Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-19
RUSSIA.
The NEW EMPERoR's POLICY.

NEW EMPEhOh fOLlC1
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1s.---The min
lister of foreign affairs addresses tn
following to Russian representatives abroad
His majesty, the emperor, on ascending tn
throne of his ancestors assumes as his in
heritance the traditions eonsecrated by tim
and their acts. Russia has now attained he
full development and feelings of jealousy ant
discomfort are equally foreign to her. Tn
emperor will first. give attention to interna
development. The foreign policy viii
be entirely pacific. Russia viii
remain faithful to her friends
and reeiprocate the friendliness of all thu
States, and act in common with other govern
ments in maintaining the general peace. Only
the duty of protecting her honor or security
may divert her from the way of internal
development. The emperor will endeavor to
strengthen her power, advance her welfare,
and secure her prosperity without detrimenj
to others. These are the principles by which
the policy of the emperor will invariably be
guided. The emperor charges you to bring
these declarations TO the knowledge Of the
government to which you are accredited, and
TO communicate this dispatch to the minister
of foreign affairs.
RELIGIOUS MEMENTO.
The ground dug up where the mine was dis
covered has been reflled, and the door of the
shop in which the mouth of the mine was
situated has been sealed up and guards sta.
toned at the premises. It has been decided to
erect religious memento on the spot where
the Car fell. One of the chief organizers
captured two days before the assassination
confessed after the deed was accomplished and
deeply criminated Roussakoff. He also con-
fessed and denounced his accomplices, hence
the arrests Monday and Tuesday and ths dis
covery of the mine.
RoUssAKoFF.
NEW YORK, March 17.-.-Cable: A letter
from Rochefort, at Geneva, says Rousakoff
Joined the nihilists few days before the as
sassination of the czar. Rochefort supple
ments the letter by a telegram stating that up
to Monday night, at least, Rousakof had con-
fesssd nothing. The nihilists pretend they
have taken every measure to keep themselves
informed as to what passed on his examina-
tion, and that in few days they will be able
to publish an accurate report of all interrog-
gatories to which he has been subjected. Roche.
forts dispatch adds: Had the burst shell missed
the emperor three others would have been
thrown before he reached the palace.
NIHILIsTs FROM CHICAGO.
The Nauoe OremgG says the Russian au-
thorities were advised several months ago that
nihilists from Chicago, ILL.,, had entered the
country.
Several editors have been summoned before
the press censor who requested them to refrain
from utterances calculated to excite public
opinion.
Many revolutionary proclamations have
been found posted inside and outside of vari-
ous public buildings.
LONDON, March 1S.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says it is stated the car desires to
have a chancellor to direct the administration
of foreign affairs. Prince Orloff and General
Ingnatieff are mentioned in this connection.
"MY LORD" ARRESTED.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1S.---A man has
been arrested who was habtually addressed
by his accomplices as "My Lord" This ap-
pellation was given by nihilists to Jeliaboo, in
stigator of the plot to blow up the imperial
train, near Moscow. This man was arrested
the 11th inst. He appears to be one of the
leaders of the nihilists.
BODY OF THE DEAD EMPEROR.
The body of the emperor will be removed to
Petropaulooski fortress, Saturday. All houses,
shops and public buildings will be draped in
black and white.
The police searched all houses in the neigh
borhood of the Michael riding school and in
Little Garden street. All householders and
dodgers along the loute which the funeral
will take are prohibited admitting strangers
into their dwellings to witness the procession
except on their own responsibility.
The amount of dynamite in the nihilist
mine was eighty-seven pounds.
Mourning flags are flying from every build
ing In st. Petersburg.
GERMANY PLEASED
BERLIN, March 1S.-Great satisfaction is
felt at the tenor of the circular of the Russian
foreign office. 1t is said to be strictly in con-
formity with the autograph letter of the car
to the emperor. The idea of holding an Euro
pean congress for repression of anarclfial in
trigues Is again ventilated here.
THE CORONATION.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1S.---As at pres
ent arranged the coronation of the car will
take place at Moscow on the expiration of the
period of deep mourning, the imperial party
remaining in Moscow until the end of the
year.