Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-03-12

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RUSSIAN REvOLUT1oN1sTsA AT THEIR WORK.
The irreconciliable journals of Paris
of March s, publish what purperts to be a
manifesto of the Russian revolutionary ex-
'ecutive committee justifying the plot against
the Gear which resulted in the explosion in
the winter palace. The manifesto expresses
regret at the death of the unfortunate soldiers
in the palace, but declares such catastrophies
are inevitable so long as the army is the bull
wark Of imperial autocracy. 1t says revolu.
ton is forced on Russia by the governments
repression of intellectual development and
that the struggle must continue till the Gar
abdicates or grants constitution, and it de
clares: I'VE will triumph at all COSTS" The
Russian ambassador has assured the French
government, its decision in the matter of the
surrender of Hartman, whatever it may be-
will not affect the relations between France
and Russia.
- ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Dan Anderson was arrested on the 9th
OF March, at Cincinnati, O., for the murder Of
Mrs. HATTIE, Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. Weeks
daughter, at Waynesville, o., last August
Mrs. HATTIE was the divorced wife of Ander:
son. Willie Anderson, the son of Mrs. HATTIE
and Dan Anderson, was living in the house
and was there several days while the dead
bodies were lying in the room, and before the
murder was discovered. He then came ia
Cincinnati, where his father was employed
and when he found he was to be arrested kill:
ed himself. Anderson was arrested and dis.
charged on an alibi. It is now claimed that
proof has been obtained that. he left Cincin.
neti at night, went to Waynesville, committed
the murder and returned before daylight, and
that his son only had q guilty knowledge Of
the crime. Anderson waived an examination
and was taken to Lebanon jail. - w. I il.
THE woULD-BE ASSASSIN EXECUTED.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg of
March : states that Melodetsky, the Nihilist,
who attempted to- shoot Melikof, March 3was
brought from the fortress to the place of exc
cution, strapped in a;sitting position in black
vehicle, with his back to the horses. A pla-
card bearing the words estate criminal was
attached tNhis breast. Accompany of Cossacks
formed the escort The scaffold was surround,
ed by infantry drawn up in hollow square.
On the way to the scaffold and after, reaching
it, Melodetsky was quite calm, smiling occa-
sionally. After the sentence had been read.
Melodetsky turned and bowed on all sides to
the people. just before he was delivered to
the hangman. he said few words to the priest
and kissed the cross. The execution took
place In the presence Of an immense crowd.
The body remained hanging twenty minutes.
The police arrested seven men in the crowd
having the appearance Of students. They were
taken to the fortress under strong escort
-, THE cRAR'sxxv. ANN1vERsARY.
7Adv,ces from St. Petersburg, Of March
2, state: The city is gaily decorated and the
day Is being observed as . general holiday in
honor Of the twenty fifth anniversary of the
Cars accession. AT ~ o'clock III the morn
ing, vast crowds assembled before the Winter
palsce. Troops were masssed on tho central
quadrangle Of the palace and immediate vicin-
lty. The Gear appeared Oh the balcony 81
the palace for twenty minutes, saluting the
multitude amid great enthusiasm. Members
Of the council Of the empire, including chan
cellor prince Gortschakeff J. at half past IL,
went to tho Winter palace and presented 4
congratulatory address. DEGREES have beer,
granting pardons to prisoners, re-
hitting arrears Of taxes owing BY the rura
population and awarding the orders Of dis
tinction. The official messenger publishes
letter from Emperor William, countersiRned
By Bismarck, congratulating the Gar in