The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-26

meet the Presidents OF the Senate and
ohamber OF Deputies this afternoon and
afterwards hold Cabinet ccuf ell Min
lsters faure, Poincare, HaLOtaUX. Guerin
Leyenes and IarthOu met I'm conference
az 8 O'Clock and Will convene Congress
at Versailles on Wednesday for the pur-
rose of electing a President The ma
Jority Of the Ministry are i'm favor of
the election Of NJ. Casimlr-Perrier. The
Cther candidate arc NJ ChallemeI-Ia-
e0ur e0 NJ. Cavaieniac, N. DUIu ny, NJ Brls-
son, ana NJ. Constants. After NJ CAST
chance.
STRONG HATED OF ITALIANS.
The deepest sorrow, dismay. snd anger
prevail throughout France Great ankle
". prevails in regard 10 the future. and
thls feeling viii not be allayed until the
successor of the President is In office.
Behind this is the anger OF France at
the assassin, Cesare Giovanni SantO, the
young italian, whose deadly knife has
plunged the nation into grief. on the
DOuleVardS this morning scenes of the
greatest excitement have been witnessed.
The police had the greatest difficulty I'm
dispensing the crowds OF wildly angry
people who assembled AT the different
points discussing the tragedy, cursng the
assassin. and Hing eor vengeance
against the murderer and his supposed
accomplices. The fact that the assassin
Is an Italian has given rise to most dan
BerOuSlY bitter feeling against Italy and
the Italians, and several Italian flags
displayed out OF sympathy with Frances
loss and draped with Grape were hoOted
at and, in at least one instance, pulled
down ana torn into shredS In every
quarter Of Paris fierce demonstrations
against Italian residents have taken
place, ana as result nearly all Italian
cafes and restaurants have been closed.
But IT the feeling against Italians is
strong, the sentiments Of hatred with
which the majority Of the people regard
the Anarchists is still stronger. and is
growing hourly in Intensity. Santo. the
murderer, has boldly asserted that he is
an Anarchist and therefore upon the
Anarchists the people are pouring the
vials Of their wrath.
MUE cARNoT SIZES THE REMAINS.
Nine Carnot, accompanied by her two
sons, arrived AT Lyons AT Z o'clock this
morning. The widow was most respect
fully greeted by large crowd Of people
assembled about the railroad depot. She
proceeded Immediately to the Prefecture
where the body Of the late President re-
poses In state. When Nine. CaTnOt reach
ed the Prefecture the death chamber was
cleared Of all but the family and the
widow. who had been joined by her third
son. and she was left alone with her
dead. The late Presidents family remain
ed for a long time IN prayer before the
bier and then the widow was led away
by her three sons all four weeping Bit
terly. Around the bier are stationed
number Of high officers Of the Presidents
military household, who. with several
Sisters. OF Charity, have watched the re
mains throughout the night.
The Prefecture itself is surrounded with
troops, and a strong detachment of in
fantry is guarding the building in which
Santo, the assassin, is confined.
PREMIER DUrUY's FRIENDS ACTIVE.
The lobbies of the Senate and the Cham
Der OF Deputies were crowded this morn
ing The friends OF Premier Dupuy are
already active in their efforts TO promote
his candidacy for the Presidency. Cast
mir -Perriers friends however, declare
that he is morally certain TO be elected
La France makes a bitter attack upon
Italy and upon Sign0r ROssman. the
Italian Ambassador. The editorial de-
clares that France ought not for a mo-
ment to tolerate the presence 4 Italian
workmen The same feeling IS reflected
bv telegrams from Bordeaux, Havre.
Nancy. Algiers, Lyons, and other places.
Italian workmen and Italians generally
i'm France are fearful OF reprisals, and
many Of them are keeping themselves out
" The Official journal publishes the fol-
lowing call:
National Assembly, we summon the
Chambers 10 meet in Congress I'm Yer
sailIes on Wednesday, June Z7th. at l
o'clock i'm the afternoon, for the purpose
OF electing a President or the Republic
"(Signed)
p. A. CALLEMETH-LACOU
ANA s manstra o.
PARIS. June 25-The prominent men,
bars of the Italian colony i'm Paris are
actively engaged in appending their own
Signatures and obtaining others 10 an ad-
'tress 10 the widow of the murdered Presi-
dent. expressing their horror at his as
sassinatiOn and their sympathy and con-
dolence with his family and country.
Several Italians were attacked by a mob
ON the QUAIL Montabello to-day, and the
most strenuous efforts OF the police were
renuired 10 save their lives. Subsequently
demonstrations We're made in
front OF the Italian Embassy and Con-
sulate Both were promptly suppressed
bv the police who were in strong force.
Most Of the theatres In the city are
closed this evening The civil courts were
closed to-day. An anti-ltalisn riot took
place at Grenoble this aftt rnoC n, and at
: ne time threatened serious results The |
Prefect. with the aid OF a strong force |
OF police. succeeded In quelling the dis
I, rbance. The mob subs equtntly paraded !
the streets singing the Marseilleaise.
.l.-I SION hrnb dj urn..
ROME. June 3.-In the course Of his |
remarks in the Senate this morning on |
the assassination OF President Carnot |
Premier Crispi said the murderer belong,
neither country nor family, and against |
whom every nation ought TO raise It's ac-
i've reprObati0n.
The President or the senate expressed
lis Indignation al the idea that any op-
,robrium should attach TO Italy through |
N. Carnot's assassination. He hoped. on
he contrary that the event would be-
.ome the pledge OF unity through the mu-
senate adiournsd as a mark Of rssnA't Ia