The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-01
BACK IN PARIS.
Royal Reception Accorded to Rresi-
dent Faure

Paris, Aug S1.-President FaUre arrived
at the Northern railroad station from
Duk!rk at clock this eSening- He was
received there by the president OF tne
chamber Of deputies NJ RriSson; the
president of the senate. M. lloubet, the
general In command of ttl~ Paris garrison
and his staff and the municipal couneil-
l6rs.
After listening to short speeches of well
come the president entered q landau and
proceeded to Elysee palace by way OF
the Rue La Fayette. the Opera, tne mace
Ieine and the Place de la Concord. Enor-
nous crowds of people greeted the pres
ident Balconies were filled with special
ors and flags were TO be seen on all sides
Three minutes after the president had
passed the Madeline. bono exploded
inside the railing of the church An ar
rest followed Immediately and the ra1Ied
field was closed by the police, VINO began
an attiye investigation into the outrage
NobObdy was injured by the explosion,
but the affair, following so closely upon
others of similar nature caused the
greatest excitement The persons inside
the ratings were infinitely examined by
the police before they Wer aIloWd to leave.
The fragments of the bomb found by the
police resemble those in the Bots de
BOIOugue on June so last and on the
Place de Ia Concorde on June 10 last IL
consisted of an iron tube filled with an
explosive and loaded with nails.
When President FaUre left Paris for
Dunkirk on his way 10 Russia on Aug
Is, q scene of great excitement followed.
while the crowds were returning along
the route followed by the president. a
bomb exploded at the Boulevard Magenta
and the Rue Lafayette in front of the
restaurant DuVaL ScroDs of paper were
found about the scene Of this explosion
inscribed "Yive IA liberty. and viva Ia
plonge." seemingly pointing to the fact
that the author of the explosion Of Aug.
IS was the same individual who caused
the explosion in the Bots de BOulagne and
on the Place de Ia Coneorde-
ord
Iabratory who examined the contents OF
the bomb, said he regarded II as serious
attempt on the part of militant an
archist. The bomb was properly con-
damage but that the tube was carcked.
Before noon today the streets in the
vicinity of the route followed bg President
Faure from the railroad station to the
tctVsee palace on his return from Russia
began to fill with people, and presented
a scene of great animation. The ma
iority of the stores were closed and the
houses and pubic buildings We're more
profuSeIy decorated with flags than upon
the occasion of the national holiday. July
a. Deputa tons from the different
patriotic societies placed garidndS at the
foot of the Strasburg statute on the
Place de Ia Coneorde, and a Te Deum
was chanted in the basiliea of the Sacre
Occur, Mgr. Clari. the papal nuncio.
officiating A committee from the cham
Der Of commerce and industry OF Paris,
presented the following address to the
president on his arrival here:
''AII Frene hmen feel the same patriotic
iov at the homage rendered you in Rus
STA and at the solemn conservation of
the alliance made for the maintenance
of the peace. The chamber of commerce
and industry Is deeply grateful Tor this.
and we ejrOice especially because all our
fellow citizens will Dartake in the pros
DerIty which we are entitled TO antici-
pate from it. Peace is our dearest wish
and in accomplishing this beneficial work,
you will receive grOur just reward