, 1894-06-27

the alleged author Of most Infamous and
anonymous letters, which have been circulat.
ed among the aristocracy Of Germany.
A despatch from Rome states. in reference
to the proposed issue by the Pope of an ell
cycllcal letter, reported in news bulletin of
End ultimO, that such a letter has now been
ISSUED, but addressed to all Princes and PEG.
pies instead of following the usual formula
OF addressing them to ecclesiastics. The let
ter strongly urges Schismatics to return to
their old allegiance, but condemns the sec
tartan party of France aud Italy as enemies
to the unity Of the Church.
Adyices from St. Petersburg report that the
Minister Of Police has discovered mines under
a portion OF the railway on the route pro
posed to be followed by the Gar to dedicate
a memorial marking his escape from the
apparent railway accident of 1888. In con
sequence of the discovery the Gar has
abandoned the journey.
London, Monday morning. Paris advices
state that a young Italian fatally stabbed
President Carnot at Lyons yesterday evening.
the victim of this outrage died at one O'Clock
this morning the assassin was at once ar.
rested, the supposed motive being one of
revenge for the execution Of the Anarchist
valiant.
London, Sunday, the Duchess of York was
safely delivered of a son late last evening.
The London National Observer states that
in all probability the title will be Earl Of
Kent.
New York, June 25th-Paris telearo,ns
received here give following details OF the
horrible outrage perpetrated at Lyons:
The late President Carnot was on q
visit to that city in connection with the
exhibition being held there, whore he received
a most popular and cordial reception.
After q banquet at the Chamber Of Com.
merce, he drove along the Rue Republiqueon
has way to attend the Grand Theatre. when in
'front.' of the Credit Lyounais a young man,
holding a paper, pressed through the crowd.
the police thinking he wanted to present a
petition permitted him to pass the paper,
however, contained a knife, jumping upon the
carriage step the assassin stabbed the Prs
sldent through the liver. the result being
death soon after midnight; the perpetrators, a
young Italian Anarchist named Cesare Clio
Vanm Santo, was at once arrested by the police
who had difficulty in preventing the infuriat-
ed crowd from l%ynching him on the spot.
Following tho occurrence, street disorders took
place; the Italian Consulate, and an Italian
restaurant, were wrecked.
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The President of the Senate will act as
President of the IIepdblic until Congress
assemblies, which will probably be on Wednes-
day.
Thu last words of the dying President were
Mon dieu est ce que celia he fnira pas
Mon dieu CONNIE ie SQUIRE
New York, June 25th-Latest news from.
London reports that the Duchess of York ana
son are doing we'll. Yesterday special ser
vices of thanks were held in St. Paul's Cathe-
dral and elsewhere.
It's announced that the Czarewitch has
brought to England an autographs letter Of in
v~ltatiou from the Gear to the Queen to attend
the marriage ceremony of the Czarewitch to
the Princess Alix at St. Petersburg to take
place on the Goth of September next.
kilograms from Ponty Pridd, Wales, re-
port a serious explosion of iredamp having
occurred in the Albion mine, by which PSI
persons lost their lives.
1t is reported that the late Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge has, by his will, entirely
his son Bernard.
Washington news states that Mr.. Taylor,
the United States Minister at Madrid, has
te%lographed that the Spanish Government
will not impose any extra customs before the
LIST of July. He further wires that whenever
it is imposed all floating oargoes at the time
will be entitled to exemption from the extra
tax.