Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-15

sr. PrrEaspuno, March 1.-The po-
lice have arrested several persons over.
heard denouucing the dead Emperor and
~applauding the murderer.
Upon the arrest OF the second assassin
he admitted his guilt, and on being told
that his accomplics had also been ar.
rested, said they were ready to die at any
moment. He inquired II the Gar was
dead, and ON the police refusing to
answer the question. glesfully exclaimed:
'.Ah! I know by that We have suoeesded.
Long live the peoplsf" The police re-
fuse to give the names or any particulars
relating to the prisoners, and the reports
current on the streets are mere guess
work. That they are Nihilists IL, how.
ever, beyond doubt. Both are young
men and apparently Of good birth and
education.
The Agenos Russo says The Grand
Duke Michael was driving behind the
Cars sleigh with Colonel Dorjihky.
The second bomb-thrower was not AZ.
rested, but disappeared In the crowd.
The troops have taken the cath OF ALE.
glance to the new Emperor. the imperial
family and the court. The oficials
swore allegiance to Alexander III. Tho
man arrested yesterday confessed that
he threw the Arst bomb, but denies oil
knowledge OF the person who threw the
second. In addition to Q revolver.
which the prisoner attempted TO use, .
dagger was found on him. The name
he gave 10 believed to be false. The
prisoner IL t~wenty.one years Of age, and
a native Of Berovstchiva, government OF
NovRorod. During the night q Cossask
and o civilian, who declined to give bis
name, died from injuries received BY the
bursting OF the bombs. Altogether
twenty persons are more or less injured.
The whole city is In deep mourning.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE sensation
caused here by the assassination is indie
scribable. The Imperial Princess re-
NAMED till 2 o'clock this morning with
Emperor William, who 10 inconsolable.
Grown Prince Frederick William, Of
Prussia. or Prince Leopold Charles.
will 20 to 81. Petersburg to attend the
funeral.
PANS, March 14.-President Grevy
autographed condolences with the Imps-
rial Russian family. The newspapers
OF all shades OF opinion express horror
at the Emperor's murder.
RoME. March II. - The Russian
Grand Dukes Ssrgills and Paul. Sons Of
the late Emperor. leave today for st.
Petersburg.
ST.. PrrrRsDsno. March II. The
bells OF the city are tolling, and there
are everywhere to be seen manifestations
OF mourning on account OF the assassi-
nation Of the Gar. The public build
ings, stores and residences are draped In
black. The offices Of the Legations.
government departments. stores and
places OF business generally are closed.
Throngs Of people are in the streets.
discussing the terrible crime which has
shocked the country. Arrangements for
the funeral OF the murdered Emperor
will DO made on the most extensive scale.
BETTING the high rank OF the dead ruler.
It is the prevailing opinion here now
that the Gear Of Russia will find serious
obstacles confronting him at the outset
OF his reign. Rumors Of Nihilist plots
are rife, and fears Of outbreaks and
further asssssinations are entertained.
Russiakoff. whs threw the first bomb.
has been o student for two years at the
mining academy. The second bomb
thrower has been arrested. He 10 also q
young man.