, 1881-03-14
NEW YORK,

SpteIas Dtspatet 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
New iUHK, March, 13.-Justus Scllwab,
the Communist beer-selier Ut this city, rt-
ceIyed tie newa Of the Cars assaslnattont it,
credulously, anil seemed to regard 1t ~ n
ruse TO- gain admission to his brer.sop, the
toors ot which Ind to be Kept lacked
Oil account Of tho 1espoiis,n Of the
police. When Schwab was convinced
of the truth Of the rcpnrt lie
uttered an ctnphntic "Good!" tllon he nt-
snlret to thu centre Of the room, n,,u st,ak-
'1'g back his long yellow haEr, waved his
hand fur attention. "Frlentis,'' he cried, II
have the pleasure to announce to YOU the
death Of the Emperor Of Russia" Then l,o
repeated the news III German. Some Of the
| men rosu mld began to question Schwab.
There WIS
4 ct1EE1: Or Two
and some lalld-clapping. 1t was not very
enthusiastic, but 1t WIS enough to make n
lnar, apparently stranger. sny, "I.ct no
| one app!aud." This provoked laughter, a,lh
then tic suntes at car,ts went oil. Scllwnb
sail That he thought thu lcntl, Uf tho Car
would help tho Slhili5ts, ainl tllat the Cznro-
wltz would bo Obliged Ia grant liberal
concessions. at WIS right to XII! him." lie
sail. "fur lie represented systgm that mist
be abolished. ntlI llo WAS bud ehnugll uf him.
self. 'rin. osly thing lie ever did tl,at was
guol WIS tn free the seris."
Z. SavNrrI, tho Secretary OF the United
| Trade Snctetlcs, also exclaimed, "Guott|"
llo said, however. tl,at lo thought tho assas-
tnntiUn
WuI1p nUIsT THE SIlI1LtaTs,
MS 1t would nrtny against them people lit
Russa who Ind been III sympathy with
them. llo was afruil TINT 1t would throw
them back' twenty-five yenrs. 1t would
a'so fl,jur0 tho Social Democratic
party In Germany. 1Ie was not suro
but TINT 1t wouhI ltaa to tile temporary cx-
tinction Of NElIilism. Nevertheless, le ro-
juices over II, mud so tliu nlost ut the other
Gcrlna,, Socialists tliat were sre1,, sa,n!u Ut
them wishing death to Emperor William and
10 Bismarck us well.
GES. UnAET.
! whom Il reporter rOtlsAl sitting III front OF n
chcrry fire i'll his room ut tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel. expressed great surprise Mt the news
| Of thu Czar's death. ~ hnya met the Cznr,"
lie saltl III answer to question.
IL visited st. Petersburg twice willie
was abroad. When In st. Petersburg was
invited to tho Winter l'alace. 1,net tie Car
ut Ills Summer Palace. sonla thirty or forty
nIllcs from st. Petersburg III n south.
|
ltin,. | remember him rs very t.ne-lookfug
HAL uf about 10 yeArs Of agc, fully
six fcet taIl, nlll very erect. 10 mt believe
lie would hnyu hecll recognized Us forclgil-
er III tho streets Of this city It lie wero
dressed III American clnsl,es. Ny first stny
tn st. Petersburg lasted eight dnys,
but afterwards l returned for
three slays ,nosc. l,cforo goEug
there linll rensl great deal In tho pupers,
particularly IN tho English pr pers about
Nl1I1IlsM IN MEssIA
anil tho terribly tl!surtlerct stalu lit which tho
peoplo were. read the s;llo report utter
cat,.u away, but | must confess TINT
willis WIS there I saw notll-
Ing IN make inc believe tl,at
tho Empire WIS mt III most perfect slatu
of order" ten, t;ral't ad,ed that ho could
not sec wllat tho people would galn by tho
tleatl, Ut tho Cxnr, wiIU l,nd gra.lietl them
much. mud would, le thought, have been
willing to nbtIleuta Il, fayor Ut Ills sou ii
they l.a.l desired It.
At THE HOTELS.
'rlIe IIews OF tho t1eatl! Of tho Car dltl not
re:.cl, thu prominent hotels till Into Tonight
aud thun Travelled rs r,llllor sluply. l...tpr
vi. when the rel'ort WIS authOrltatlyely
confirmed, tlioN wAs great eagprlIess
manifested to learn the particulars 1T
thu casc. III most Of the lotels the
news created great surprise, aul WIS IT.
celyed III Bol,la quartors With expressions Ut
regret, The comments lnatlo wore various.
md ~ tho nnyys spread 1t WIS discussed lnuro
gpMcrnily. kiluts Ut nle'l gathered III the
Astor House, St. Nicholas. Aletro-
| politan, Fifth Avenue, al,d other we'll.
| known l.otels, anxious tn learn tho
fullest particulars. Seyenii gentlemen, dis
clsalng tho SUBJECT at thu Astor House, OK.
pressed regret nn1 sleploretl thu methods
employed to enA ulB Czar's reign. III 0thUr
Qa..rtes similar expressions were heard.
coupled Will, tho opinion tllat thu .lee.l would
only strengthen tho growing opinion tllut
uU!l OWN tiuvEl.N AENT MAS lt> FAIL TIE
| ut:hr
and most practicable fur lnrgo nations, alMl
that tlIougll tho Nlh!ltsts Ind at Inst killed
tllB!r ruler. after repeated attempts, tic Innr-
/ Il RI,