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THE GRIEF IN PARIS.

DIsmay Throughout France-The Events
ofthc Day-The People Angry ut the An
archists.
PARIS, June 95.-The deepest sorrow,
dismay and anger prevail throughout
Franco.
The cowardly assassination OF Presi-
dent sadi Carnot q. Lyons last night Is
most heartily deplored by a!l.
Grca. anxiety is felt in regard to the
future aud this will not be aliayed
until successor to the late president
shall be induc.ed into Office. With all
this is the anger OF France ct the assas.
sin, Cn,are Giovanni san.o. the young
Italian whose deadly kpile has plunged
q nation into g:iei.
kilograms OF sympathy are pouring
in upon the family End upon the gov
ernment. These messages OF coincidence
come from all countries Of tho world
showing .ha. Franco ia not alone in her
sorrow :. the death Of her presidcn.
The newspapers OF all shades Of opin-
ion print leading articles depioring the
assassination Of Sadi Ca.nos.
Signs OF mourning arc general
Throughout. this city and Franco to-day.
All the flags arc at half mast, and tho
public buildings are being draped with
c:Gpe.
Mime. Carnot, accompanied BY her
two suus, arrived a; Lyons at o'clock
this morning. The widow was most re-
specttully greeted by q large crowd OF
people assembled about tho railroad
depot. Sho proceeded Immediately to
the prefecture, where the body OF tho
late president now rcposes in state
One OF the dead mans cons, when he
cav tho decorations in the Rue de Ia
Rcpubliquc and othe. streets, decore-
,ions which had been displayed in honor
OF his fathers visit TO Lyons, and which
were no: all removed this morning, wGs
90 agitated that no alnos. tainted.
TRANSPORTATION.
Tho flags and other decorations on the
prefecture were. however, removed dur.
in. the night and the great flag which
usually floats over tho chamber of CON.
merce was replaced by large square
banner OF Grape The inhabitants Of
Lycus generally are removing tue fes.
two decorations from their buildings
and are replacing them with mourning
emblems as fast as possible.
The apartment o. the prefecture IN
which the body OF the dead president
lies in state presents most impressive
appearance. The remains OF the mur.
de!ed man are clad in dre.s suit and
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CARyOT'S MURDER
Causes u Great senentlon Though
out the Civilized World.
The PEOPLE OF FRANCE AROUSED
Against Anarchists In Geuoral md
Italians In Particular.
A DAY OF INTENSE EXCITEMENT
And Grief IN Europe Follows tho
Terrible Tragedy at Lyons.
ITALIANS ARE ATTACKED III LYONS

And Cafes and Restaurants aIohhcl
aud Sacked by CrowdY Of IndI:.
nHnt FrcnChmcu-Tho Body or the
Murdered President, Alter Lying In
State at the Prefecture, Is Taken to
pasis-Sisns OF Mourning Univcr.
sally DlsplayCd-Thc Assassin Idon.
iiiicd-iilltary Protection Hcces-
sary 10 Keep Him From Being Torn
10 Pieces by the POpulace-rhc
Italian PrcIuior's Message 20 tho
French Government - CGsimo.-
Posicr VIA Probably Succeed Gar.
not as Psesident-Tho Events Fol.
lowing tho Assassination,
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CRISPrS MESSAGE.
uc Says Assas-ius Have no Country.
ttaly's proIound Regret.

