The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-31
NEW RULER is CHEERED.
"The King Is Dead, Long Live the
King

Rome, July 3O.-ThOuSandS OF tele-
grams have been received from all
parts of the country indicative of the
deep sorrow felt by the whole nation.
Everywhere work was suspended today
and the bourses and theatres were
| closed. 1.-the principal cities the mu-
| nicipal authorities are considering
plans 10 honor the memory of the MUIR
! dered monarch.
At MeSsina a procession marched the
streets cheering for the young king,
Victor Emanuel III. An imposing
| demonstration preceded this. Great in
dignation of the population was ex-
pressed, after which a vast crowd
| cheered the new king. There were sim
liar demonstrations in other towns.
All the military and naval forces
! throughout the country will today
| (Tuesday) take the oath of fidelity to
the new king.
All the deputies of the extreme left
now IN Rome met together yesterday
afternoon and adopted a resolution ex-
pressing adherence of the crime.
The cardinals met at the residence of
Mgr Rampolla to discuss the line of
conduct to be followed in connection
with the obsequies.
Last evening the students paraded
the streets cheering for the house of
| Savoy.
No disturbance of public order has
| been reported at any point.
A proclamation from the queen regent
has arrived announcing the ascension
of the new king, and stating that par
| lament will be convoked after the flu
neral
| Several warships have started to meet
King Victor.
1t IS reported that Emperor William
will attend the funeral
Socialist Organ Suppressed.
The socialists and anarchists have is
| sued a formal condemnation of the
! crime The police have made several
arrests of suspected persons on the
| theory that conspiracy exists.
| The socialists organ, Avanta, accuses
| the government of being the indirect
assassin of the king because of a mis-
| taken policy of dealing with socialists.
| In consequence of this TRADE, the police
| seized the Avanta.
The pOpe's grief was unmistakable
Assurances have been conveyed to the
! government that the vatican will dis
| courage any attempt to embarrass the
ministry. This is the outcome of a
rumor that a dangerous coalition ex-
| lists between the extreme papal party
and the republicans for the overthrow
! of the monarchy.
The conservator of the quirinal has
sealed up all the private apartments of
King Humbert and all the doors of the
palace except one.
The members of the diplomatic corps
| all went this morning to the foreign
office to tender their condolences. The
visitors books at the quirinal have al
ready been filled with the names OF
! callers.
Crepe on the Houses.
| Crepe is displayed upon many resi-
dences and public buildings. Portraits
of the murdered monarch occupy points
/ or vantage, draped in black. and flags
are flying at half mast everywhere.
King Humbert's remains viii be
! brought to Rome and laid to rest in
| the pantheon.
1t is stated that the name of the
dangerous anarchists known to the
police.
| A few newspapers this morning pub
| fish short tributes to the noble quail
! ties of King HumbeTt. declaring that
] it is due to his love for the working
classes that he has fallen a victim of
assassination. The papers add a few
words of sympe Thy and respect for the
new king.
Gioroni states that if the absence of
the new. king is prolonged beyond for
ty-eight hours a brief regency will be
established in accordance with the
constitution.
kilograms from all the towns and
villages of Italy show that all the
country deeply mourns the death of
the king. Everywhere flags are half
masted and shops are closed.
An garrison towns at noon saluted
with 100 guns. while at the naval ports
minute guns were fired. The munich
pality Of Milan half masted it's flag
and published a manifesto objurgating
the horrible tragedy. The bourse at
Rome has closed and not a shop Is
open.
The ministry D'JauFe has resigned.
Orders have been telegraDhed to all
provincial officials to take steps to as
sure order and prevent possible revo-
| lutionary movements