The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-05
IS
Lrc,oeNT OF FRANCE STABBED
ev AN ANARCHIST.
...s.s,n Springs Upon the Steps Of
uno,,. Carriage md Plunges a Knife
-. His Heart-People Arors ID to q
,.,,, bordering on Frenzy


W sly All France In Mourning.
lininp C-.. pros;dan+ -, ~.
Isnch republic. is dead. He was
.'rk down on Sunday night by the
III If an assassin, n died soon
'bol. (ala ,U;dnight. The most intense ok.
TX thai srcut reigns throughout France.
nature Fhe President was visiting Lyons in
deveI ~ zion with the international az
sotl,a ,,ion. Upon his arrival there he
msn |. .endered a reception at the Pre-
y b,ure. after which he visited the
Jaw hibi,ion. After spending some time
mbIiD1 are he proceeded to the Palais de
:, no ~rmerce, where IL banquet was given
whel NJ. honor. AT 9:25 President Garnet
appar r,ed tor the theater, where a gala
rsorroancc was to be given becaus SO
bis presence in the city. Several
ID Juua ,jages were in the procession, the
ed artI h nc being occupied by the Presi-
Fails n. Carnot's carriage was driven
ouse q rly along in front of the Palais de
and The Irnerce. and then turned into Rue
n Republi Jue, still following the
ae had ode Of the lalace. When half way
hheAs "a the street. which was lined with
,aT hasiastic crowds of people. who
y s mn' q },udly cheering, a man rushed
: b "a ~ If the crowd and sprung pom the
s a~a OF the President's landau.
'NVa NJ a. this moment NJ. Carnot was
Vim MS right hand and saluting
a his hat in his left hand in re-
indus BE- 10 the ovation that was being
,r If len him. The people close to the
.o kriace saw that the man standing on
Y"v " step had a knife in his hand. BY
on WIN glare Of the electric lights they
o. e ti4 bright blade CLEAN Ia the air
. g -. .G tie a.sassin's arm descended, and
'nel1 I, dent Cdrnot was seen to fall back
. .S ~ hi st at. his face dcathly pale. One
A' no ai> hands was pressed over his
art where the steel had entered the
Rivaud, project Of Lyons, who
M seated beside NJ. Carnot, imme-
~ Itely struck the assassin q blow full
pn the face and knocked him from the
., bN b.. thus preventing the man from
'V"u II stabblng the President, which it
S his evident intention to do.
Instantly cries OF The President is
vor, as-ina ed Death to the assassin"
mi aD Re heard on every side, and the
bwd in the vicinity of the carriage
. Va, Piled TO proportions, every
iaA mber of it seemingly intent upon
leu Az ling the assassin. He was grasped
a dozen hands, and his life would
a assem- Fe then and there paid the forfeit
i'll open ll, cline had it not been for a
ad of cavalry.
addition \ Gordon was formed around the po-
soldiers Fmen and the captive and the march
a hose he police station began. Even thus
or SOY pounded the prisoner was not safe,
As mch III 'le crowd mage lrahS'c en-
~ sony ed these attacks with the fiat sides
y, meet their swords. while at the same
e keeping watchful eyes upon the
wd TO prevent the prisoner from
"I .E ng shot. Maledictions were hurled
- D0"e p the captive, and never before has
# affairs nc Noon 80 ~ 80 n;tv Cnn+o
P'u u. aras,in, is a heard!ess man q
cntlreh bin at the police station his replies
at benz e giv' n coolly, but without any sign
heelN )rayado. He refused, however, to
shooters Ee. any of the many questions nut
some" IN regarding his mot We for stab.
me PRESIDENT, declaring that on
shed php sab ect he wJuld speak only before
ARRESTED lounal. When he wa searched by
OF le!Oa1 police a book was found in one OF
turdl, \ pockets, in which it was written
gamblers he was born in a village in the
are eacl Vlnce OF Milan. Italy. All over the
threats were made to take sum-
,.sine.@ vengeance upon the cOuntrymen
,raulG Panto, and the authorities, fearing
aA attempts would be made to put
he fowl threats into effect, ordered bodies
SCOTS ulfas 'lers to patrol the city to pre-
&c NIipl any outbreak.
hav4 .e receipt of the news of the assas-
y,ter tt won caused a great sensation at
be i0SI1 '"N AHcaIeF, Whlcn was Hlleu
ose,. he walls by the elite of Lyons.
liyinsa ~" plcsenteu u ortiiia'
AVA ?. hoin, 81. ~ 'oAiot" ~ Uno
eft a sH he manv or5It uy 'no say umil nUn
a "aor, Cote awaiting with Impotence he
|, ~ y, tool "oi the President, and were un-
her play Y a man NCta'ahu che ueiay. ouu-
ne'cH a The top Of his voice: The
~ ~ I'D aueht has been assassinated." The
~, led tJ tnIeisa excitement followed this
the W ane] sna u un W
.u mitLout waiting to secure their
4 We" ran out of the building in order
TO po'' 4lI2n the news. They found all
'rt'tn ''crt| leading to the palace filled
ee9 ~ eAc!ted thrOngs, AMI in q few
\ "~aa,s . they were convinced that the
ne "" an 81 the cowardly attempt upon
lltn| Oh the President was true.
~ y at indignation at the Capital.
~ n..e, r hrst news of he attempt uron
~ n nd ne OF President Carnot was re-
ial 10 pen o1h, l ar!s with many expressions
,i,ln. am In w out iatcf when dlspatches
.,se, haVd Iar, =" pour IN describing in detail
q citizen Fer VIC assassin, Il could no
N iortabyd prevail. Then came the brief
which Gyh announcing that NJ. CarnOt
to AVA co; correspondent says that
wps, iti'oc the varied emotions that
NHc minds of the pariSianS would