, 1880-03-07
France Has Finally Decided Not to
Surrender the Nihilist Hart
mann,
And the Accused Is Allowed
to Cross the English
Channel.
Sixteen Deaths Caused by the
Glasgow Boiler Ex- 49,.
plosion. =.

1Aading Events Of the Week in En-
gland and on the Continent.
RUSSIA.
HARTMANN.
PARIS, March 6.-Hartmann's counsel has re-
eeyed the brief against him, and will shortl
u,blsh a memorial In answer thereto.
THE NIH1L1s110 MANIFESTO.
The violent manifesto addressed to the Frenc
people By the Executive Committee Of the Rus
ean Revolutionary party was mailed to th
French journals at K0nigsberg, On the Kussia
frontier. .--.......-..
RUSSIAN NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
LONDON. March B.--Much interest is felt by tn
British Government in Russian naval move
ments in the Pacific 1t is known hero that i'm
peratIye orders have been issued fastening tn
departure Of the Pacific feet toward Chinese VA
tetx ..
VERA sAssuLITCH.
Vera Sassulitch is at Geneva, engaged Of
kraptoHn's revolutionary journal
WILL NOT SURRENDER HIN.
PARIS, March 6-The French Government ha:
finally resolved not to surrender Hartmann, the
Russian charged with being connected with the
communicated to the Russian Ambassador
Hartmann will be expelled from French terri
togy. He will probably be conducted to Chan
nelport and embark for England
The surrender Of Hartmann Was refused on
the ground Of insufficient evidence OF his CON-
plicity In the Moscow explosion, and as to his
identity.
PARIS, March cit is said that Hartmann has
been escorted to Dieppe, and left for England.
AFFAIRS IN ST. PETERSBURG.
LONDON, March IA letter from St. Peters
burg dated the Sd inst, illustrates the condition
Of afai1s there by extracts from the diary of q
@ %saa ssEh9 of "a Frensh asH
was dragged before the Chief bf Police for look
ing too attentively at the fortress The CORE
spoudent called on ! friend carly IN the evening,
porter. The next day he had similar expert
euce at another friends residence The only
reason given by the porter for his non-admission
Was that the correspondent did not live there,
and 80 could not go In.
The correspondent says: "Witht4 the limits
VI my own street, which last nightivas Illumf-
ast asted M At Msyety window BY command Of the po-
THREE QuAnRE1s
With dvorniks, who refused to give admission to
persons wishing to visit friends or relations In
m adjoining street l saw one arrest for the
ieut storm Of wind and drifting snow, and few
people were out The Emperor. in passing from
TIE Winter Palace to the usual parade at the
{on1g mang School: nc vas escorted BY G1asaeks, and
10 4 sleigh Those who saw His Majesty 8 cortege
of course removed their caps One unfortunate
,hna,hxtdal hsah whose sight vas tmPeded By ia5ge
head-dress- The Police-master noticed this
want Of respect and shouted to a policeman
near By to take him off. The unhappy indf-
had failed to notice the Imperial cavalcade, and
protested to that effect. was nevertheless
dragged of to the police station.
Latest Instructions to the dvornik0 are that they
must not sit at their posts. The streets at night
present pictures Of groups Of big drowsy house
porte1s, mutf1ed up in their sheepsktns, leaning
eeainst each gateway. carefully nursing large
keye which have turned the locks on the whole
town within doors. AS each person passes by
they, rouse themselves, each watching him until
ne disappeats from sight and passes into the
1urasd1ct1on Of another watchmau.
A STARTLING VISIT
NEW York, March GA dispatch from Paris
eass Mouraylef's account of the visit Of the
two members OF the Revolutionary Committee
g . MN Is decidedly dramatic and sensational
hotel servant brought him the card Of a gem
neinan Khom be recognized as an old friend.
4ad he directed that he be at once shown up.
LIE In1s was followed by the entrance Of two men,
evidently partially disguised, who on entering
!cSscd the door. and, presenting their weapons,
to!o Aourayicff that IT he consented to listen
9ulefly to what they had to say they would not
call for help they would kill him on the spot and
90 out Us they had entered The Advocate had no
cInoce but to obey, aud his visitors proceeded IN
Committee in reference to Mouraviefr's connec-
tou WITH the Hartmann case. MouraV1er says
oe vas astonishcd to recognize in these men
IN pF9mnsn6 ta H,a
am s..a army who had distinguished himself IN the
ausso-1urkish war and been
DECORATED BIZ THE CZAR HIMSELF.
= DC replied to their threats by assuring them
'e hei1s Il they we're n ready to risk every
tg ning tor the bad cause they had espoused, he
~ tas equally ready to risk bis for the Car and
De foemf1y memhsyrx The int thteFsw mm4fe fRded
Ieveal the fact Of ' their visit Until they had
Eeh Fsth a. a. Least one hour gone from The house.
oaow to himself if he persisted in pressing tho |
I alfaditon Of Hartmann, they took their de-
al1ures Nouravicft, after recovering from his |
;n mere he gave an account Of what had trans
ssed, and left with the Prefect an accurate de-
,s1puon '. ut the personal appearance and cos
4I'es "ozu by the visitors.
THREATENED WITH DEATH
,E:tl rAhIs March 6.-The Figaro states that Moq-
eae ~ IN connection with the Hartmann aualr.
" ss received visit from two representatives OF
aat, % ,haeeyolutlo1ary Committee, threatening
1aRa II he persists in his object
ASSASSIN OF GEN. AEL1K0FF.
of PETERSBURG, March 5.-No conscientious
;u ;;.uupies or maudlin sentimentality fnterferes
IN !ae execution Of capital sentences In Rus
d Aelodetsky, who on Wednesday attempted
assastnate Gen Melfkoff, WAS tried by court
at1at on Thursday, and to-day was promptly
ahged IN the presence of IN immense con-
'atse Of people, At an early hour he was
ought from tho fortress to the place selected
q MS execution, guarded by g company OF I
nsacks The prisoner was seated in the black. J
. used on such occasions, and
n State Criminal Beside the guard Of
11xacks there we're the 3ailers and priest
nuen the procession arrived at the scafoid tt
g eSslnatcd that not less than 10, coo people were
t1ercd In the immediate vicinity. These gen.
atly aty wore quiet and 6ubdued air, though oc-
aso9allr y there were heard erecrnuon8 Of the I
api7t and his crime, as we'll as now and then
atttefcd denunciation of the Government and
ao!1Ita1 oruta1 methods. Serious apprehens1ons OF |
seiple outbreak were entertained by the au-
o!1nes, and no less than four regiments OF in
~ nn1ay we're massed on the ground, forming |
ao~ square around tho ecaf1old. and an I'M
netrable barrier to all save those persons di-
Court.
IN The passage to the scntrold, and during all
! : preliminary proceedings there, Melodetsky
n nauealned an air Of the most complete unconT
aGsa ~, ana frequently bowed and smiled TO 1ne
oMu: IN the scaffold the sentence Was read. |
4Sa aelo0etsky again turned aud bowed On AZ