New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

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struck down. NJ Carnot looked me straight In
the eyes .. .or,. san.at,or NJ
the enormty Of your act when you saw .ne EYES
OF your victim fxed upon you you. has not re"'orSe-
Caserio-So I have felt nothing whatever
The brutal cynicism OF the prisoner caused
movement of rer,sion In the courtroom coming
10 the question OF premeditatisn Caserio readily
admitted that the Anarchist was the enemy OF
all chiefs OF State and also that the purchase OF
the dagger was a further indication OF premedita-
ton. .
The Judge-How long had you medltated the
Caserlo Gmpudently)-You'I find that in the prose-
cution papers.
The fudge read a number OF infammatory state
men,s attributed 10 Caserio, and said:
You declared that II you returned 70 ltaiy you
would kill both the King apd the he P3 Pnne and the
Caserio-That is impossible Inc rope anu u,d ,i,
King are never together. Therefore couioh
xiii both
THE ASSASSINATION DESCRIBED.
General voIsn, the Military Governor Of Lyons
who was in the carriage with President Carnot at
the time Of the murder testified as follows:
was riding in the Presidents Carriage The
streets were crowded with people. whose great
enthusiasm was being manifested by beers IN, tine
Credit Lyonnas Building. when suuuen'y &c nn
with S Hsa Of
paper he continued 10 advance unt ne Oai ,bouSht
sss %sn NJ had f'rnss %nH i0S @
dent did not speak or move. When a few secoh nh
maj maj e preazes that he had been hurt stood up
In the carriage and called upon me ponee ,nnd NV
and TO n1ercd In the Carriage 70 driven
| I, the Prefecture. meanwhile stanchms Tue o'o''
| finn the Presidents wound
| The Witness turned toward Caserio and the 1u1ge
aslsA him 10 he recognized the prisoner General
| voisn replied that he could not az the SUDDEN
| ness OF the assasslns attack upon the Eresnrni'
had made Il impossible for him 70 gee III. o,s.
| Rorils. chief
| hold, Who was also in the carriage with me irsS,
aGni Gn n nse ~ nSrai vSsn lie said
wha. q" NE ths MATTE and receiving reply.
J leaned hrward and saw that NJ Carnots shirt
! During the examination Of these witnesses n
| Dubreuii elected the fact that although III ms ms
deciHrs Tor ,her ATTEMPTS 70 relieve his pain. he
| uttered not single word OF recrinma"on aSa'"7'
captain Hcttinger and Lieutenant Delpech w VINO
| we're escorthg the President carrInse prcsi.
dent, Captaii iIoettlnger distinctly recognzra
Casero as IN Flots The oi the landau
| when the assassin rushed upon the President.
Fotte testified aso that he heard somebody shou'
| "Vivs Ia Revolution
MIGHT HAVE FOLLOWED TO PARIS.
| r,, rudc. oskei C,serio r. In case he had not
| killed the Prcshien, in Lyons he would have tried
! 70 d, SO e4ewhcrs-ln Paris for instance The
| prisoner answered. TINT II ne hal not succeeueu nc
should have tried to nnl work .o ,ouo,vea and
| sought To- Kill him cls'whcre' 49,. .,.--o,
| Gescrlo- Perhaps II IN opportunity occurred
| The bootmaksr Deneryue. who caugnt afeIlp ~
no ned after striking tn' fats blow reateI inc CT
| Ing: You nre no; the nst man who seized me; IL
| was somebody else You are claiming sioty ti ho
| YOU dbl not earn" II" expressed regret tnat ne
hal thrown MS dagger awav. az had he rctineh H.
| he would have stabbed D~ucrguc or any on" csc
| who attempted 20 stop him 49,, 49,,
l1ihrcull the prisoners counsel Wh'n Il Sh.I !
| rornrs WAS taken expressed asionishment az inc
,,,,orurhab lltv II C. sero re had believed MIN 70
| his All
court this morning he WAS bound 70 admit that ne ni
| DISPLAYED undoub,el symphonic OF INSANITY IN his
| nxl,v ~ care ahi hras. II shall, he SAID MAKE
| he most u his eoliepuc antecedents as eVuehc'u
| In his father" . -, -.
| When tho sitting was resumed DR.. Ponc''. VINO a.
| tended the President after h. was conVcy'l - w
| Prefecture gave description 81 the nn,ure ~ VI,
Carnoi'a wound From the hr-t "kanhali pn Oh Wy
| unu,l he sad y, was convinced that death was
| a,so,,,,nly certain While this testimony was pong
given the prisoner sat with an expression o, inx'e
clation. drinking In every wo,l win the a''u'N o'
! NJ Vlal, the baker. who was Caserios employer
IN cr,in testified that tho prisoner was industrious
| but excessively quick tempered lie hal le.. n,s
| employ IN the saturday before the crime. haVnt
ouarrellci with him sni his wife about some trivia
n F5lchier al IN ofliav., from Nine Vlall wifi
%, The preceding witness. which stated ina asr.U
she related how C.s"rio mad said that II ne evei
mounted the acaToh hc would be NOR, courageous
ca.rr,, Interrupted a, this point and sli that wa
the ia.t. He couldn't hnv" done better
| NJ croclocha. the poic" comnisShry al 'etry "h'
recently dismissed from his post Tor n's,'S, %
France This tended 10 ~ ere III ~" IN DRY
that Caserio was a prominent Anarchist In Cetie.
The court adjourned until tomorrow.