uc Says Assas-ius Have no Country.
ftuly's proIouad Regret.
RoME, June 25.-Premicr C'isp;'s
official dispatch to the French govern
mcnt reads as follows:
deeply affected a. the news Of the
shocking misdood which has robbed
France OF her first magistrate and Italy
OF friend, bcc to express the feelings
OF horror and pain felt by the kings
government and the whole Italian ma
tion, aud my personal grief for the
illus.rious man France has jus, lost. lie
was attached TO me not only by ties OF
admiration. but by sincere friendship.
Assassius have no country and the
countries giving those committing such
crimes birth are the first to repudia.e
them.
France and Italy can see In the as
sassin ouiy au enemy OF humanity"
Daring his remarks TO the deputies,
Premier Cr;spi .aid:
ITO cur deepest SORROW. the murderer
is al Italian. bu. anarchists have no
country. Their country discla!ms them.
the chamber OF deputies Joins in the
universal mourning for the loss which
Franco has jus. sustained"
President OF the chamber, Signo, B!.
Gncheri, culocized Carnot, saying ,ha.
the MOURNING Of Francs is q national
mourning for Itaiv.
slcnor Biancheri propo.ed sha: .ho
chamber OF deputies be draped with
black for the remainder OF the session,
as though the death Of 4 mem Der OF the
roya! family was being mourned. Tho
proposal was adopted.
King Humbert to-day gave au audi.
ence to N. Billyt, the French ambas-
sador. Iii, majesty expressed his deep
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ss,e-ic, DlspG'ch 70 Gse f!ar,iIn-y.
uuE1lSGroS, W. Va, June 25.-The
criminal court was to convene to-day IN
this county and alter the jurors, wit
nesses and other interested parties had
assent bIed this afternoon, note was re-
celyod from Judge W. T. Thompson,
stating that he was too sick 10 be
preson. The attorneys in looking over
the law passed by the legislature esta5-
fishing the court. were astonished to
find that provision had been made for
the appointment OF q special judge, aud
the Jurors aud people wcre dismissed.
Some OF the latter had been summoned
from distance.
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LONDON, Jrnc "a special dispatch
to the Time. from Paris says that this
morning tho police searched Santos
lodCinga n, Cette. a trunk that was
seized in his room contained nothing OF
compromising natura They also
questioned number OF Santos COM
radcs, 5omo Of whom were arrested. L.
was learned that on either Friday
or Saturday morning San.o quar-
relied with the master baker
in whose employ he was, and quilted
the bakery. On the day following the
execution OF the anarchist. Henry,
santo renarked: at does no. matter.
Henry did no: die like brave man. Il
seoms to mo that | would have moro
courage were 10 mount the scatTold."
On Friday snnto bought from gun
smith for FIVE france the poinard With
which he killed N. Garnet.
II has not yc! been discovered wheth-
CT the assassin had acco;nplices.
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An ANARCHIST END.
Bombs Discovered Near the Imperial
Palace In S. Petersburg.

Bombs Discovered Near the Imperial
Palace In ST. Petersburg.
BERLIN, June 25.-The Lot1l .4n-eiqsr
publishes a1vices IRON St. Petersburg
to the eifec. that 4 number OF bombs
and On Internal machine have been
found in a cellar near the imperial
palace. Il ia added that several arrests
have been made in connection with the
discovery aud that two officials OF the
I'm perial cabinet arc compromised.
The advices further show that q mine
was discovered close to the church at
Borki, erected in commemora,ion OF the
Escape Of the czar from the machina-
tions OF the nihiists, who, in 1888,
wrecked at Borki the train in which his
majesty was travelling. The c2ar
started today to attend the opening OF
tho church. .
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THE PULLMAN STRIKE.
The Company Issues n Statement IN Sup
port ot It's Position.

The Company Issues n Statement IN Sup.
port ot It's Position.
CHICAGO, June 25.-The Pullman
company tonight issued q statement re-
garding the strike and proposed boy
colt. After revicwiog the situation and
stating tina. the strikers haro already
deprived themselves OF more than
$4,000 in wages, the document con-
cludcs with the statemout that tho boz.
colt is threatened because the company
will not agree to submit to arbitration
the question as to whether or not it
shall operate its shops al Pullman
under q iscale OF wages which would
cause daily !osa to it OF one-touth
the wages paid.
Anticipating She threatened boycott
againat Pullman cars by the American
Railway Union, the general managers
OF all the roads which have terminals
in Chicago, practically decided to-day
that either oil Pullman cars will 20 out
with the trains, or the trains will re-
main in the dcpots until they can 20
with their usual Pullman equipment.
This decision was reached by tho
General Managers Association, which
was called together ct q special meeting
ior the purpose Of considering the pro-
posed boycott The association is the
storngest organization OF railway off,
cials in the country, consisting OF the
general manaGcra OF each Of the twenty
two Chicago terminal lines.
Twenty-Five hundred railroad men at
tended mass-meetiDg held in the En-
pire theatre tonight to conaider the
Pnllmaa strike. Tho proposed boycott
by the American Railway Union was
heartily endorsed, and speeches by
PresiIentDebs and others were enthusi-
as.ically received.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

