The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

PARIS, July Tho remains oi
President sadi Carnot, tho murdered
chief magistrate Of Franco, struck down
by the hand OF Santo CesErio, the an.
urchist, at Lyons on Sunday last, worc
deposlieI in tho Pantheon to-day BY
the sldo OF the remains Of his grand
father, Lazaro Caraol the "organizcr OF
Victory
The funeral was made the occasion
for one Of the NEST remarkable civic
and military displays in the history OF
France. Crowds logan to gather along
the Champs ElyHoey tho Rue Do Rivoli
and about the streets on the lie Dc Ia
Cite, from carly yesterday evening,
People camped al! night, quiet and
mourniui, discussing the tragedy and
cursing the assassin. BY O'Clock this
morning the street. along tho route
woro already crowded and by 9 O'Clock
the Place DO Ia Cclcorto was black
with people.
Tho houao tops. windows and bal.
comics OF cgory usc:llong tho limo OF
march aud every o!he. points OF want
age was occupied.
All classes OF people: young and old,
rich and poor, crowded to the funeral
from all parts OF Paris and from every
department Of France. At . o'clock
this morning the whole route OF the
procession was packed in Il manner
never before geOn in this city.
CAsIMER.PERTER 4TTEEDS
Lines Of troops, infantry, cavalry, az
tillory and gardcs repubIiqucs were to
bo seen on all aides and mounted order
lies dashed horc and thcro bearing mos.
aages to and IRON the staff OF Genera.
Sauss!or, tho military governor OF Paris.
There was an immense stir among tho
crowds when Casimir-Perier, tho auc-
cessor Of the late president, drove up TO
tue palace, for contrary 10 precedent,
tho newly elected chief magistrate OF
France had determined TO attend tho
funeral. Tho troops presented arms
upon his arrival and no was received at
tho entrance Of tho palace by 4 number
OF high officials. General SGussier then
gave the signal for the funeral to COM
meuce.
General Saussier, surrounded by q
brilliant stall OF mounted officers. took
up his position in the court yard, in
front OF the magnificent Cataialquo upon
which the remains OF the late president
had boon resting in state since Friday last.
and the black Cagkct. with It's elaborate
silver mountings, was removed under
the suporintendenco Of the priests who
had been gathered about the bier from
early morning.
At exactly 1925 a. m. the procession
began its march towards tho cathedral
OF Notrc Dame.
A squadron OF Republican guards
emerged from tho grounds OF the palace
and proceeded slowly down tho AyOnue
Marigny, towards tho Avenue Gabriel
and tho Champs Elyscc. the band OF
the guards played funeral march.
Following the band OF the GGrdg Re.
puj'ir1ins camo four oil the principal at.
iendanLs OF tho ElysCc, with trI.COlor
cocarios in their hats and bearing Pres.
idcnt Casimir-Porior'5 splendid wreaths
OF roses and q cross on two pOlcs, pro-
ccdinc the two carriages containing tho
priests who were to escort tho body TO
Notro Dame. After the CiorEy cana
six.horso funeral car which had been
used at tho funerals OF Presidents Ihlcrs
and MacMchon. The trapp!uE5 OF tho
car and horscs were richly embroidered
with silver and angels with ouislrs.chod
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