The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-03-26


proclamation has been discovered at Roussakof's
domicile. 1t declares the NihiIists will continue
their work and warns the new Emperor TO beware
OF his fathers fate.
WARNING THE PRESS.
General Melikoff has sent warnings TO the Golos
and the Strana (newspapers) for their articles in
reference to the accession of Alexander Ill.
The excavation of the mine discovered near the
residence of the new Emperor was continued to-
mentioned to the middle of the street, and there
are telegraph wires along the gallery. The
elements for an electric battery were
flooded and removed. The shop was taken
in January last by a peasant named Barofeme
and man and his wife named Rozileff, who have
disappeared. Suspicion against them was aroused
by the neighbors seeing Rozileffs wife smoking
cigarettes, custom unusual with the peasant
class.
Twelve pounds OF dynamite have been found
in the mine near the Cars palace.
1t is believed that the Grand Duke Nladenier
advocates strong repressive measures
MIcHEILoFF.
Michailoff is the name of the young man ar
rested on the 18th inst. at the house where Rous
the Province of Smalinsk. Papers found on his
person mention both Catherine Canal and Little
Garden street, which are in The neighborhood Of
the scene OF the Cars assassination.
RUssIA's POLICY.
The Journal De St. Petersburg says: when ad-
evinced everywhere abroad, need we say Russia
can only derive therefrom one reason more for ad-
herring to the pain oi Tse h
1t is sufficient to know that the unbounded
flial love of Alexander I'LL to attain the firm con-
viction that this general policy of peace, social
opment will be combined with all the reso-
luton, loyalty and energy which from
father passes to son III, Inc n
irving from all parts of the world constitute evi
dences of confidence in the future md of the uni
versal desire to see the excellent relations which
the late Car knew how to state with all foreign
powers maintained, consolidated and developed:
We know this confidence will not be misplaced
and Russia will not delay making known the in-
tentions of Alexander III. in respectful terms as
worthy the great Empire as the memory OF him
whose sole care was the prosperity, honor and
dignity OF Russia"
THE PROGRAMME.
The Agence Russo states that the circular from
the Minister of Foreign Affairs to the various
Russian Embassies and Legations will be pub
lished tomorrow, containing the political pro
gramme of the new reign.
The Emperor and Empress have taken up theil
residence in the Winter Palace.
THE FUNERAL CoRTEGE
ST. PETERSBURG, March 19-The Cars funera
procession to- day will be divided into tnirteeT
| sections, and seventy-five orders and decoration
and nine Imperial crowns will be carried before
| the funeral car. The route of the procession
passes along English quay the Nichoa.
bridge. through the Island of Vasli, over anothe
bridge across the Neya, and then on to the Petro
| paulorsky Fortress.
| Immediately behind the walked the En-
| peror. Then came the Grand Dukes, minister
and foreign Princes on horseback. Grenadier
and carriages. with the Empress and her chill
| dren, and the Grand Duchesses.
THE ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
The removal of the body of the late Car to tn
| Cathedral in Peter and Paul Fortess to-day wa
conducted with great pomp. The following wa
the order of the professions Late Emperor
| horse, functionaries bearing his 1872 Russian an
foreign decorations and Others bearing his min
crowns the last OF the number being the lmperi,
| Crown of Russia. Following these, came III
clergy dressed In black velvet embroidered wit
| silver. Next came the funeral car, richly orni
| mented with gold drawn by horses, the four olde
Generals in the Army holding the corners OF ii
pail.
LARGE REDUCTION TO PEASANTS.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 2O.-The payments dr
from peasants for lands allotted them on the abe
ttion OF serfdom are about to be reduced
Wenty-three Goyempents by 40 to roper cent