Throo' thousand Delegates Already on
thc Grouud-EverythinG in Readiness,
DENVER, Col, June 95.-Everything
Is IN readiness for the convention Of tho
Republican League. In addition to
those who arrived yesterday and las;
nigh. delegations came in to-day from
Maryland, Florida, Texas, Illinois,
Minnelotn, Idaho and Missouri.
In oil about three Thousand people are
hero aud suose Ere expected to come to-
morrow.
James ]. GARRISON has sent word that
il will be impossible ior him 10 be here.
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grief At the calamity that hns beialIcn
France. The interview throughout was
worry cordial.
Tho pnpe was painfully impressed by
tho noW5 oil NJ. Carno,'s death. llu ut
onco cent telegram Of eympa,hy to NJ.
Pano'uux, the French foreign minister.
Both tho political aud fashionable
worlds are doing thClr utmost 10 atten.
uato the moral effect OF the Crlmo com.
mitiCd by au Italian. Tho mCmbers OF
the French colony have boen tho roc!pi.
cuts Of many tributes Of sympathy and
coincidence.
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A KANSAS CYCLONE.
Tho Town Of lSeighlick Nearly Destroyed.
l:nny Reported Killed.

WICHITA, KANSAS. June 25.-A
cyclone struck tho town OF Keighlick,
Butler county, Kansas. tonight, nearly
wiping It cut Of existence A courier on
horseback reports many killed.
Owing to the fact that tho courier left
Immediately aiter tho cyclone passed
over, all tho details aro meagre II 10
known. however, that Ed Thurman was
crushed 10 death In q stable. Mauy
woro pinned under falling houses and
their fearful walls indicate aerious In.
jury.
II is thought that mauy were killed,
rs tho cyclone swept on It's coursG az
lar caHt a, the people could see il. Two
general stores, the largest buildings in
the village, wore crushed like egg shells.
A freight train was standing on tho
Frisco track N tho time and six cars
were lifted up md turned upsidc down.
This would indicate tha. the cyclone
was nj least 200 feet wide. The wrcck
standing on the track pilcd up thirty
tcot high aad trains cannot pass until
some time tomorrow night
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CaRNo1's SUCCESSOR,

asimcr-Pcrier VIII Probubly be Chosen.
Supported by the Republicans.
PARIS, Juno 25.-At tho meeting Of
the extreme left party this morning the
members decided to support tho candi.
dacy OF N. Bsisson for the presidency.
The Republican group are said TO
support II. Cnsimir-Perier.
The Socialists, who favor tho sup
preston OF the presidency, have de.
cided to vote in order to prevent the
election Of reactioDc:y, Q capitalist, or
. member Of the Clerica! party.
By far the greater number OF the
senators are understood 10 support the
candidacy OF II. Casimir-PerIer.
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BRECKISRIDGE TALKS
In Bourbon Connty-Pnys Ills Rcipects I
Chicago People.

In Bourbon COun;y-Pnys Ills ne,pccts to
Chicago People.
LEXINGTON, KY, June 2j.-Colonel
Dreckinridge spoke at Hutchinson Sta
,ioE, in bourbon county to-day. The
principal part OF his address was de
voted to the Chicago press and the
Union League Club. lie said he had
voted agains. the SjO0O,OO0 worlds fair
appropriation bill and thereby incurred
their bntred.
lie spoke sarcastically about the can
didacy OF Major Henry Clay Mcdowell,
saying his enemies had evon called for
the memories OF the great commoner,
Henry Clay, to bolt him. He said tho
beautiful flowers cent him BY the ladies
caused him TO erase from his mind the
rigid sentences he had framed for those
who had said hard things about hin.
He returned to Washington tonight,
but speaks at Versailles Saturday.
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RoME, June 2j,-CGsaro Giovanni
Santo, the man who murdered President
Garnet, Is tho sou o! Mari Brogiio and
Antoine C.e.aYlo. lie joined the an.
archist association at IN early agc. In
January, 1892, he retired with two fell.
low anarchists TO start q newspaper,
bot ha was unable TO raise the funds
necessary to lloat 1t. Tho police watched
him until the end OF 1888 when he wen!
10 Swit-nrllnG
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PlTrsBURGH. Pa, June 25.-The meas.
ures. which is intiInated the American
railway union ere about to take to aid
the strike Of the employees q. the Pull
man car mandatory 3: Pullman. Ill,
will have little effect hero. While
thoroughly sympa.hiziug with the Pull.
man employees, according to Interviews
with ! namber Of .heo, do not look
with favor on the project to refuse to
handle Pullman cara with O possible
loss o! their situations.
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PirTsDrRGu, Pa, June 25.-The labor.
ers employed in tho s. aud iO.irch
mislu Of the Homs.ead steel works have
struck and the departments aro Idle.
The mun formerly worked In gangs OF
10, bat lately the number has been re-
curcd TO aiS. The strikers claim that
this reduction made the work too hard
and they qui. to force the company 10
restore the gangs to their iornc. size.
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ClSclyyArI. O., June o5.-Ihe strikc
OF the Pullman employees at Ludlow,
KY, is but the PERCUSSION of boycott
the Pullman cars on every road
in this city beginning at noon
tomorrow. This means that nc: o
sleeper vii! 90 cut OF this city to-mor.
row afternoon on any road except the
Big Four, which does no. use Pull.
mans. This has not been officially
stated tonight, but it is morally Ger.
tain.
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FINANCIAL OUTLOOK
Is Discussed by President Clevo-
land IN ua Interview.
CONMENDO NEW YORKBANN OFFERS

