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Social science affirrns that woman's place in
society marks tie level Of civilization. From
It's twilight IN Greece, through the Italian
worship Of the Virgin, tie dreams Of chivalTy,
tie Justice Of the civil law, and tie equality Of
French society, we trace her gradual rec gui-
lion: while cur common law, rs Lord
BUugham confessed, was, with relation to
women, the oppr0bTium Of tie age and of
Christianity. For forty years, plain men and
vumen. working Hoi-eiessiy, have washed
away that 0pprubriuni: tue staiHte-books 7f
thirty States have been remndelled, and wfi-
nan stands to-day aimast face to face with
lcr last claim-the ballot L has been a
weary and thaukless, though successful
struggle But If there he any refuge fran
thar CHASTITY curse, the vice Of great cities
before which social science stands IIsllsied aud
du1ib-It l. in the more eqEai recos nIii0n u
woman. If, in this critical battle for uni
yeTsal su1frage-our fatlier's nnblcst legacy 30
us, and The greatest trust God leaves IN cur
hauds-tleTe be any weapon, which, once
taken from the armorT, Will make victory ccF-
tain, 1t VIII be, a. It has been IN art, literal
ture ard society, summeuing woman INTO tie
political arena.
But, at any rate, Up 10 this point, putting
suffrage aside, there can be no difference II
opinion: everything barn 81 Christianity. CT
allied 70 Greci1u culture or Saxon law, must
rejnice in the gain The literary class, until
halt dozen years, has taken nufe 81 this great
uprising only to fling every obstacle In its
vay- The first glimpse We get Of Saxon bl1sd
III history Is tlas line Of Taeifus IL bis : Ger
many" which reads - In al grave matters
they coasaIt tlleir womea. Years hence,
when robust Sa1ea sense has fHng away
Jewish superstition ard E1sicrn prejudice,
and Pot RniieF It's foot fastidilus scholarship
and ssfuczruish fashion. some secnnd Tacifus,
from the valley Of the Mississippi, Nili an
sweF 10 him Of the Seven Hills, In all grave
qatstisus We consult cur wonea- '-h5Dm
Hsad=s7 PkfEIDs's sdlrsss n E1-raTL
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invention Of the present minister Of war Of
that sO-called government, is nothing less than
a pit Of Venomons serpeuts. the horrors Of
which surpass the widest dreams Of Dante.
This pit or den lies just outside the city walls,
and 10 the brink Of il those charged with crime
or with not paving their taxes arc led. In
deep hole the unhappy wretch sees writing
mass Of poisonous snakes, scorpions. toads,
and all manner Of lcathsome things that creep
and crawl A glimpse Of the dreadful Sights
usually sufi lent 10 accomplish the purpose
the torturers nave in view, but where that fails
the wretchyl victim is forthwith thrown in,
and il is sal, that q sight Of his suilerings is
certain TO secure all that is asked Of his pro-
speciive su cessor. One would suppose So
liaShng.0A ,Sidr.
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Il provides for ones family At ordinary Life rates
and The money returned with interest arriving At
certain a-c-
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AKerAethed q q 60.

One thing would seem to Justify France in
literally uipiHg ont the present government Of
TGnis Is 4 cnntrvance II use n that country
for the collection Of taxes from impecunious o.
rzsc7iiy disposed delinqnenfs ard FOR Eringing
confessions from Ih0ss guilty or suspected d
crime. This device, uhich is said 70 be the
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A Zinc Line Of Mournlng Goods
con1tahily On hs1d.

Mr. " hope- By strict attention b the wants u he
rr5ans mode rate terms and fGfnishin, eniy ffstes-
1rtleles IL her Ike, merit share 81 hcpabiic qlf
pona-e. 81
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BLANKETS:

Ho-ss BINnk sts. White and Fancy Blankets.
Fancy Striped MooIyr two Sizes.
Sc net. Orange. WEite NoCle-. 3 ard points,
Threads. Ispe. Elastic Sclrfs. DC.
SIX and Velvet t.ibb0rs.
Buttons for Shirts, Costs, Pants. Dresses,
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ALARGE INVOICE OF CLOTHING

Fine Black Cloth Frock Goats and Pants,
Bucks1in Sucks. Pants ard SuizS.
Felt Nohair. Drill. Flannel Sacks aud Pants,
Bows shirts and Chiidrer's Jackets,
Monkey and StiiorJacSets.
J. Il. Coats and Lec-ir-s- Carpet Slippers,
six ard I. c. Uubtslss ard ParISols,
Fancy ard Travelling Shauis,
Cotton and Turkish Towels.
White ard Fancy Q-ilts.
Felt Rugs and Brussels CJrpsting,
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ALL FORMS OF
Life Insurance Policies Issued.
EXAMINE THE NEW
TONTINE INVESTMENT
INSURANCE.


