, 1881-04-09

OFFEltS DE GUNFltf1MlAEs
. DEnrE, April 8.-A teltgram from St.
Petersburg mentions n report that the Car
llas received fran the Kihilfst Committee
pllntetl proclamation. dated March ca, oifer-
t1.3 to lay down their arms In return, among
other things, for constitution md amnesty
for all royolutionists. !,
: -" MORE MINES.
, On tic other hand engineers are continuing
tito search for mines Ill tho purtfeus Of tile
Annttcilloif palace, aud another ntlno Is
spoken of as having been discovered leading
from the Adnltraltyto Soltykoh, tho entrance
to the Winter Palace.
EDITOR MOST,
LoSpoy, April ga. II. Sullivan, N. T..
counsel for Herr Most, will apply to tho
Court Of Queen's Benul for n,aldainus to
compel tho Chief Magistrate Of the Bow
Street Police Court to admit Most to bail.
"Fl,E1l1Err" ,sultscIstbEn.
Mailman Barry writes, distinctly declaring
thNt toward tho latter n,id Of tho session Ut
1870 Sir Charles Dixie gave him money Us Ills
subscription to tic Fretlscit md tho subscrfp-
tlon wis duly recorded III tho columns ofthat
journal.
=, r., THE CzA1s
Drnr:1S, April s.-.rhc Czar In an autograph
letter to tho Emperor William communicates
III intention to visit lin the third week in
Alay.. **-> '......>' 49,
n Is SAID rn1NCE nisstArcE !;
will open negotiations With ylew to re-
vision ut tho existing extraditlon troatics rel
ntlya to assassination. ~
., THE THAI. HIGGINS.
ST.. PErEnsnula, April 8-The trial OF the
nssnsllls Ut the Into Emperor began yestor-
day. JeltotoE conducts his own defonse.
Tho place usually occupied by thu jury Is
reserved for distinguished persons, inclutl.
Ing r:1nce Pierre. Of oldenburs: Gen. Nil.
tontinc, Minister Of War; Alaxa, Minister Of
Gen, Barauoff, Project OF st. Petersburg.
g. ADMISSION 70 THE COURT
Is only by ticket. The strIctest control is
maintained. Ten seats are assigned the for
cigp press and five the Kuss!an press. Il
Nfe.sizo portrntt OF the late Gar tlrApel In
black Is Il prominent feature OF the hall.
Senator Fuchs, member Of tho High Court
of Cassatton, pres!hes. assisted by.four Sen-
atorS and TowrayieH, Assistant Prosecutor
for st. Petersburg, and Posto1k!, Asslstan
Prosecutor Of the District Tribunal. There
" sHry.Foua w1rSEssEs
and eleven experts to be examined. Greek,
Catholic, Lutheran, md Mahomnlettan oler-
gy are present to administer oaths tn the
witnesses. TAt yaatilnK Of the indictment
occupied two hours. The prisoners were
then .interroRated. Tho late Czar's coacll-
man was examined.
:~'' THE PRISONERS, , T.
when asked, declined to state their names,
ages, professions, or domsclIes. The decision
OF the Court WIS read rejecting the protest OF
tho prisoner JellabQf, md which maintained
that tho tribunal ought to BE-. constituted
directly BY tho people, or by its legally olcot-
ell delegates, aud III any case tho prisoners
should he tried by Jury. Jeltabotf, replying
member OF tie Orthodox Church, but denied
it, orthodoxy. .I1o recognized tue doctrine
OF Jesus Christ, which, he said, occupied
an important place In his convictions.
When asked as to ''.
''' S'>* HIS PRoTEssIoN,. =: ~
lie said, he served the cause Of the people, and
that was ILLS sole occupation. to which, for
years, no Ind sacrificed his whole being.
After some discussion the Court decided
that tho t!epusitlons OF the deceased nlur-
chant, Goilenberg, 30 fnF as they related to
tho prisoners before tlla Court, be allowed; to
oo rea4l., The TTeslasut then Invited the
chIct ollcer Ut tho Court to read the lndlct-
A''''t' y PURELY sc.Esrsp1o. !.
/ KIbaltscl.ltisch declared hts poa!tlon In the
affair was purely scientific, but 'acknowi-
edgeds llat hs knew OF tha destination Of the
b0lAb. ~: = .An >. :s'~s = " -
"osR1cR' or TIE . WILL 1; %, oy THE PEOPLE,
BERLIN, April "a letter from st. Peters
burg announces that the lsoyolution!sts layo
issuad manifesto demanding universal sui.
frnRe ni,tj freedom Of sueeelf 1prt,ss. cDfl~