The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-26

lie was minister of education. and after
the fall of the empire acted with the tx
IRENE Left. In 1875 he became life
SENATOR. and died in March, 1855. having
livei t. See his sou inaugurated as The head
OF tbs French nation.
His son, the president, TO whom be gave
the name Sadi willis interested in the
study OF Oriental languages and literature.
WAS efucai ed as an engineer. He entered
the Ecole Polytechnique in 1851. passing
fifth III his class. led the class In the Ecole
des Points ct Chau-ses aud completed his
professional educstion in 1868 After ser
wing for some time as assistant secretary 10
the council for Rods and bridges. he was
appointed engineer At Anuecy N 1854. He
introd uced improvements n railroad ano
Sridg. construction, and planned. among
other important works, the great bridge
over the Rhone at Colloages, near tue
Swiss frontier. where be applied new
system of tubular foundation of his own
invention. % January 10, ISL, he was
appointed project OF tue department OF the
Seine IHf=rIeure. and at Harry organized
the national d-fea>e IN Normandy, being
Homiuat-d cJInnis>ary extraordinary foe
the departments OF Seine-lnieriuure, lure
and Calvt:os.
On February s. 1871. " Csrnot was
elected by ~ 900 votes as the represent
i've OF the department of Cote fOr in the
National assembly. He took his seat with
the Left: was chosen secretary of the group
OF the Republican Left aad vor-d for all
the mea Sures tending to the deiiGitIve es-
,abiishment OF the republic aud in favor
or all the constitutional laws. He was a
member of the Various special committees
on public works and industry, and advo-
Gated tue bill relating to explosives.
In the general election of Feb. %, lS4G. he
WAS n Candidate for deputy in the second
circooscript:on OF the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
Beaune, aud WAS elected by a large major
Ity over the combined vote of his two COM
petitors. He was CHOSEN secretary IN the
new chamber, aud WAS also a member OF
the budget committee. II. WAS reflect ii
over the official candidate October IA 1887,
took prominent part in all the discussions
relating to public works, especially rail-
roads aud canals, Was several times APP
po'Ited on the budget committee, and In
1913 Was caosen TO report the b udget OF
he WAS appointed uOder-secretary OF state
10 the ministry OF public works
In the Ferry cabinet of 1880. NJ earn OF
WAS the head of that ministry. aud prose-
cuted important works on the develop
ment of which he hal been engaged while
secretary Of state. He was for a time min
lister of finance in 1882. In 1855 NJ. de
Frsyclnst again called him into the cabi-
net. he first took th. portfolio of public
works, but on the retirement of NJ Clam
egeran, became minister of finance. In
that office lie had the same trouble with
the budget as his predecessors, aud was
unable to induce the budget committee of
the chamber to adopt his general recon-
mendalions. Among other propositions
that were defeated was one that he made
to allow the Panams Canal company TO
issue lottery bonds. He gained much
credit for refusing TO refund 10000 francs
of stamp duties that the banker Dreyfuss
claimed were illegally exscted, retiring
from the ministry in December. 1856, when
President Grevy insisted on the restitu-
ton.
On the retirement of President Grevy
the two great Republican orators, Ferry
aud Freycinet, were the principal candi-
dates for tue succession. 1u the first trial
ballot OF the Republican senators and dep
mites on the morning of December 3. 1887,
Ferry received 200. FreycInet I93 Brissou
81, and Sadi Carnot g. The election of
Ferry threatened to produce popular
disturbance, and Freycinet's supporters,
when they saw that his chance was hope
less. decided to give their votes 20 Caruot.
When the congress met Ia the afternoon,
Sadi Csrnot received on the first ballot 303
votes, Ferry 2l2 General Sauasier las.
Freycinet 20. General Appert ~, Brisson
%. and other candidates 81. NM. de Frey
cinet and Ferry then withdrew in favor of
ond ballot by Clio votes. General Saussier
receiving from the conservatives 1856
President Carnot's wife Is daughter OF
Dupont White, who translated John
Stuart Mills works into French. NJ. Car
not himself published in 1875 translation
of Minis essay ON 'Tbe Rryoiutior OF 1913
aud It's Detractors."
The Assassin's Antecedents
ROME, June 25.-Gsessre Giovanni
Santo, the man who murdered President
Csrnot, is the son OF Marie Broglio and
Antoine CaesavIo. He joined the An
archist association ut an early age In
January, 1872. he tried, with two fellow
Anarchists. TO start newspaper but Was
unable TO raise the fund necessary. The
police watched him until the end of 1928.
when he went To Switzerland
MILAN, June % An interview was had
today with the sister OF Santo the assassin
OF President Carnot. She said that from
the time he WAS ~ years old her brother
had been frequent attendant at An
archlst gatherings. he was especially de-
voted IN his attendance at meetings pre-
sided over by the prominent Anarchist ad-
vocate, Gori. with whom Sauto was To-
fstuated. Unhappily, the sister added,
her brothers occupation as a baker had
left him ample leisure for this purpose
The police learned his anarchistic ten
denotes and on one occasion searched his
house. securing a number Of incendiary
pamphlets.
His mother and sister, fearful OF what
might become of him, tried To get him 10
abandon Anarchism and devots himself to
his trade The warning of the police aud
tue pleadings OF his Relatives, however,
had no effect SAnto appeared TO be in
fstuated with the idea Of spreading the
Anarchists propaganda, aud the police
kept wAichful eye upon him. Three
months later he was detected in com
pany with other Anarchists distribu-
ting their literature among the soldiers.
For this offeOse he WAS arrested, tried,
convicted and sentenced 70 five years i'm
pTisOnment. He wss youth Of resource.
however. and after having served part OF
his sentence lie managed TO effect his es-
caps from prison and fed TO Lugano. After
this the family heard nothing OF him until
six months ago, When letter was received
from him announcing that be was still!
seeking WORK. His sister said that when
she heard the name Sauto mentioned 10
connection with the murder Of President
CarnOt, she felt certain It was that Of her
brother.
EFFECTS IN THE HOLY CITY.