, 1877-06-28


eccentric and annoytnR haoit of oozng down ths
middle. However. the population were making IN
effort Ut pnb1ic improvement. nost Of the women Of
The ,aorfnx ctatses being In stones
and shovctnR dirt in order 10 ill up The more con.
ap1cuous Raps and uncvcnrsses. Whether this ex.
traotnary aecees Of enterprise on the part Of tho
native residents wAs due to tho coming Of tho Cxar
am unsble to relate. Al any rate, tho women
wcro working with uncommon a.a!duItY. and the
male population amoked pipes and
ovKRsAw 7HR JOB.
Some attempt At decoration was ateo made, a
huge tfumph4i arch being erected near the railway
station, and days being hung out Of the win
dows Of tho beitcr.class residences. Along
In the afternoon detachment Of Dnlga Ran infant.
~ sailed forth from thc camp, and with much
buRlEng and btating Of bands scattered them.
sclres pretty much nrcf tho town, but wesc finally
sutccsstu1ty rctaptured By the commander and
safe'y handed up on each stde Of tho road leading
from the station 10 the Grand Dukes headqnart.
ers. Crowds Of cufloalty y.secken began to mako
t'ieF appearances on tho atrects and con<esycd H..
wards the station. Tho platform was kept reserved
for the civic and military authorities, who braselY
diaported Themselves In
ptuMEs AND GORGEOUS nAIMRsT.
From about o'clock unt,i q tic mu1tltude Waited
expectfnR momentar1ly to hear the scrccch Of The
engine, having always vague idea that tho En-.
peror would arslve befose the Lime sppotnted.
NOw and then there would be a fsisc alarm among
~ Fs1p'o Aseeu"ea uutsiue snu enaan.ea .tte'e'
"aks o. sounk .eo"s tnnkne nne 'an 70
uso,nn,x ~ e,ns,t .s ~ 'ns ,,a msp 80 'a'
tfou. tho engine covered with flags and howets,
The Emperor stepped coofly oat and was about to
start for his carriage. when he was confronted by
tho Bulgarian Archbishop. who closed in upon him
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= aoHs 'hse I" tuo Aootess " wei
come. Then he was released aud went
to hla carriage, followed BY {Iortaciiako1 aud
The fcst of tia sutta. Tbo Coa.ack irIyer iashrd
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ns nter ls manner Of the BE-, Beasts IN hi, cor
while tho populaca checrcd and shouted Themselves
hoarsc and tho military bxu executed rho Kusstan
nymn. iofee coseaexa on ioot ran ahead OF the
caEhaee' orana1sh'ns thetf aWosas 1neaneaf. while
r,~a whole ns.S company ol eassy satsfed tehna
ness saa
The Car presented while in tho carriage strik.
jux contrast to biz brother beside him. Wills tho
Grand Duke N!chula. va. sturdy. rugged, and tho
picture of hca!ta, the Car lookcd pato
and anxious. - II troubled with eome
inward urief or fortbod,nr. No doubt In hcars
...s1s.. -, =. ~ 1oavs ~ osa.s
'ne weight u 'ast tespona'o't5 ID go'aE 1nto tod
Wal, anu ta1nes nave nor tafncu 'ut 70 lar pro-
pIt!pusly a. wnh ho1cl snd expected at St Peters.
husp nix months nro, II IA cpnGientlv believed
thnt no,.n,o,i~ ~. cx.. ts .trnm"1~
INCLINED TOWARDS PEACE,
hut that he has lccn oycrbornc By hls adyscrs and