Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
Many INYIMlTIONS
ThatPIanS Had Been Laid
10 KiIIPreSident CarnOt.
ITALIANS ROUGHLY USED.
A Consulate Sacked and Everything in
the Place Reduced TO Ruins.

PARIS. June y.-Mme. Carnot returned
10 Paris from Lyons with the remains Of
tue president cofIined In plain OAK. The
civil aud police authorities received her,
but no time was spent Ia vain oompli-
ments-
About 1000 persons, chiefly mem bers Of
the working class. were massed outside
the railway station. The widow ives sc-
companied by her three sons 10 Paris.
The train was awaited at the terminus
by funeral wagon, two landaus and a
coupe for the officers who went with the
president 10 Lyons. The mournful party
were soon conveyed 70 the palace Of the
Elysse.
Nine. Carnot has not touched food
since Sunday night, but sire was able yes
terday TO drink deep draughts Of milk.
favored with coffee Her mental and
moral vigor sustains her. She spent yes.
terday ordering mourning. arranging for
the funeral, debating answers To the tele-
grams from Queen Victoria. President
Cleveland Emperor william, Empress
Augusta. the car, King Humbert aud
Others and receiving the AMBASSADORS
bringing them.
Madame Carnot has piles of letters
threatening her husband and sons, re-
csiyed before and after the executions OF
valiant and Henry. Not long ago, NJ.
Carnot. when walking In the bois with
General Borius, was shadowed by q
fellow Of whom be could only rid himself
OF by retreating 20 his carriage. He had
been warned from Italy TO keep well
guarded. Other warnings came from
Brussels TO beware OF the Grand Prix on
June IT,
On June 20 the prefect OF Herault tele-
Rraphed the minister Of the interior that
a dangerous Italian anarchist named
Santo had arrived at Cette. This intima-
tion was also ignored, with the Lyons
tragedy for the consequence.
Not So Anxious For Honors
Seemingly NJ. Carnot's fate tames the
the presidency NJ. Lacour, speaker OF
the senate, refuses TO run for the Office.
Prime Minister Dupuy seemingly has the
best chances, but b less keen than was
M, Casimir- Perier.
M Brisson, who has been candidate
twice already. has some chances NJ.
Casimir- Perier would Just now be
dangerous, because he Is repugnant to
the Industrial working classes A large
uumber OF Opportunists may unite with
the Radicals and Socialists on NJ Bris-
soni or NJ. Bourgeois. Bourgeois Is
dark horse. but so was Carnot In 1887
under different circumstances, however,
A presidential election Is In the nature OF
a vatican conclaye, and Is the object Of
endless bargaining and intriguing.
NJ. Caslmir- Perier is the man for the
wealthy bourgeoisie and aristocratio so
ciety. He Is wise In his own conceit, but
the responsibility involved In the presi
dency might cure this. In America he
might pass for an old-fashionsd Whig
Annrchistio Contributions.
According TO Thu Matin, Louise T.
Michel, the notorious woman anarchist,
says that the execution of President Car
not was not more than simple
act Of justice. In M. Carnot
whole class, the whole bourgeois
world, has been struck at NJ. Carnot
embodied the capitalist republic. It
was not merely Deibler's Uhe execu-
tioner's) president, but also the Panama
lists president, who has fallen under
Cesario's dagger. Anarchy will once
more have deserved we'll OF mankind, for
love of mankind is the sole object OF
anarchy. individual revolt Is the pre-
lude 10 grand plebian revolution from
which social harmony will emerge
Alexander E Cohen, a Belgian anar-
chist, who was recently expelled from
France. says II was not an assassination,
but an execution. Ravachol, Valiant
and Henry have been avenged. Carnot
was pitiless TO anarchists Coldly aud
cruelty. despite counsels to clemency, he
handed them over to Deibler. He who
sows the wind will reap the whirlwind.
An article from The Parti Socialiste,
published prior TO the executiop of Vail
liant, declares that II he allowed the exc
cution nobody would pity Carnot II one
day he should meet the little unpleasant
meas of seeing his wooden carcass shat
tered by a bomb The Radical papers OBJ.
jected to The Parti Socialiste being prose
cuted for the article