Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-02
CARN0T LAID AT REST.
Carried to the Pantheon With
Military Magnihcence.
RESPECT SHOWN BY MULTITUDEs.

hhSf6OI ShUN n DI NJ UI1 IL UObos
Paris Thronged with Hundreds OF Thou
sands. Who Blocked the streets with Re
spectIui MuItitudes-T Scenes at Sotrs
Dame and Elsewhere.
PARIS. July 2-Thc remains Of the late
President Sadi- Carnot were deposited In
the Pantheon. The funeral was made the
occasion for one of tho most remarkable
civic and military displays in the history
OF France by o'clock in the morning
the streets along the route were already
crowded. and by Il o'clock the Place dc Ia
Conc0rlc. situated between the Champs
Elysces and tho Jar,lin dies Tuilcrics, was
black with people. The hou>ctUps win
dows and balconies Of every house were oc.
cupicd. All classes of people. young and
old. rich and poor, crowded to the funeral
from all parts Of Paris and from every
department of Fra Go great were the
crowds that the Ntrbaod OF the Brit
ish embassy was .---E-- with people
that many of them ho wished to obtain
food We're unable, ana Lady Duffrrin. wife
of the British ambassador, instructed her
Srvants to distribute refreshments. Her
example was followed by the occupants Of
a number of adjoining mansions.
At 9 o'clock the whole route of the pro
ccSsion was packed i'll manner which
has never before been seen in this city.
Soon after that hour populations from civ
ic, military, legal, medical, commercial
and other bodies began arriving i'll the
ncighbUrhood of the palace and formed In
their allotted stations under the guild
ancc of the police.
There was an immense stir among the
crowds when President Casimir prricr,
the successor of tho late president and the
man from whom so much is expected,
drove up TO the palace. The troops pro
scntcd arms upon his arrival and General
SausSicr then gave the signal for the fu-
neral to commence.
General Saussicr. surrounded by n bril-
liant staff of mounted officers, took up his
position i'll the courtyard, in front Of the
magnificent catafalquc, and the process,
sion began its march toward the cathedral!
of \otrc Dame.
\ squadron " republican guards
emerged from the grounds of tho palace
and proceeded slowly down the Avenue
Marigny toward the Avenue Gabriel and
the Champs ElysceS, the band of the
guards playing a funeral march. All the
troops presented arms, and tho people un-
covered their heads in spite OF the blazing
sun, which was beating down upon the
pavCIncnts.
Following the band OF the (iar,lc Re
publicainc came four of the principal at
PENDANTS OF the ElySCC, with triculnr cuCk-
adcs I'm tbc;r hats and b,.,rir,, pr,siIc,t
C.simir p,,r;rr's s,I,plid ,.r,,,tb ,,f y,,s,.s
and palms across two poles. Following
| this floral emblem uf grief came two car
riagcs containing the priests, who wCrc
| to escort the body tO \Otr, Dame, and a six
| horse funeral car, black and imposing,
which had been used at the funerals of
! Presidents Theirs and MacNahun. The
e ri
| " embroidered with silver and ANGELS
| with uutstr,tChcl wines surmountr,l "a, h
| corner
| Thu ,,sL,., Ms ,.,v,r,,l with th,. tri,.,I
| or OF Frame, and WIS heavily dr,,,d with
Grape. Their, wrr,, no flowers on the fu-
neral ear. Complete silence rvigncd over
the multitu,lc-. hut As tie. procession
! cluer.,,.l ut,,,,i the th,luus El,~,,r, , :,.,,a
cried ont: ..Niv,. Cnrunt' Nivc la rrpub
| nuuc''' The man WIN, thus broke the. 81
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| Tvv, infantry contains l.,r,v.v d, I,r.-,.
velvet cushion. upon which rested Prcsi-
dent Carnut'S various orders marched
after the funeral ear. They in turn wcr,,
followed by the officers comprising the
| civil household uf the late president.
Behind the civil household wCrc the
three sons of the dead man. The other
members of the Garnet family. excepting
| the widow came next, and behind came
the presidents of the two chambers NJ
| Challcmcl Lacuur and NJ dc Manly The
| ambassadors and the stafrs Of the diff
fcrrnt embassies. nil in full uniform. fol
lowed the presidents Of tho chambers
| Behind Them wrr,, nh, cabinet ministers
| headed nv pr,nirr Dunuv The cardinals
and nc,riv oII NJ rho s,nniors and Irnuti,,s
bod RI, pcxt rI,,.,, j., ,b, ,,r.,,.,,..in,, ,r,,.
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nd H. I,,,1i,,,, ,,,iIi,or. o,,I ,,o,.,I ,,,,;
cars NJ tho ren,1I,Ii,. I,,r.m,,,irIrr ~ th,,
funeral ,,nr,,',,, was c,,u,,,,srd ~ dcn,,t,-
tions from the various dep ar, mcnts If the
! Government the I,,ginu al II ,u,r tho 1if
| ferrnt institutes tb, ,lcr.-y and others
The yir,v was srr,rh Tho SIM sho,c
| brilli,p,Iv on tho ,.Ii,t-,;r,, ,,riC,r,,,s -,
| Tho nt,ic.rs os ,b. ,,r,.,.si,,, ,,,,r,b,,I H.,
tween rho long nv,nu. ~ tr,,.. with i'm.
mons, h,r,l,rin,, ,u,,I,,tn,l,,. ~ si,,bts,.rs
ON hnth sides
Along the Rur ID, HivoIi IN, roiIincs
and gardens of tho Tuilrri.s tb,, .t,tuns
the tinsts 1,mn rn.,s and o,.,.rvthin,, 90
pable of supportinr "A si.rhtse,,r Ny,,rr taken
ADVANTAGE of bv Mi >yb, >v,r,, IucL - ,,,,,,,,1
70 obtoin st,uji,,, ,r b,ldi,r, r.,,,,,, ~,
| s,,,b ,,CiDt. 80 ~, VI
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occnrrcd NJ thc .,rcodcs - 49, r., r., ,''' ~
Rivoli near Tho I'm. Cnmhop A. III,
end az th,, process;on ,,assc,l ~, M.
horse shicd and hnrkcd int thc cr,,,,I
Those behind th, rrst frv lines ~ RI,
crowd were not nyvnre of tho ans nf ~,
disturbance and ihrn SINE r,oIish ,,.rs,,r
shouted:
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