EItTsct rom a IctItr q Hon = = LoW-I
certify that have taken cut &c Toniine policy in
the lUgk Life lusurauCr Co. for S.GttO. that re-
gard t Is the best and fair plan OF Life insurance,
AMI that tire principles embodied ia the piau after
81 careful examination, have ItUuytd the utjvCtous
have heretofore entertained against Life Insurance.
have scdCily declined TO insUre until the T0utiue
was presented 10 ne loars yery iruly.
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PERFUMERY, FLORIDA WAFER,

Ctuui1e Eaa de Cologne. Lnbin's Extracts,
Toilet Sllps.- pliloeoule. HAIR Oil. Combs,
Mirrors. Looking Glasses. Pipes.
1. l. Balls. EaruCuicas- ElaEk Books,
Albums. GoId Leaf, 5evelry. Watches,
Ecr-p and l. Il. Packing. Coal Baskets,
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1T OFFERS ADVANTAGES

Far in excess Of those realized from the investment
equal lloauts savings banks corporate stocLs OF
fe-.Hs l4uu security
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CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKERl
Sugar &c Rice Bags
GROCERIEs

Coal Bags. Gunuies TEine. Burlsps,
Wooipack ard TgIIlsd Stacking, Linen Hose,
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A Comedy in Real Life.

r. F. Blckerton for plaintiff; Castle 4 h,
defendant.
Honolulu. Nov 18th. ISL.
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Mis-. DAVE,

Whoso tae and sklia are Ton well Known 10 require any
1rfndafi is still in charge % The Millinery and
Training Departments. which e saacieut guarantees
that work vii ae done in an artistic maunsr
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FOR LEASE.

9 HOSE VERY DESIRABLE "a
IL PTraises knsWn a. = ULrL4SI.- ku1o- Il
kahza- LzteiF ocrnpisd b. d. B. r. Conmissio1ef,
james hay Foiel0zse- EsT- TSe trildircs have jast
beea fharB1zhiy panied rapcrcd. AID nfherui.c In
proved for fte beleaE 81 the tenant 6oTerluIelt
uzref aid besite1 h1Eing windmill iti sapPi5
al GOOD sweet aa9 clean heA-T rdre-- Which b1s BEEN
zn1lgs1d b. Prot Toiapsoa 81 The Challenger ExDc.
dridn. zld vE1uouneed b hin the best he had aee1
stree ae leff En<iznd-
For particulars, in4uireO
81 81 JAS s. LEAOa.
, 1881-03-15
PROCLAMATION,

Frsost TIE Es!pE1Io1s ALEXASDEn III.
ST.. pETEnsBuH9, March 14.-The follow
in9 Imperial manifesto has been promul-
gated:
We, by tho grace Of God Alexander ILL.,,
Emperor md Autocrht Of nil tho lluasias, Cznr
ofPoan1. Grand Duke Of Ftn,lnd, etc., hcrpby
nak9 known to all our faithful subjects that 1t
has pleased tho Almighty,>in IlIa inscrntablo
Will, to vlst Russin with heavy blows of fato,
and to call her bencfactor. tho Emperor Alex
aadcr H., to Iimaelf.
He fell by tho tands Of tho irlplous murtorers
WIN had repeatedly sought his precious life,
knd mAdo thotr Nttompta bocaneo they saw In
hIui tho protector of tussta, the foundation Of
her greatness and tho promoter OF tho wolfaro
Of tho Russian people. Lat US bow to tho un.
fath0Inallo will OF Divine Providence, and ofIer
up To tho Almighty our prayers for tho reposo
Of tho puro soul OF our beloved fAthor.
We ascend tho throuo which VIC inhorit from
our torefathers,-tho throne OF tho Iussiun Eu1-
plrc and tho Carbon and Grand- -Dukedom I'll
separahly connected with 1t, Wo assum1 tho
heavy burden which God has imposed upon US
"ltha firm rcf!nnco upon Ills almighty help,
Nay He b!esa our work to the welfare Of our be-
loved fAtherland, nnd may IIe guide cur
strength for tho happincss OF alL our faithful
subjects.
In repeating before Almighty God tito sacrod
Sow mndo by our fathers to dov0tc, according
to tho testament Of our forofathera, our whole
tfe to caro- for tho welfare md honor of Huesla,
NO call upon nll our faithful subjecta to unite
tefore tho altar ot tho Almighty thoir prnycra
With ours, and comtuond them to swear fidelity
70 Us mud 10 our successor. hLa Imperial High
ness tho Hereditary Grand Duko Nic0lai.
AIKSANDRovITCIf,
0ison Mt St. Petersburg. Ammo DominE 1881, and
tno htat year Of our reign.
, 1881-03-15
IN GERMANY.

