Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-13
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Herald's 81. Peters,
burg special says the trial Of the men accused
Of having neglected to take the necessary pre-
cautions in Little Garden street, has been 60
ing on for the last three days. The only i'm.
portant revelation 10 that of Dobjenski, the
magistrate who drew up the statement Of the
case for Morief, the Public Prosecutor. He
stated that 1t had now become necessary to re.
veal the existence Of q fourth assassin, who
stood on the quay Of the Catherine Canal ON the
18th of March, when the Emperor was killed.
There were four, not three, who stood Is PAGES
from each other against the garden wall. each
having 9 bomb concealed on his person. This
fourth assassin has not yet been tried for
State reasons. His name is Emilianof. He
states that on the 18th OF March they walked
on the quay Of the canal without sighting .
single policeman. When the second bomb
burst under the Emperor's feet, and he fell
bleeding profusely. . man Of the people rushed
mp, looked at him in the face, caught the dying
sovereign in hts right arm and held him until
other help came. This man was Emilianoff.
Under his left arm he had all the time O bomb
similar to that used by the assassin. The
prosecutor asked. "And had he the bomb
there and then
The Emperor has found out who placed the
letters and proclamation In his prayer book
and pocket handkerchief. During the last
three weeks he set watch in his room. and
caught Q woman who has been In the service
Of the Empress for the last eight years. She
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prayer book. This reminds the Emperor that
he has only q few weeks Of life before him,
The woman wept. and declared that she had
done this out of gratitude, and with the con.
the sovereign, whom she loved 20 we'll, but,
nevertheless, she refused to give the name Of
the man who supplied her with the letters and
tion. ALI persons going by train to
selma, are searched. A man has been placed
on every train to watch for letters placed In
the mail. All passports are taken from travel.
ers coming into Russia. At the frontier they
are sent directly to the place mentioned Is the
VIENNA. Dec. 41.-Further inquiries as to tho
origin Of the fire at the Ring Theater establish
the fact that the persons intrusted with the
duties of hremeno on the stage ran of, alright
Cd. At the first blaze. One even tumbled head
other, who had charge of the gas. thinking
that an explosion had occurred, or would oc-
turned of the gas ct the meter. plunging
the thester into total darkness. until II became
illuminated by the blaze OF the confagration.
reserve Of petroleum lamps placed in the
theater ak months before, by order Of the
police, had not bean lighted after the first
Of the order. There was Q wire gsuze
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we'll drilled in his duties. Had this
curtain been lowered II 10 probable that
rvery person In the theater would have escaped.
but either the attendant could not mud the ap- |
paratus box or he was also seized with . panic.
he ran and saved his own life at the
Of 600 or more lives. for whom Vienna
Q mourning to-day. Herr Foster, who built
Had this curtain been lowered, the 1re would
lot have es tended beyond the stage"
4 the world.
In one passage Of ths theatsr, without an ont