The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-15

Two men arrested are assumed, as they
are unknown TO the revolutionists here.
The headquarters Of the party has been
recently removed from London to Paris.
Hartmann, vino was concerned in the
Moscow attempt, left London last week.
A manifesto has been issued, which
was addressed TO the revoIutionists of
both worlds, calling upon them to as
semble at an international social revolu-
tonary Congress to be held In London
Oh JaLuary IA, 1882.
AFTER The EXPLOSION.
LONDON, March Is.
The st. Petersburg Herald states
that the Gar was warned az linst at
tending the parade whence he was re-
turning when killed. After alighting
from his shattered carriage the Emuer-
or approached Roussakotf and ord red
his removal. Tie police had d difficulty
IN protecting the second assassin from
the fury of the crowd. One of the
Cars legs was shattered to the top
a the thigh, his alb lomen was torn
open aud his face was injured. The
surgeons declared that amputatIon
was impossible. A despatch from st.
Petersburg When all the off
GERS Of The guards, civil officials and
court dignltafies met at the Winter
Palace 10 take the oath of allegiance
TO the new Emperor, tie Emperor and
Empress aud the Imperial family is
sued from the Cabinet where the dead
Gar lay. In passing through St.
Georges Hall on the way 10 the
chapel the Emperor stopped before
The Guard of Honor and said with
emotion. | should not like my son to
ascend the throne under such circum-
stances as the present. The Agence
Russo, of St. Petersburg, says the
Grand Duke Michael was driving be-
hind the Czar's sleigh with Colonel
Dorjobky.
The second bomb thrower was not
arrested but disappeared in the crowd
Roussakoff, who threw the first bomb,
las been student during two years
at The Mining Academy. The second
bomb thrower has been arrested. He
Is also young man. The Cologne
Gazette publishes a telegram from the
RUSSIAN frontier, dated D. IN. Sun
day, stating that the police ON the pre-
tlous night made ssyeral domiciilary
visits III search OF Il political criminal.
he police had lately discovereGtraces
OF a plot against the life of the Gar.
a despatch from ST. Petersburg to
the Cologne Gazette says: The assas
sin Russakoh had been a long time
under suspicion OF the police, who
had been seeking him. The second
criminal implicated III tie assassina-
aou has not yet been discovered. The
people regard the new Emperor with
the utmost confidence. The Stand
ard ) correspondent at St. Petersburg
ays:-General Mellkoff announces
that only one assassin has been cap
lured, but hat the police have made
numerous arrests
The Assassination
ST. PETERSBURG, March l4,-Dr.
DeoFs china, WHO Was among the physi.
clans inst summoned To the Gar,
immediately brought tho necessary IN
stfuments for amputaling tile legs. which
| were held by tile tesh only, the pom,
being broken. Blood flowed piolusel,
|
Dahdages were applied first TO the rigbI
leg, below The Knee, and then 10 the left
The Cars right hand, on which was ;
glove, vas found ~ be greatly laceraled
His marriage ring was broken to piece
and driven into The flesh. The surgeon
tied up the severed arteries under the in
hdehee OIL sulphate Of oxygen and ice
The Emperor opened his eyes and res.
| plratlon became apparent.
kussakod, who threw the first bomb
has been student during two years a
the Mining Academy. The second boml
thrower has been arrested. He is also
young man.
LONDON, March IA Berlin de,
patch TO the ST. James Gazeite this even
ing, says; "Ihs first bomb thrown viii
the intention OF killing the Car made
hole III the road four feet deep and fou
feet wide"
ST. PETERSBURG, March 14.-Gener
al MeiikoH announces that only ON
assassin has been captured, but that Tia
ponce have made numerous arrests.
SWEARING ALLEGIANCE.
The imperial family to. day swore allie
giaLee to Alexander Ill. The couf
oileels swore their allegiance at l o'eloel
tins afternoon.
81 PETERSBURG, March 14-Th
hgeHcs Russo says:-At 100 p. NJ.
satule, hfed by cannon on the Fortress
announced the conclusion of the cere
MONIES connected with the ascension O
Alexander Ill TO the throne.
The space before the Pal4ce was GOV
cred with people when the Emperor an,
Empress passed through the crowd o.
the way to the Kazan Cathedral ,aIrids
deafening reclamation.
DR.. TULIos $. VERDI, of Washington