Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-22
FUNERAL OF srAHnuLoTr.
1 Terrible Panic tmoug the Crowd
Emperor william excited.

4 Terrible Panic tmoug the crowd
Emperor william ENsitsd.
EUFIA, July 9O-rhe iuuVfal Of OK.
pumisr 5tambuIyl today WAS prolific
Il exciting scenes IN tue streets. Tho
police were under orders from ~. Ser.
/ q, the present premier AMI minister
II tho interior, to t,Bv Rli precautions
10 secure tranquility along the route.
Detachmsuts occupied the side stroeiF,
keeping out OF sight In the houses.
The iri0ads OF ~. BtAmbuloii, their
siyss aud members Of their house
holds assembled at 9 o'clock Mt the
murdered mans house, where the
coffin rested, covered by garlHnus and
wFeaths Of flowers. About 3 O'Clock
the c0ftege started for the cathedral.
Representatives VI all the ioTeitn
powers except Belgium followed the
funeral train. The attendance OF
m3uTners and OF the general public
was ,nall, owing totho notice placarded
last evening, detailing accusations
ltyeled against the deceased anu uTg-
log the people not to take part In the
Vbstquies.
Three hundred PAGES from the house
the snoi was reached whore NJ. Stam.
tllol fell by tho daggeIs Of tbs sssas.
I.us tue c1rtego was held nnd NJ.
Ftt5h, who was with the deceased
statesman when lie was attacked and
who was himself wounded, made a
ipsteh 10 tho nssemblage. His head
and arm were wrapped with babdRges,
whore he had been stabbed on Monday.
In an impRslionod haranguo, he
charged the enemies OF Bulgaria with
Tue terrible crime OF numbering n man
10 whom the country owed her inde-
psnionuo and the prince his throne.
lie was still speaking when u loud cry
wa tahed, "Ilun for your lives"
A terrible panic ensueJ, As the crowd
became frantic ana nauo n rush 10
escape, every Ons believing that hEhl-
Ing had begun. Men anu women were
tiampled upon, and the childrsn carry.
ing Wfosihs In IA part Of thopr0crssiyn
'hreW down the flowers ana FED,
teFeAmlng.
a attachment Of gendarmes rode up
Win drawn swords. In n Inou4tn t
'n'ir pIe5enoo inorsHsed the IaBic, but
aNst while they succeeded Ia aest0r.
lhB ofleL Nevertheless, when the
WoosNl0n waa reformed and had It.
sumed Its march II had lost many o.
Adhsrsnts, all tls foreign dipionA's
haVing retired oEocpt the represents.
yves Of GaTmsny, seryia aud Rau.aa-
MA
The funeral train had hardly started
aslln when a second panic broke cut,
saualAg smother scens OF confusion,
Whloh destroyed the Ianfa OF the PRO.
VISION Wteaths wore dropped aud
s.Amp'ed under foot. Some order was
skail to'telablished, the hrdTngglsd
BHltnls we're gathered up ANA tae
cemetery was finally reached.
AeIe There WhB another SHOCKING
leeht The onemios Of q. stgubulol
auu lLo iglcnds u Msjor Pauiiz, who
nls executed some years aRO Ter con.
sptacyi al the Instance Of W. stGmbu-
NV, hAl oTgAuiggd hostile deInoastra-
YOU against tie dead atatesmAn. THIS
ktsNe o. PariizA hpd been bedeoksd
WIN u9Wers and hGgs, and lErye
'o"., VINO had been attending
,fulem " his memory, assumed u
n'.ulu'nG altitude In thu path Of the
''Vt,' A detachment Of cavalry
s s"i'u,,lru up lust In time TO prevent
Wnon the grave was reached, the
~, v,'N was lowered In silence. There
w. w.. Nv grafton over this remains and
a "u ~ amony 10 mark the delivery 10
.D,IN ~ lse former powerful ruler OF
,naIts-.'a, beyond tho nooting anu hur-
lua " band OF his enemies, who
, %s'e only prevented from attacking
vSt 's'nalns by a Gordon OF cavalry
"T.on turtouhJod the grave.
49, Is sail the panic was started by q
80 ~ The carriage bearing the
,n,, sent by tho town OF TisFnova,
n w mo uuion Club, from which
night. S'"s va 'N0 'N'N'
MAY LEAD TO WAR.
BERLIN, July 20,-The news Of the
e'uetous EssaulI upon NJ. Biambulor,
AZ alhungulshed Bulgarian statesman,