The age-herald., 1897-08-11
WRITES HER COINCIDENCE
And Says to the Widow: "I, Too,
 Have Lost a Great Deal"
WITH A FIELD MARsHAL's HONoRS
Will the Remains of the Premier be Inferred More of the Assassin's History-Ha- yana in Mour1ing-All Business
 Stopped for a Time.

Madrid Aug. 10-The queen regent has decided that the military honors recog- nized in the case of field marshals shall be accorded the remains of the late pre- d mier of Spain, Senor Canovas del Cas- tillo, who was shot and killed at Santa < Agueda on Sunday by an anarchist named Michel Angelin Golli. The body of the Spanish statesman will arrive here on Wednesday morning. accompanied by his widow, the minister of the colonies. domo, the Duke of salomyra. represent ing the queen regent. The pail bearers will be an academician. an admiral. the president of the senate, a Knight of the Golden Fleece and Marshal Martinez de Campos. The interment will take place in the Parthenon.
 Funeral services will take place simult- aneously in all churches throughout the country, and the official mourning will last thirty days. The queen regent is greatly affected by the tragedy and is still confined to her room.
 The body of the late premier lies on his bed in the apartments which he occupied at Santa Agueda It is covered with shroud, two tapers are burning at the foot of the bed and an altar has been erected i'll the room and mass for the re- pose of the soul of the dead are being constantly celebrated.
 Senor Castelar, the republican leader, in an interview is quoted as saying he will not join any cabinet until it is re- PuDiSdh, dQuHlS lildl OtUOT OdSdSLd, Inc liberal leader. ought to be a member of the, new cabinet with the pledged sup port of the conservatives The queen regent has written a letter to Sonora Canovas del Castillo, widow of the late premier in which her majesty says
 q am so affected and grieved by the horrible misfortune that I cannot find words to express the pain I feel. I would like to send you my consolation. but I cam only weep with you for the dear being you have lost and who loved you so much. I, too, have lost great deal. have lost loyal counselor who helped me and of whom I stood so much in need. The eminent services which he rendered to all of my respect and his fresh sacri- fees for the throne further united him to me and to the fatherland The coun- try and history will do him justice.
 'tMy children join with me in this mourning of tine crown and nation. All my pray@re are for him. Heaven grant you uiie necessary resignation"
 A dispatch from Lucera. Italy. says that the Italian police have identified Golli, the assassin of Senor Canovas. as Michael Angtiolini. He is 33 years of age, and was born in Foggia, capital of the province of that name, in the ApuEan plain. His military record was very bad He proved an indifferent and disobedent soldier and was sent for .hres years ser vice in the disciplinary battalion. Sub sequently he became compositor.
 In April, 1sss, he was sentenced to eigh- teen faonshs lmpsisonm ont for disseml- hating atnirchistic propaganda, but after serving part of !he term he escaped to Spain. He comes of an honest family. His fpther, who Is a tailor. is grief-strIck- en by the crime of his son. The provin- clal and cornmun4al councils of Foggsa have sent telegramt of coincidence to shs