The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-16

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ter to some among US IN nigh places.
To whom do you REFER l need moi
partieulsriZe; but the beads of American
monopoly have cause to trenble. They
are expressing the people of the land
Fori lst such oppression Alexander Wal
killed.
And you decline to name these mouop.
olists who are thus inviting death? Well
| am willing to mention Jay Gould and
VIVA. 81. Vanderbilt IS representatives o.
the clsss 10 whom I refer.
| Do you mean to aver that there is.really
dagger of their being served as was the
Gar? The meme, meme, tekeL, lEphdrser
: is written. 1t Is plain to the eyes of all
men. American monopolists, Gould and
| Vanderbilt, aud others, had better con-
slider well their future actions. 1 have
nothing further to say.
Joseph Hsssfeld was arrested OR the
charge Of the violation of corporation
ordnance, in posting bills on telegraph
| poles for a communist mass meeting 70
rejoice over the death o! the Gar Of Rus
STA. He was srrsighed ia court, to-day,
and fined $40.
London, 15.-The Polish organ a.
CracOw recommends Polish deputies and
Poles in Russia to maintain a calm and
prudent reserve.
Chicago, I5.-TTnle8' London: The
Russian embassy here claims to have in
formation regarding the Cars aEs2ssi-
nation; that the manufacturing Of the
bombs, the nitro-g lycerine and, in fact,
the entire scheme originated in London.
The Princess of Wales received mes
sage on Monday to the effect that the
Duchess Of Edinburgh tainted twice e1l
route for st. Petersburg, and is com
petely Frustrated, At the Russian en-
bassy the Turkish and Chinese ambss-
sailors conversed freely rendering their
sympathies TO the Russian ambassador
They wore their state official costumes,
marked with Grape. The Prince OF
Wales and Duke Of Cambridge wore
narshAls' uniforms, marked with Rus
sian decorations. The Princess of Wales
was in deep mourning, and beneath her
heavy black veil looked pale End ner-
yous.
Tunes Berlin: Russia having assumed
s commanding attitude towards the rest
of Europe, aud an offending tone of de-
tiance regarding her foreign policy, rem
ders 1t necessary to fully expose her
present position. The immediate
eject of the desth of the Russian
emperor will, it is expected, exercise
q wholesome influence upon home affairs
Of the empire. The new Emperor, it is
believed, possesses the requisite elements
for q soothing down of the existing
among the nobility, and re-
conciiing that portion of the aristocracy
who showed signs Of dissfection, because
Of the measures Of progress undertaken
by the late Emperor. The opinion is
generally entertained that the new En-
peror will follow the traditions of his
early predecessor, in endeavoring to
make the Russian empire dependent on
her own resources. The development of
he latter has been hitherto largely con-
.r0lled by foreigners, to whom the new
regime will prove inmical.
St. Petersburg, 15.-Grand Duke |
Vladimir was yesterday appointed to the
OF the imperial guard and |
military district of St. Petersburg.
The remains of the Emperor will be |
removed at 3 o'clock this evening from |
he cabinet in the reception hall to the |
chapel of the palace. All member of the |
imperial family and dignitaries and |
officials will be present. The body is, in |
with the wish of the deceased, |
Lad in uniform. A requiem was chanted |
1t 9 O'Clock last evening. At midnight |
he doctors made an autopsy which |
proved that all the internal organs were |
n their normal condition, thereby re-
uting the recent current reports respect |
ng the health of the Emperor. The body |
las been embslmed.
Paris, l5.-Ihe new Emperor of Rus
ia is almost entirely ignorant of affairs |
VI state. He will probably speedily set |
Iside his fathers advisors. Privy Coun-
orPobedonossew would bring with him /
)ias, and narrow spirit such rs would |
lot Sllay the internal or foreign disque-
ude as to domestic policy. Neither the |
Ear personal capacity, nor his advisors,
lOr his accession warrant the expectation
~ his Inauguration ola more conciliatoIy
n liberal course. The indications are that
lie will adopt repression. The Gar is
aid to be snti-German, but this is q
-ague expression. Greece has now uu-
Jealous champion 10 the
Empress of Russia. Her first effort will
,e directed towards policy more favor
.ble to Greece. This might open up
prospect disquieting to Europe, but for
he hope that Turkey, taking note Of
he;e new bearings, will promptly avert
he danger by making the necessary con-
SESSIONS.
Vienna, I5.-A dispatch says Princess |
morgsnatic wife of the late
Ear, has left st. Petersburg and will not
eturn.
Berlin, 15.-The whole German army
,oes into mourning month.
st. Louis, ia dodger, embellished
With the death head and cross-bones and
.offin waa freely circulated IN the strpets
o-day, calling meeting Of the friends
# progress and children of the goddess
# liberty TO assemble in the court house
o-night TO endor. the action of the nihi
let society in the assassination of En-
,eror Alexander of Russia. Polish eI-
les were specially invited to be present.
The dodger has made considerable stir
.mung people generally, and the police
IRE attempting to fed its author. Pie
autions will be taken by the police 10
prevent disturbance.