, 1881-03-15
Civilization shuddering Over
the Fate ot the Gar
Of Russia.
His Body Ncarly Torn to Frop,
ments in tho Explo-
sion.
Hcartronling Scenes During III.
Few Moments Before Ills.
Death.
Proclamation Of tho New AlexaD.
dor upon Ascending tile
Throne,
The Autocratic Power Again
Handed over to Gen.
MeiikoH.
Efforts OF the Latter to Prevent the
Murdered Gar from Riding
in Public.
The Plot Discovered Saturday, aud
Futile Efforts Made to Arrest
the Conspirators.
Condolences OF the Governments OF tbs
World-Old Wilhelm Complete.
ly Frustrated.
Sentiments Of All Who Care to Ttlk
About It, Good, Bad, and In
diffeyent.
The Plot Discovered Saturday, and
Futile Efforts Nude to Arrest
the Oonspirators.
Condolences OF the Governments OF tbs
World-Old Wilhelm Complete.
ly Frustrated.
Sentiments Of All Who Care to Ttlk
About It, Good, Bad, and In
diffeyent.
THE BOMB.
ST, PETERSBURG,


HOW TIE AssAsINs n1n IT.
st. PErERsuUKa, March l4.-1t Is now
stated TINT the assasns who killed the Car
drove In NIL open carriage, and were thus
enabled to avoid suspicion, ntnl get close 10
thd imperial slciRl1. The bombs which the
murdcrcrs threw, nnd which did the fatal
work, exploded with such force us to tear up
tile entire pavement around tlle p!acc where
they struck nlltl to make hole four feet deep
III tho ground.
13efore the Gar expired tho Royal physI.
cians
HAD A,lpUTATED pOTII LEGS.
The Gar allowed the operation, having been
assured OF It's extreme necessity, n1,I that In
the operation lay the only hops Of saving Iii,
lIfs;
legs were broken, tho lower part of Ills body
severely Injured, and his left eye forced COM
pleteIy out of Its socket
Tile Car received tho Holy Communion,
according to the rites OF the Greek Church.
while iii dying stnte. A council was I'M
1ucdfotely summoned, =,
THE AEsAsINa
were disguised rs peasants, anl one OF them
Is reported to llnye been seized Glld roughly
handled by the mob willie" III the act Of at.
tempting tn escape. All tho troops Of Lie
city With their officers arc c0nt'.ied To :telr
barracks III readiness for any violent out
break, but thus fur none las taken place aud
the city is quiet.
nussAKoFF,
who threw the first bomb. has been student
for two years at the Mining Academy. lko
second bomb-tl,rower has been arrested. Ae
Is also n young MIN. .
FROM TnE "AdENcE HussE."
Tho 1vcacc R'tsse snys: The Gra1lj Duka
Michael was driving behind the Czafs sleigh
with Col. Dorjiky. Tie second bolub-
throwcr was not arrested, but disappeared 10
tho crowd, Tho troops lave tnken the oath
Of allegiance to til6 new Emperor.
The Imperial family anu Court officials
'swore allegiance to Alexander III.
TI1E MAN ARRESTED YESTERDAY
confessed that lle throW tie first bomb, bas
denies nll knowledge of the person VINO
threw tho second. Il. addition 10 the re-
yolyor which the prisoner Attempted to use'
dagger was f0und on him. The name no
gave Is believed to be false. The prisoner Is
| 81 years OF age, u nntlve Of Ber0yitcfa, Go''
crnment Of Noygorod. During tho night
Cossack and n civilian: who declined to gise
Ills nn,ne, died from injuries received BY the'
bursting Of tho bomb, Altogether twenty
.pcrsons are moro or less injured thirteen OF
whom ara In the Rbspftal.
Tho whole city Is in deep mourning.
: THE nE1t1.s OF THE CITY
are toliinc, mid there nro everywhere to %
scen manifestations OF mourning OIL accouh
OF the assassination OF the Czar. PUBLIC
| buildings, stores, md residences Weru dfapeo
In black. The offices Of tia Legations, Toy.
ernneut Departments; stores, and places o.
1 business generally nre closed. Thr0nes u
people arc i'll the streets discussing thB teft!.
bio crime which has shocked the Whols
country.
| THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE FuSEhAh
of tho murdered Emperor will'be made oa
the most extensive scaIe, betltting the il!en
rank Of tho dead ruler. 1t IL the plova'.hh
opinion llore tlat the now Czar of hass'n s,a,
Will find scrious obstacles confronting n''A
at the outset Of Ills reign.
! RUMons OF NIiIrL1Sr rLoTs
nre rife, aud fears Of outbreaks aud 1ul9a''
assasinatlons aro attained.
| THE SolsLEs' PETITION.
| A fow days ago resolution was take. W
tho Russian Mobiles tn petition tue 1zai. w.
Their petition. since forwarded to IN u.s.s, ~,
l)utlon, begins by recalling tho fact uia1 ~
1861, lis Majesty issued two tiec1ces wlleA
| guaranteed ltborty to every Russian 6!pless1
and then pointed out that during tho !a.s
critical events proceedings were taken asalas'
everybody who was In tho smallest ues.e1I
regarded with suspicion. Parties suspee.s.a
wuro transported 10 Siberia a1'd otilof 9eL'uIV s
parts OF the Empire without trial Of any hn"'
and yet that did not proyent tho dissfsouaoSt
| OF revolutionary publications, the muias' .sa w.
influential persons. and attempts asa'''s. as
Czar's life. The petitioners consequei,tls ~. .a
treated tho Car only to authorize ule sS
pension OF law by virtue Of special lh.ps'a. ~
tlccree. Tic petition WIS very eoolss ,is.
ctlvel ut Headquarters. where the nou,. n..
wcre cllargcl with exceeding their pie'os,n .s,s
tivas by thus addressing themselves a''st"'
To the Grown. .
TIE WOUNDS. ,,a
Dr. Dyoriachine, who was alAons IT,. H..
| physIctans first summoned to the lza'' ~
1Mcdiatciy 1etcte.l tho necessary !Isl5ales,|hv ~
for anputatnE the legs, Which were he'n sr,,a ~
tho ileslI only, the bones being broken.
hlood iowed cobously from the iacs'Astr an.
wounds. lndla-ryhbor bandaEes "e1c ,.,''., as
piled, first to tho. right leg below nls aud hnsI'
and then to tie LETT. Tho Cars fEg!it ns','' h'
OIL which WAS glove, Wns fo"iia !" ,rss
greatly lacernted. Ills lnaErtage-tahs ""
brpkoa to pieces aid driven Into the ,,. hlss'
Tho surgeons tied up tho severn! ass'"t at,ats
At length, under the influence OF sa'p'0'~
OF oxygen and Ice,
TIE EMp.noR opESEp HIS EYES:
asd respiration became more appsssaL eS~