Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-27
FOR CARNOT'S MANTLE.
Deputies Will Fight a Duel as a
Result of the Struggle.
OUTRAGEs ON ITALIANS IN LYONS.

Moro Shops Destroyed and the italian Con-
sulate at Grcnoble sackcd-The Body
Lying In State Before Burial In the PAN
theon-santo Gives His Motive.
PARIS, juno 27.-Tho whole of Franco
IL still in n turmoil over the assassination
OF President Carnot, and bloodshod Is re-
ported from all quarters. Tho riotous
spirit has extended to all classes. At
plcnary meeting of the Republican dcpu-
ties and senator's which was called in or
der to decide upon a candidate for tho
presidency, tho members Of tho two cham
bers who We're present wcre unable to
come to All agreement, and tho meeting
eliminated in an uproar, during which
Deputies BertcauX and SauZot camc to
blows. The result of this personal on
counter is that both these gontlemen have
appointed seconds, and duel will be
fought.
Harsh words were exchanged by num-
bers of other deputies, and other duels may
follow. NJ. Challemel Lacour, president
of tho senate, has been blamed for post
poning the congress until Wednesday, but
he could hardly have acted otherwise
pending tho funeral. Still tho interval
has created numberlcss intrigucs and
aroused all latent ambition. 1t is feared
that the agitation may lead to trouble.
and the garrisons of Paris and the depart
mcnt of Seine at Disc arc confined to their
barracks. Tho foremcn arc also held in
readiness, for it is believed that the donna
gogues would willingly resort to inccndi-
arism to propagate their opinions.
Seemingly NJ. Carnot's fate tanes tho
ambition of those politicians who coveted
the presidency. NJ. Lacour, speaker of the
senate, refuses to run for the office
Prime Minister Dupuy seemingly has tho
best chances, but Is less koen than was NJ.
Casimir- Perier. The hesitant octogenarian
Arago, the astronomers son, Is hardly
placed, but because he is so old and tot
tering may get in. NJ. Brisson, who has
been II candidate twice already, has some
chances NJ Casimir- Perier would just
now be dangerous because he is repugnant
to the industrial working classes. 1t is on
the cards that II largo number of Opportu
nists Inlay unite with the Radicals and
Socialists on NJ. Rrisson or NJ. Bourgeois.
Bourgeois IL Oh outsider, but SO was Car
not in 1885, under different circumstances,
however
Premier Dupuy presided at tho cab
met council called to determine the ar
rangements for tho funeral. Tho body is
now guarded by four cadets from tho mill
tary school of Saint Cyr. 1t has been
placed upon catafalquo in tho courtyard
of the Elysec. There it will lie in state
beneath canopy until Sunday, when it
will be taken with great ceremony to the
Pantheon and placed beside the body of
the late presidents grandfather. Lnzarc
Carnot.
Gloating of the Anarchists.
Louise Michel, the notorious woman
anarchist, says that the execution of Pros
ident Carnot was moro than simple act
of justice. In NJ. Carnot q whole class,
tho whole bourgeois world. has been
struck Mt. NJ. Carnot embodied the exc
crablc capitalistic republic, 1t was not
merely Doiblcr's (tho executiouor's) prcsi-
dent, but also tho Pharmacists president
who has fallen under CeSario's dagger.
Anarchy Will onco moro have deserved
we'll of mankind. for love of mankind Is
the solo object OF anarchy. Individual re-
volt Is tho prelude to grand plcbcian
revolution, from which social harmony
will emerge
Alexander Cohen, u Belgian anarchist,
who was recently expelled from Franco,
says 1t was not an assassination, but an
execution. Ravachol, Valiant and Hen
ry have been avenged. earn IT was pitt
less to anarchists Coldly and cruelty,
despite c"unscls to clemcncy, he handed
them over to DciblCr. He who Sows the
wind will reap tho whirlwind.
An anarchist named l.aboric, who is
supposed to have been an accomplish of
Santo, has bccn arrested ut Montpelier,
capital of the department. Of IIcrault
The dispatch further says that an at
tempt has been made to blow up the rail
way bridge near Montluco:l, department
of Allier. \ man who was arrested on
suspicion of being tho author of tho out
rage was found to have dynamite car
tridUeS in his possession
y dispatch from Berlin says that, al
though the socialists always rcpudatc any
connection with tho anarchists, 1t is sig
nificant that whenever the world is star
tied by some fresh, CHASTITY application of
anarchist doctrines they suddenly become
tongue tied An article In n socialist or
gan on the assassination of President Car
not contains not word of rcprobation for
the assassin and scarcely word of sym
pathy for the victim beyond n grudsing
admission that he was personally honora-
bic. All the papers Pronunciation is re
served for those who are lighting over the
dad man for siroils and who have degrad-
ed the republic until it is u more tool in
the hands of capitalism