The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-16
THE CIVILIZED WORLD UNTFEs II
EXPRESSIONS OF SORROW
Upon the Death Of the Czar At Ih'
Hands OF ASSaASins-PFObAble Re.
HuliH OF the Succession OF
Alexander IL HocIAlIsIIe
BympAIhiEers.

IL w 'eASA W tu1 PAlhCb 10 Qle,
9, Last week the Czar received small be
10 ostenstbly containing pills. with q lett
a. from abroad. When DR.. Botkin opent
y the box slight explosion occurred, III
" pills We're found to contain o highly Q!
70 plosive substance, enough 10 kill sever
l. persons u all the contents simultaneousl
a- exploded.
Grand Duke Vladimir was Yesterday Al
y pointed to command the Imperial guar
}, and the military district at st, PetsFsburr
'' The remains OF the Emperor will be n
Y moved at three o'clock this morning froF
o the cabinet adjoining the reception nal
i 10 the Chapel Of the Palace. Member Z
Q the Imperial families and diguitaries vii
q be present.. The body ia, in accordanc
4 with the wishes Of the deceased, clad il
9 the uniform Of the PreabrasCh RepI
0 ment, The requiem was Chant d al
b O'Clock last evening. At midnight the doc
tors made an autopsy, which proved tha
: Oil the internal organs were In their nor
8 mai condition, thereby reiuting the re
B cent current reports respecting the healtl
o. the Emperor The body will be en-
PROBABILITIES OF THE NEW REGIME,
LONDON, March 15.-The Paris corres
pondent Of the Times says: The new En-
percr of Russia Is almost entirely lgnoran
OF the affairs Of the State. He will prob,
ably speedily set aside his fathers adylserf
that Friyy Counsellor P0bedonassew would
oring with him bias and narrownass, such
% wouldn't allay the internal or foreign
dlequietneSs AS to the domestic policy
neither the Car 8 personal capacity, nor
MS friends and advisers, nor the circum.
stances oil bis accession warrant the ex.
pectation OF bis inaugurating o more con.
CiIiatory or liberal course. All the indica.
tons are that he will adopt repression.
The Czar is said to lie anti. German, but
this is a vague expression.
Greece has now unQuestionably zeal.
Gus champion In the Empress of Russia
Her htst effort will be directed towards a
policy more favorable to Greece. This
may open up O prospect disQuieting 10
Europe, but for the hope that Turkey,
taking a note Of the bearings, will promptly
avert the danger by making the necessary
concessions.
THE CARS WIFE.
vienna, March l5.-A dispatch SAWS.
Princess Dalgourouki, Morganlte wife OF
the late Gar, has left St. Petersburg and
will not return.
The Polish organ at Cracrow recom.
mends the Polish deputies and poleS In
Russia to maintain cam and prudent re.
serve.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS VIEWS.
BELtN, March 15.-The Emperor in re.
ceiving the Presidents and Vice. Presi.
dents Relchstag, who presented addresses OF
coincidence, said the death OF the Czar
affected him doubly at his time OF life:
the Relationship p between Russia and Pms.
STA had continued for three generations;
the deceased had been very near 10 hia |
heart; his fall proved that divine interyen. |
tion alone could protect the lives Of |
the monarChs or determine their destinies. |
nevertheless, the Legislative bodies should
do their duty In respect to all destruc.
tive tendency and place bonds to them
In time.
The whole German army will 20 into
mourning thirty days.
me Emperor and Imperial family ct.
Tended requiem mass to-day.
IN THE ENGLISH COMMONS.
LONDON, March 15-1n Oomn,o,s c,0d
,tora ,rovoJ a. .dI...- ~ N'"u
''OAU D0'sU "u atutesH 10 the queen ex'
pressing tne sentiments OF the House rel.
ltive 10 the assassination OF the Emperoy
u Russia.
NorthCote seconded the motion. echoinp
laudation.
Ihe address was unanimously adopted.
orchess esOlTs'Ia ~ Ea,sh ~ coincidence with the
tone and seconded bv Sssu Soptbeo,o W '',Sa, ns:
Ileo adopted. W."
Gladstone, IN moving the address, dwelt
sSiCh ,p % tbe Tsan UUie I seIi,ioIRetlnl1ess with
'o,oJ ~ ooo S1a ,a ai.ei tne Ltst auack, iin'
hnwoJ ou y ~ ,so " ga sue wounueu: me crime
n;.ht ho "o @ ueSpe0S ,inhgtAutuue. Ihere
n 1ho I"seS asan, iOI I! Utl!lClSm ana censure
he T.., soas elnpLte oVer Which
nbar;ted TbS soia ,.bn. pu. fnese were
lie was to improye bis iShs,itaroe uevoseu ~ ~
eneht Of his subjects. His reign yould
e !. regarded as tllustrious and memorable. q
mHntISa @ 'eJ hioh TIe o. Ha the greatest benefits
1lly accnmpiisbsd whe, % en hs iis"ss1P ueeh peace
600 600 seris, lie had eslsbIisSSa ie% Gyss tsss
zeal government and trial bv ;rsv psI' =
sser (Conservat;veI ssTsd !, ts,G.. a. az
oyerttnent would npdeT,Sts Tny ~ ,steir IKE @ Al
oops at CandShaf. fIniiI aEas otIn ,ha tie an' n
Ate on gtanhopes rnotion cIsd.,ona e ,oid oH ~ ~
le Rovefnmert could mi nndsvtSIs s", ~ h
lstrIct The ViceTov IN nostnono osU
easure he might think nsssssSsv vne "ny
,vnr. ,,,.n,a,.. .UsU'''
-, ,..i''.. ~ nus "ss"'0AN CABINET. Z,
WASHINGTON, March l6.-1n TO days T"
abinet meeting there was a general ex.
,ession Of svrnpathv tor tha trn..,.t
vile All ~ ps..;.s .Ss.,. W 4. - ~ petia' % b.
u'y Huu 'ue HuSs.au people IN thelr be- Il
avement' ven..1t l, rrompt action Of the Senate NJ
adopting resolutions was commended. u u