Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-22
RUSSIA,S RULER.
THE LAST ATTEMPT AT AssAs-
s~IyATIOy.
Marrow -B~rtsl 81 y
vtesfms-Grevy's Cengrasuia-
tfeus-Ravaxes Of famine
and Disease.


Loxpox. Feb. 21.-The Standards Ber-
lin correspondent writes: Lately the Gar
hardly ever left the Winter Palace When
he went abroad be was surrounded by q
cloud Of mounted officers, who concealed
the carriage and protected the inmate with
their bodies. In the palace he was aceessi-
BILE only to diplomstisss, dignissries and
officers Of his household At the chapel
detectives occupied seats that were for
merly reserved for distinguished visitors.
Detectives also infested the kitchen Every
dish -as tasted BY persons Of rank, speci-
ally selected for the purpose The En-
peror did not even venture TO open his let
tiers, documents STEPPED in poison having
repeatedly been sent to him. yet with all
these elaborate precautions ii occurred to
nobody to Szrch for the advertised and
plscarded mi1e IN the basement The
Emperor and Duchess Of Edinburgh were
seated in an apartment next 10 the dining
room when they heard the report Of the
explosion. The lights were sxangushed
and the gas pipe burst The Princess, off,
GERS and wallets went blindly through the
park and then poured promiscuously
through the door of the royal apartments
The Sovereign xzs found CROPPING his way
out of tbs fatal quarter. All who saw the
sight. the picture Of Alexander the Second,
leading his daughter from the mine Of
dynamite. say il wa one that could never
be forgotten. The Vienna Tagblass relates
that for some days past the Gar has daily
received 9 sealed letter containing 3 few
words Of menace, and saying that il he did
rot change his system Of oppression he
zould not live 10 celebrate his fwenty-ffth
anniversary Of his accession. The shet
was always bordered with black In court
circles is was known n the black letter.
Al Efforts 10 discover the person who c0E-
vsyed il 10 the Emperor's room were IN
successful
The Duke of Edinburgh has received
the following telegram from the Duchess
Of Edinburgh at ST. Petersburg: The
Empress has been made acquainted with
the Circumstances Of the explosion She
has not Suffered in health. The Emperor
and myself are quite well. and not fright
eDed.
Tbs following Is the Czarsrepiy to Pres
idsnt Crews congratulations upon his e-
cape Il cordially thank you for the sen
tlneass yoa express. The spirit Of evil i
GnEezriad. like that Of Divine Grace. /
am glad 10 recken upon the sTmpsthis OF
rightihinking men"
The Government has deeiisd to oppose
the amendment 10 the Irish relief bill. by
which Blggzr gHone-rule' proposes that
no persoa receiving relief shall forfeit any
purchases he may possess Ii Is calculated
that a. the bill at present stands, several
thousand voters would be disqualified BY
accepting reale1-
Advicss from Rio Janeiro, Of the Sd.
state that from eight t ten persons are
dying daily. from yellow fever There Is
also much sickness IN shipbcard oonse-
ouSlfly, the vessels have been moved from
the decks and dispersed throughout the
hArbor. In cases. the famine drives peo-
PIE TO suicide. and 10 selling their children.
ST.. PETEzsBCG. February I-Tke fun
erA q he soldiers rko we're killed BY the
explosson N the Winter Palace. and those
who subsequently, died Of wounds there
received. taok place yesterday The spec
sAels EE Tsry impressive 4 greater part
Of The rsglnsnts comprising the Imperial
Guard Of 81 Petersburg. were m2rshAlled
for the ceremony. The bodies Ct the dead
placed on III carriages, and preceded by
a regiment CT the Imperial Guard march
lrg v1fh arus r~Eers@d- and s1sh the band
playing q fuDsrzl diEge, we're conveyed
from the chapel vhere religions services
over them Lad ben performed. to the
cemetery On east zG= the herr2- and there
intsrrsd wiz 1s7al military ceremonies,
psatoons Of Infantry firing rounds over
the graves - The earth was thrown On
the collins Tie attitude Of the ~populaes
- the funeral ea-tege passed from the
Winter Palace 10 the cene-srv was omin-
o1sly cold and .hresse1ing- The police
have sent = number Ct o&ciAls to the Do
lice Of England Germany and France,
asking assistance IN searching for coz
spirat0rs against tie life Of the Car.
News from tie interior u the Euuirs l.
that the hears-rsnilng famine and dip
iberia are dscszaung the pop1ls.on If
the Provinces Il Sarz.of and Kief, which
annually export. II ordinary times. i'm
mense quantities Of grain. They had
scarcely any crep list yezr- The czlx1iry
Is aggravated BY rant q fodder for cattle,
and peasants are forced 10 sell them.
PAsrs, February IA R1ssisn subject,
named Hartmann. has been arrested here
upon . charge n ccnnectioa With the Mos
COW explosion Russia has made . prompt
demand for Lis e~xtrniitna. and documents
in support Of me dsnAni are expected
shortly.