The record-union., 1895-02-04
THE LATE MARSHAL CANRoBERr.
Remains of the Great Soldier Buried
With State Ronors.

Remains of the Great Soldier Buried
With State Honors.
PARIS, Feb. 3.-With state honors the
remains Of Marshal Canrobert, the last
of the Marshals OF France, were to-day
Inferred in the Hotel des Invalides. The
funeral of the great soldier was made the
occasion of imposing military displays.
Rue D. Marigne, the street on which the
Canrobert residence is situated, was
guarded by sailors and deputations from
various regiments, while the route to the
Rue Hotel des lnValides was lined with
troops from the Paris garrison, under
command of General Saussier military
Governor of the capital. The funeral
carriage, which was richly decorated,
was drawn by six horses The coffin
was covered with the tri-color. Generals
Billot, Negrier. lamont rnd Boisdetfre
and Admlrals Duperre and Rieuner were
the pall-Dearers. The band of the Re-
publican Guard played q funeral march.
y salute of seventeen guns announced
the starting OF the procession to the Hotel
des lnValides.
The son of Marshal Canrobert was the
principal mourner. He walked directly
behind the hearse, and was follow ed by
the Ministers and a large number of
Generals and officials. Along the entire
route there was dense crowd, all the
members Of which stood in respectful
silence with bare heads as the funeral
car passed slowly along. The coffin was
borne into the Church of st. Douie and
deposited in lofty catafalQue. In the
church were representatives of President
Faure, Queen Victoria and other soyer-
eigns.
Cardinal Richard, Arch bishop of Paris,
attended the services, but the curate of
the parish celebrated mass, after which
the coffin was taken to the court of honor
adjoining the church. Here General
Zurlinden, Minister of War, delivered
an grafton. He referred to Sebastopol,
whore he said the blood shed by two
chiYalrOus adyersaries was destined to
germiuate the sentiments of mutual es-
TEEN that unite France and Russia to-
day. General Zurlinden gave glowing
description of Marshal CanrObert's valor
. ana heroiSm, and asked the army to fol-
low his example.
Upon the conclusion of his address the
troops rendered the final honors to the
dead, and the coffin was deposited under
the chapel. Not single Earring note
marred the ceremony.
! TUNNELED UNDER THE PRISON.
Attempt at wholesale Jair Delivery
Frustrated.
CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. "a we'll
planned attempt at wholesale Jail delivery
has been thwarted by Colonel Simon
Sautaelia, Warden of Belem P Prson. Sus-
( picions were aroused some days ago, and
by search OF the department assigned TO
the night school, the discovery was made
OF monster tunnel close to the door of
/ the School-room. Alter cutting through
the foundation upon which rests the walls
OF the gallery where the condemned are
confined, the subterraneau passage con-
tinued forty yards. perioraIing the walls
/ that lodge the hundreds of prisoners that
are awaiting trial. The engineer feat
/ when has miscarrled, in few days would
nave released 5000 criminals, as the tun-
mel had been planned TO pass under all
departments of the prison, So that it
could have been reached by digging a
! loot beneath the floors OF the various
/ wards