Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-15

LONDON, March 14-The Times has the
following from St Petersburg: "The doc
tors bulletin, published at three o'clock in
the afternoon, stated that both Of the Cars
legs were broken below the knee. The
lower part of the body was severely injured
and the left eye torn from Its socket.
The Grand Duke Michael was not
hurt. The assassins were disguised
as peasants. One report states that one Of
them was so roughly handled that be has
since died. All of the army officers have
been ordered to remain IN their barracks.
The council of the empire, under the Presl-
dency Of the CZsrowitch, was still sitting at
midnight. A manifesto will be published
today
The Agence R,tsSe, of st. Petersburg, says:
"The Grand Duke Michael was driving be-
hind the Cars sleigh with Col. Doojlbky.
The second bomb thrower was not arrested,
but disappeared in the crowd. The troops
have taken the oath Of allegiance to the new
Emperor"
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE follow
ing Imperial manifesto has been promul-
gated: ''We, by the grace OF God, Alexan-
der Ill, Emperor and Autocrat Of all the
Russias, Gear of Poland, Grand Duke of
Finland, etc., hereby make known to all our
faithful subjects that 1t has pleased the AL
mighty in His inscrutable viii to visit Rus
sia with a heavy blow of fate, and to call
her benefactor, the Emperor Alexander H.,
to Himself.
''He fell by the hands of impious MUIR
derers, who had repeatedly sought his
precious life, and who made their attempts
because they saw in him the protector OF
Russia, the foundation of her greatness, and
the promoter Of the welfare Of the Russian
people.
"Let us bow to the unf2thomable will of
Divine Providence, and offer up to the Al
mighty our prayers for the repose OF the
pure soul of our beloved father.
"We ascend the throne, which we inherit
from our forefathers, the throne of the
Russian Empire and the Czardom and Grand
Dukedom inseparably connected with 1t.
We assume the heavy burden which God
has imposed upon US with firm reliance
upon His Almighty help. May He bless our
work to the welfare of our beloved father
land, and may he guide our strength for
the happiness of all our faithful subjects.
'In repeating before Almighty God the
sacred vow made by our father, to devote
according to the testament of our fore
fathers, the whole OF our life to care for the
welfare and honor Of Russia, we call upon
all our faithful subjects to unite
before the altar Of the Almighty their
prayers with ours, and command them to
swear fidelity to us and to our successor.
"His Imperial Highness, the hereditary
Grand Duke NICHOLAS ALExANDRovITCH
'Given at St. Petersburg, Ammo Domini
1881, and the first year Of our reign"
The Imperial family to day swore ale
glance to Alexander Ill. The court officials
will swear their allegiance at o'clock this
afternoon.
The NoU0e Tremya states that the man ar
rested yesterday has confessed he threw the
first bomb, but denied all knowledge of the
person who threw the second. In addi-
tiou to the revolver which the
prisoner attempted to use dagger was
found on him. The name he gave is be-
lieved to be false. The GOloS stated that
the prisoner Is twenty-one years Of age, and
native of Borovitchu, in the government
of Novgorod.
During the night the Cossack and the
civilian, who declined to give his name, died
from injuries received by the bursting OF
the bombs. Altogether twenty persons were
more or less injured. The whole city is in
deep mourning.
Pussakoff, who threw the first bomb, has
been a student during two years at the
Mining Academy. The second bomb
thrower has been arrested. He is also q
young man.
LONDON, March IA Berlin dispatch to
the st. James Gazette this evening says:
"The first bomb thrown with the intention
of killing the Gar made hole In the road
four feet deep and four feet wfde.H
"The Emperor William, the Imperial
Princes, Prince Bismarck and the diplo-
matte representatives attended a funeral
mass at the Chapel of the Russian Embassy
to-day.
"Crown Prince Frederick William, Prince
Frederick Charles, Prince Albrecht, General
Count Won Moltke and General Baron Won
Mon, who are ell honorary Field Marshals
in the Russian Army, will attend the funeral
of the Czar.
"Atameeting of the Reichstag to-day Herr
Won Gossler, the President, referred to the
horrible event which deprived the German
Emperor of beloved relative and faithful
friend. The House unanimously agreed on
q vote of coincidence"
1t is reported In London that the Prince
of Wales will go to st. Petersburg to attend
the funeral Of the Gar.
BERLIN, March 14.-The sensation caused
here by the assassination is indeecribable.
The Imperial Princes remained until two
O'Clock this morning with the Emperor
William, who is inconsolable. Crown
Prince Frederick William, of Prussia, or
Prince Frederick Charles, will go to st.
Petersburg to attend the funeral.
PARIS, March 14.-President Grevy has
his condolences to:the Imperial
Russian family. Newspapers of all shades
of opinion express horror at the Emperor's
murder.
LONDON, March 14.-The Prince and
Princess of Wales, Prince and Princess
Teck, the whole staff of the Russian En-
bassy and other foreign representatives at
tended a special service at the Walbeck
street Greek chapel to-day.
CHICAGO, March 14.-Paul Grottkau,
editor Of the Arbeiter Zeitasng, Socialist or
gan, in this city, said to News reporter this
morning: "I cannot believe that the assas-
sination of the Czar of Russia was done
by the Nihiists, however devoutly
It was wished by them, but
by the instigation of his successor. 1t will
be hailed with rejoicing the world over.
The effect will be more liberal measures
and reforms for short time, then relapse
into the expressions Of the past, as was the
course of the dead Gar himself. Other
wise the effect will be to so alarm the E1-
ropesn powers that they will bear more
heavily upon US than before, in order to
intimidate US. The sentiment of the people
at the Czar's death will be one Of re-
ioicing."
New YORK, March 14-Handbills have
been issued and are In circulation among
of the Commune and So
cialistic theorists In this city for a meeting
to sympsthize with the Russian Nihilists,
and rejoice 10 the death of the Czar. It is
to be held in hall In the BowerY to-mor-
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