Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-16
The Dead Emperor.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE oBsEQUIEs.
sr.PErERsBuRe, March Is. The remains o.
the emperor will be removed at O'Clock this
evening from the cabinet adjoining the recep
ton hall to the chapel of the palace All the
members of the imperial family and dignitaries
and oficia Is will be present. The body is, IL
accordance with the wish of the deceased, clad
in uniform. A requium was chanted at
O'Clock P. M At midnight the doctors made
an autopsy which proved that all the internal
organs were in their normal condition, thereby
refuting the recent current reports respecting
the death of the emperor. The body has been
embalmed.
THE NEW ADMINISTRATIONS.
LONDON, March ia Paris correspondent
of the Times says: The new emperor of Rus
sia is almost entirely ignorant of affairs OF
state. He will probably speedily set aside
his fathers advisers. The privy councillor,
Pohedonoscow, would bring with him mar
rowness such as would not allay internal or
foreign disquietude as to domestic policy.
Neither the cars personal capacity nor his
friends and advisers, nor the circumstances of
his accession, warrant the expectation of his
inaugurating a more conciliatory or liberal
course Ali indications are that he will adopt
repression The car is said to be anti-Ger-
man, but this is vague expression
GREECE CHAMPION.
Greece has now, unquestionably Jealous
champion in the empress of Russia, and her
first effort will be directed toward policy
more favorable to Greece. This might open
upa prospect disquieting to Europe, but for
the hope that Turkey, taking note OF these
new bearings, will promptly avert the danger
nv nel-inp the nAceSSary concessions.
Ths grand duke Vladimie was yesterday ap-
pointed TO command the imperial guard, an
the military district of st. Petersburg
Vienna dispatch says the princess Dol
gouerowki, the morganatic wife of the late
car, has left St. Petersburg, and will not
return.
EXPLOSIVE PILLS.
Last week the car received small box, os-
tensiby containing pills, with letter from
abroad When DR.. Botkin opened the box, a
slight explosion occurred. The pills were
found to contain highly explosive substance
enough to kill several persons, II all the
contents had exploded simulta neously
IMPORTANT ARRESTS.
The authorities made some important arrests
previous to the assassination. Rousakoff was
to have been tried Tuesday, but he having
begun to make important revelations the trial
is postponed. The young man arrested at the
house where Rousakoff obtained the bombs,
killed one of the policemen before they sue.
ceeded
NIHILIsT PROCLAMATION
was found posted at the University, avowing
the assassination was by the order of the exc
cutive committee and the work would go on.
Students tore it down but another was posted
in an hour. Many fresh arrests have been
made among the students of the school of
mines Triumphant nihilist proclamations
are being strewn about the streets of st.Peters-
burg.
The czar's legs were shattered from knee to
instep and the flesh bore marks of burning.
AN IMPERIAL PROCLAMATION
is about to be issued announcing the historic
al development of the empire will not be in
terrupted by the change to the new reign,
and that none who deserve it will escape pun
ishment