Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
THE NEW EMPEROR.

His Probable Course in the Future-Hia
Fathers Advisers Will be Dropped.
LONDON, March ia Paris CORES.
pondent Of the Times says: The new
Emperor OF Russia is almost ingnerant
OF the affairs OF State. He will probably
speedily set aside his fathers advisers.
The privy consellor Pobedonossew
would bring with him bias and morrow.
ness such as would not allay internal
or foreign disquietnsss as to the domes-
tic policy, neither the Cars per-
sonal capicity, nor his friends and ad-
visers, nor the circumstances OF his
accession warrant the expectation OF his
inaugursting more conciliatory
or liberal course. All indications are
that he will adopt repression. The Car
is said to be anti-German, but this is
vague expression. Greece has now un-
questionably
A Jealous Champion in the Empress Of
RUSSIA.
Her first effort will be directed to.
wards policy more favorable to Greece.
This may open up a prospect is quiet
ing to Europe ibut for the hoped that
Turkey, taking note OF the new bearings,
will promptly avert danger by making
the necessary concessions.
Last Words of the Gear.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l5.-Duke
Nicholas returns from Nice at the re-
quest OF the Car.
Gortschakofr is unwell and confined to
his house.
The officer who assisted to raise the
Gar says he retained sufficient con.
sciousness to request TO be taken TO the
palace to die.
Emperor William Evidently Scared.
BERLIN, March l5.-The Emperor, on
receiving the Presidents and Vice Presi-
dents Of the Reichstag, who presented
addresses of coincidence, said the death
OF the Car affected him doubly at his
time OF life. Tie relationship between
Russia and Prussia had continued for
three generations, and deceased had
been very lear TO his heart. His fall
proved that Divine intervention alone
could protect the lives of monarchs or
determine their destinies; nevertheless
legislative bodies should do their duty
in respect to all destructive tendencies
and place bounds to them in time.
Excitement at st. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l5.-The re-
mains OF the Car lie in state in the
chapel OF the palace fifteen days;
prayers will be said nightly. The Min.
lister OF the Interior states that one OF
the chief organizers OF the attack upon
the Car was arrested March llth and
has confessed completely and de.
nounced Roussakof in person. Rous-
sakof being shown the corpse OF the
individual who evidently threw the first
bomb and was himself mortally wound.
ed recognized his accomplice. The house
from which Roussakof obtained the
bombs was discovered. AS soon as the
police appeared the male occupant shot
himself, but the woman living with him
was arrested. The police found mum.
Der OF grenades and a proclamation
stating the assassination had been &C.
complshed by two persons. This
morning young man entered the
house and was at once arrested, but not
until he had fired revolver six times,
wounding three policemen.
Important Arrests.
The authorities made some important
arrests previous to the assassination OF
the Gar. Roussakoh was TO have been
tried OH Tuesday, but he having begun
to make important revelations, the trial
has been postponed. A young man ar.
rested at the house where Roussakof
obtained the bombs, killed one police
man before he was secured. A Nihilist
proclamation has been found posted al
the University, avowing that the assas-
sination was by order OF the executive
committee, and that the work would
10 on. The students tore it down, but
another was posted in an hour. Many
fresh arrests are being made, especially
among the students Of the School Of
Mines. Triumphant Nihllist proclama.
tons are being strewn in the streets oi
the city.