AS Thoughtful and PutrIotic-It VIII
Maintain the Gold Reserve In Good
Condltion-lIo Denies That the Pay.
mcnt or Diatured Obligations Is
Posiponcd-rhc Treasury IS Paying
as 1t Gocs-A Hopeful View Of che
Situation.
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LONDON, June 26.-A dispatch to q
news agency Gays that rio,ing between
the italian and the French worknen a.
Grcuoble occurred laat night. The pop
nlace invaded tho italian consulate,
tore down the Italian flag and es-
cutcheon and smashed the furniture.
AiterTard they looted the Italian cafes.
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LONDON, June ga dispatch to the
Daily Nctr. from Paria, Gays that the
Funota! Of President Csrno. has been
fixed 10. Sunday. The remains will be
laid in tho Pantheon where Victor
Hugo is buried, beside those OF Lazare
Carnot, tic presidents crandi.ibhr.
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LlvERPooL. June 25.-Arsived, Ohio
from Philadelphia
ROTTERDAM, June 25.-Ar.ived, Ohio,
from Baltimore.
CoPEsuaGEY, juno 25.-Arrived, Sis.
vonIa, from New York.
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STAMFORD, Cogy., June 25.-Miss
Emma Juch, tho prima donna, and
Francis L Wellman, tho assistant dis
trict attorney of Rev York, were mar
ried this afternoon ~ St. Andrews
Episcopa. church in this city.
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LYoss, June o5.-The mob this even
ing set fire TO several OF the Is1lian cafes.
4 commiasary Of police begged the
crowd to respect the atiliction OF
Madame Carno., but the rioters replied
with shou.s OF ave will avenge Carnot." "
The streets Of this city throughout. the
day have been throaged with crowds OF
excited people. A large nuvubor OF
stores arc closed. Serious rioting has
already occurred and more trouble 10
anticipated. We're it not for tho over.
whelming force OF troops stationed in
and about. this city there is little doubt
that the mob would attack the palace
o! justice and wreas vengeance upon
the murderer.
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CIHctSSAri, Juno 25.-The Haldemau
paper mills, near Hamilton, Ohio,
burned together with q large stock OF
paper, causing loss Of 10000, only
partly covered by insurance. The own.
ers suspect incendiarism.
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AS the nigh. advanced the rio,lng In
the city became moro widespread and
at one time It appeared Gs though the
nobs would take full possession OF the
town. In the Guiliotierie quarter tho
disturbances wsre particularly violent.
Thousands OF men and boys paraded the
streets and sacked every Italian store
they came sc.oss.
Much OF the loot obtained BY the riot
ers consisted OF liquors. Par. OF the
wines and brandies captured wns drank
BY the rioters, while what was no. go
disposed OF Ius either poured into the
e,reets and set on fire or burned in the
casks and barrels, which were rolled in
TO the middle OF tho thoroughfares.
Many acts Of violence were committed,
and threats OF death to the Italians
were freely banded about.
4 number Of arrests were made when
the trouble was at its height. The pris.
oners were subsequently, liberated by
the gen d'armes, who were vocicroualr
appIauded by the mob. The s,reets
arc strewn with debris OF every dcsc-ip-
ton. The lett sido OF the river Rhone
was the scene OF the woret acts oil viol-
encc. Eore the troops who were sum.
moncd to aid the police had the utmost
difficulty in restoring order. In the
centre OF the town the mob were
amenable TO orders and the troops were
repeatedly cheerad. During the night
total OF 500 arrests wore made.
The dispatch Of detectives from Paris
to Cette. from which lattor place Santo
came to Lyons, has caused consterna-
ton among tho anarchists there and
many Of them, fearing tho police drag
net would be thrown around them, fed
the town. Late to-day the police
searched tho lodgings Of dozen au-
archis;s, but, so far as known, fouad
nothing to duplicate them in Santos
crime. Four arrests were made.
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CARDIFF, June 25.-Two hundred and
thirty bodies have been recovered from
the Albion co.lery, q: Ciliyndd, the
scene Of the explosion Of fire damp Sat-
~ r,1b-
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THE SAESGEeFEsT.
The Next Meeting ut Philad cIphIa-A
Great Event For Washington,

