The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
How the, Car Is Protected.

at no two people who saw the process,
on agree as to whether he was oeam9 v
Ne bier or not, and the newspapers al \
ontradieea each other "a e tn S4eEs I
resepceA Tbe Apst lHek( alpt!!l y1sfs33nf
SENS tos hsthsS:h }!tflleQ r. l4eee j
'rince's remains at the railway station. .
Mere .islne relatadon In the ssElanee =
xercised at Gatehina. Gen, Count !
7orontzoff. Dachkof is reported to have r.
,een unable to get on with his imperial
master. and TO- have been obliged 70
cave him for q time, while, on the other I
,and. IL is stated thgtthesC lynt hss n
ured his leg and Is obliged to keep HIM q
,alf ouiet. 1t has not yet transpired which
story is the true one. The contraalc n:on
& tie first reports as to the way IN wnlcn
ia Village of Gatchina was protected, q
contradiction cn drawn up by Count w.
rontzofL Dachkoffl himself does not apply J
to- the vicinity of tho palace, which y
strictly guarded and watched. A
e GE.sd BILL ll sOusinsf loft iis't
E Emnoror. were stopped in the
cronnas by q Cossack, who Threatened
q speat lthsm ifI they advanced A|
ss:;s $ S .ss K Ks ss, 81! RJ Hg& as
sootl Is he loft the railway station saae
took the direction toward the palace, ne
felt conscious, that TBS eYes o , the Police
., ~San lha was about Is cross the bridge
over The castle moat that he was act9'
ally stopped. Here.the police of1icls!s
were 81 officers They ascertained. bis
hnsiness and escorted him to the service! ?.
pate Of the palace, the only one which u
!. eilowed to be approached. He lat once
found himself in the police Office. sur.
t tses1. and q f S'8sas' t5s 's
Az, and business, were all duly noted
in !. hook. which the chief of police Is
supposed to examine every day An a!
offIScer va then sent to Inform the OIL IT.,
! oisl inouired for, while my friend WAS
kent by the police. On the officer re, J,
| tnrnine With ) message that the ottlcia!
corld be seen, my friend was escorted
bya police officer down the long co Fn
i .dofs 70 the rooms Of the person ne
wiahed TO see. All the away Cossach
|, sani1els. with drawn swords, = were
trambine m and down. It can readily
IA iniapined thst no official 'ot tho pal
ace, however high he may be placed, .
particularly, overjoyed q present Dy "a.
Tisits Of lis friends My acquaintance
. wss therefore exhorted, for the love o
I heayen. to conine his conversation 9 .
ia merest commonplaces, and not y
s XXX too long. When he got to tn
train, on bis return Journey he tel
! I heartily glad and fortunate, thougl
! he i. could not shake off the sen
: satiol that the police were stili at m
FIT Looking out Of the windows Q
: the corridor into the scour. s, =. :
which there are 4dhsSatn119 sAS -, !
i w,ils. he saw innumerable stacks :
\ m;led 'musketss depStinE the presence
: larce force Of infantry, and on IN
o,,sn Mace in front Of the palace wei
i. nsckesed the horses Of about asquadro
4 Of cavalry. Persons whose pns'n9'
: calls them daily, to the palace, and wa z
81 .re ven known, are vigorously searche.
3 For example, ) priest employed IN Il
&; I: .srv;oe Of the imperial chapel 'Was late
Z. snh VI "a such . close inspection tn
m.I even hia cigarettes were not overloo1e
al 4 CoSsaok officer is stationed a. eacn
Il tha doors Of the sleeping apartments