber OF deputies
will assemble in electoral congress at Ver-
saillcs at p. m. Wednesday next. for the
purpose Of electing q successor to Carnot.
SANTOS MOVEMENTS.
Police inquiry lato this afternoon OBJ
tanned tho following facts in regard to
| tho assassin's movements previous to the
| crime:
Santo missed tho train running direct
| TO Lyons from Cote on Saturday, and had
| to 90 to Montpelier and thence to Vienna.
| From there he was unable to pay his faro
to Lyons and, having only 80 centimes in
his pocket, was obliged to walk 30 miles.
lie arrived at Lyons on the same after
noon. When the prisoner was rescued
from tho mob. after ho had stabbed the
president, his clothes were torn to shreds.
Sauto was confined in cell in the prison
of the palace OF justice at Lyons.
The body Of the late president will pos
sibly be placed on train for Paris to-
night and arrive in this city early to-mor-
row morning.
TIE NEWS At BERLIN.
BERLIN, June a5.-The assassination OF
President Carnot has created profound
sensation in Berlin. All classes are indig-
nant. Emperor William ,elegraPhed Nine.
Carnot his condolences in warmly sympa-
thethic terms.
BERLIN, June 25.-The Reichs Ansegier
semi-oilicially says: Upon tho receipt OF
the news of tho assassination of Presi'
dent Carnot, Emperor William, upon his
own behalf and the behalf of the empress,
sent a message to Nine. Carnot, couched
in warm terms, expressing their condol-
ence in her grief. The emperor also tel.
egraphed Count won MISUNDERSTANDING,
German ambassador nt Paris. instructins
him to inform tho French government
that he, the emperor, sincerely and hon
estly shared the sorrow felt by tho French
nation at tho present moment.
Flags at Half Mast.
SAN Francisco, June 25.-Flaes foated
ut half mast in san Francisco to-day our
of respect to the memory Of President
Carnot. The news of their president;
assassination created the greatest excite
ment among tho men on board tn,
Duguay-Trouin, the big French man-of
war in this port. The ships flag was pu
At half mast. .#
IrALY's KING WILL ATTEND.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Thc ErWiRg POST
London cablegram says: President Car