Great Event For Washington.
New YoRE, Juno 25.-The national
sacngerlest ut Madison Square Garden
was continued to-day. i meeting OF
the executive comnittee was held, at
which it was decided to hold tho ncx:
meeting in Philadelphia in 's7. The yea.
1900 will .!.o sec sread celebration.
I. will be bella a. Washington. It will
bc Of an international character and
representatives FROM all psrta OF tho
world will be invited.
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WASHINGTON, June 25.-Deron Fava.
the Italian ambassador, believes that
the assassination canro. aiiec: the re-
lations between France and IIaly.
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beaten. Every civil and military honor
was shown the dead. Tho square In
front Of tho prefecture waa dcnsely
thronged. ms wore all the streets loadiu:
to tho railway station.
AS the sad cortcgc passed slowly nloug
the strects wore remarkably silent,
Almost tho only sounds that could bc
heard verc the tramping OF tho horses
md the rumOling OF tho gun carriage,
Every man along the llnc OF march 70.
moved his hat as the body passed bv,
and many wero tho silent PRAYERS
offered for the roposn Of N. Catnot's
eoul.
Upon the arrival Of the cortcgo a. tho
railway station tho caskct was icnderly
lifted from the gun carriage and con-
veyod into a saloon carriage. The re-
mains Teto attended by II. Carnots
military household, who had accom-
panied him 10 Lyons. In another car.
r'aGe were Nine. Caruot and her three
sous
A la.Ee crowd was assembled about
the station, and as the train n.arted on
Ata journey to Paris many sigma Of the
deepest emotion were displayed.
4 CAID OK THE IrALIsSa.
No sooncr had the cortege gone by
before great chnngo appeared
In the crowd. Tho people who
had heretofore stood rover0nt ard mute
before the na.iOn'o martyr, now gave
vent TO their peat up excitcmont and
rage. Everywhere could be heard cries
OF Long live Carnot," Death to
his murderer" The sudden transi-
tion IN tho feelings Of tho crowd
ooded il! for the rcsidon. Italians
aud when solne OF the moro hot.
headed mon In the crowd proposed
that an attack be made upon tho
Italian quarter, the proposition was re-
ceived with wild cries OF approval. In
almost loss time than it takes to tell il,
IN enormous mob. at the head OF which
was carried French flag, was en- route
TO that par; OF the city given over to the
l.alian.. Before tho police could in,cr-
vcne to prevent tho trouble, tho mob
had attacked nll the shops belonging to
tho foreigners and sacked them. The
propziotors and their families were
forced 10 flee tor their lives.
In the meantime another large band
marched through other streets and by
threats compelled every Italian who
kept q cafe 10 close his place 1t was
finally found necessary TO command the
curassiers to charge the Crown in order
10 clear the streets.
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BCrSos AYaEa, Juae 25.-It !s report.
ed he!e tha. Northern Peru has fallen
into the hands OF the revo!utiou;s.s,
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For wc5t Virginia. wes.t.n peuusyIViTId SEu
| Ohio probably thunder showers IL the R;;e.-
| neon; south winds
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as furnished By e ScHHEPF. druggist, corue,
s-nrZct and Fonr.CCrta SI.eers.