The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05
Socialists Had Threatened a Demon
Much Enthusiasm Prevailed.
MANY ARRESTS OF CARLISTS
SPAIN Is MAKING A CLEAN SWEEP
IN THE PROVINCES.
Poor Egyptian Cotton Crop-Anti-
Jewish Feeling I'm France-Budget
of News from Russia.

LYONS, France Nov. 4.-No disorders
marked the ceremony of unwilling of the
monument to the late President Carnot
to-day cr the luncheon rendered to Presi
dent Loubet by the Chamber of Commerce.
which followed the unwilling, although the
Socialist committee had posted bills calling
on their followers to make the demonstra-
ton in protest against the Chamber Of
Commerce, which is regarded by them as
clerical and reactionary. NJ. Loubet was
greeted with overwhelming reclamation,
although occasionally along the route cries
of 'Vive la Sociala revolution!'' were
heard, mingled with denuncietions Of the
clerical party. A few groups were dis
persed by the police, but nothing j.
i.ature Of any organized demonstration de-
veloped.
There was an imposing mobilization OF
troops along the route to the monument.
Cavalry, infantry and artillery were massed
at the crossroads and in the squares, rem
dering another Carnot assassination i'm
possible. The Presidents carriage was
surrounded by mounted guards. The entire
city was hung with flags and the crowd
was immense. M Waldeck- Rousseau, the
premier, NJ. Lanessan, minister of marine.
and NJ. Milerand, minister of commerce.
participated in the procession. which con-
sisted of forty carriages, and NJ waldeck-
Rousseau and NJ. Millerand were warmly
oheered on their arrival at the Place de La
Republique, where the statue stands. NJ.
Loubet sat in the tribune, surrounded by
the ministers, the mayor of Lyons and
other municipal fupctionaries
The statue having been unveiled. the
mayor spoke of the glorious traditions of
the Carnot family and recalled the fact
that Sadi Carnot had repressed Boulanger-
ism. NJ. Waldeck-Rousseau eulogized Car
nots personal qualities and his devition 70
the democratic principles. Cheers followed
his declaration that 1.-THE adversaries of
the republic against whom Carnot strug-
gled decade ago have not yet disarmed.
and only yesterday the government had to
defend the republic against them
The procession was then reformed and
proceeded to the prefecture, where the Of
fetal programme took place. Replying to
an address of homage by Cardinal Pierre
Hector Coullie. archbishop of Lyons. NJ.
Loubet said
II must seize this opportunity to de-
the enemy of any religion, worship or be-
lief whatsoever The government takes too
high stand not to respect all and to en-
force respect for all.
II am sure that the clergy on their side
will understand this and will make il un-
dcrstood by ali Catholics This understand
ing must have as basis loyal and COM
piete observance of the laws of the coun-
try. l am convinced that the social peace
which you desire will become stronger and
stronger for the welfare OF the country
and its institutions. which the country on
every occasion declares a firm intention to
maintain"
Responding TO address by the Gov
ernor of the department, General Ducheane
nj. Loubet said: 1.-The government. as well
as myself. has always striven TO dissipate
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