AN 1NDEBCHINAIJ.E SENSATION.
l3ER1.1N, March 14.-Tho sensation caused
hero by the assassination is IndlescrEbable.
Tho Imperial Princes remained till 2 o'clock
this morning Will, tho Empuror William, who
is lnconsolnble.
FUNERAL. 3fARs.
The Emperor Wllliam.tlie Imperial Princes.
Prince bismarck, and tho diplomatic repre-
sDntatlycs attended funeral ,Aass ut tile
chapel Of tho Russian Embassy to-day.
WILL ATTEND THE FUNERAL.
The Crown Prince Frederick William,
Prince Frederick Charles. Prince Albrecht,
Gen. Count Won Moltke, md Gen. Baron Won
Manteutfel, wllo Rro all honorary Fieia Muir
sllals In tho Russian army, will attend the
funeral Of the Cur.
VOTE or CoNn0IENCE.
At q meeting OF tho lsetchstaR Herr Won
Gosslcr. President. refcrsea to the horrIbIe
event which deprived tho German Emperor
Of beloved relative md faithful friend. The
House unanimously agreed OIL vota Of con-
dolencc.
THE EMpERols WILLIAM
wept bitterly oycr the terrible fato Of Its H.
lustrlous nephew, aiI was entirely ul,-
manned BY the awful news.
, 1881-03-15
BRITISH.
nIlAnLAt4EI TO ltESf0N,


LONDON, March l4.-Mr. Dradlnu9h has
offered llis resignation to Tie Government, 20
tilat they, by accepting IT, can deprive the
Conservatives Ut the opportunity for OBJ
slrnctng tho business OF the Commnns bya
long tcbate on Gorss's luotion for tho cleo
tton Ut n successor 10 urnd!aug|s.
AMERICAN rol.K.
Tho Local Government uoard has Issued a
circular advising tho people to adopt special
precautions, In using pork as food, to guard
against trluhi,ln. The circular polnts ont
the fact that II pork Is thoroughly cooked
the danger OF disease fFnnl, Its use will bo
diminished, and urges people to DO careful
on this polnt.
HtrLL1oS FOR AMERICA.
Bullion withdrawn from bank today for
shipment to America, s214, 900.
SIR IuClIANI, MA1.1Ss.
Sir Richard MnEi,,s, Vicc-Chancclor, has
resigned.
THE "MARK LANE ExrnEss,"
reviewing the British grnin trade Ut tile past
week, says: "Some spring sowing WIS uono
MI the lighter soils. Tho wheat crop Is bad
Is In want OF dry weather, Deliveries Of
homegrown were very small, aid the de-
mand very weak, tho mfider weather having
slackeneu tho influence on the tfale. Tho
best qualities Ut broadstutfs lost the recent
gain, and foreign gradually weakened III all
positions. The o!f-ceast market was sup
piled, but buyers uuernto rcserrcaly. The
quantity oil passage continues large. TlN
weeks supply III London was chiefly from.
America. Spot trade ruled very sluggish,
Wednesday at,d Friday being lower than
Monday. All wheats except Australian,
whose rites WerU maintained, hAyo
Inn tt, ia ~ h,trn oS+,u
flour was generally easier. Nar!ey
WIS Il, slow tlerln1d, and gooa samples wero
source. Prices, considering tho quality OF
tho years crup, weso relatively ',lgll., In
foreign barlay tratle was slow. Ott coast
was III plentiful supply. lIudcrs were firm,
a,1d buyers tirmer. Oats were firmly held.
Tho demand greatly s!ackened. Foreign
oats werc very slntet. Values vera steady.
Not a stng!O foreign out was received IIl
London uuEfnE the week. Tho spot supply
Ut ,naIzu Is vanishing. Noudy buyers aro
paying ID advance. TEpro were no American
arrivals, tho only supply being ono cargo
fronl Casa DlancA. Futures arc wcakur III
all positions. Satus Of EnHlEsl. wheat tho
pnst week, :H.ts1 ounrters ct 43s ID, against
3i,53l quartess Ut 44s 81 last year,
AT THE WOol. sAt.E3
today $500 bales wore oltoratl, chiefly Vic
torlan, Nav Soutn sYales, a1a Queensland.
Prices we're unchanged.
0I.Ass-l,ALI. SHOOTING.
In tho tltth .lay'A Elass.batI shouting nlatch
the total scores were: Carver, a,s5t; Scott,
4,SE'.
lI0EON-RjIn0TISN.
In the pfKoon~stlu0tnx match for tho cham.
pionshtp Ut tlts world and chaItuge ctp
yesterday Dr. Carver killed - out ut 50 al,d
1rn Palmo - out OF so. The other scores
vert: Graham. u: itador, ~; Turner. ~.
NOT HEsI0NED.
The Standard Is authorized to deny that
Vtce-Chuncellor A[alitls hns resigned.
, 1881-03-15

~. IA.
lain l}ja1Hor aVa'leo hlinsell OF tno l1tervaI
Of apparent CONSCIOUSNESS 10 "''ha'nsSle1 ulo
sacrament alia lof mon'e'.l aot,.a 1oles "eto
entertained o1 tne I1a1>s '''e. ha1, minute
N two Afterwards, 1'ls hc"tt ceasest 10 pea1.
l>urlnE INC 'itlH' ''e"ef " i'ie l"e "ic"lnoss
of tho lahhl'S "'ltlnu"uett t1lo oea, 4.c
Atellrr'est 'etNe' t,o plMsefs @ a"l 'aose III
extrell,ls' "1l ptessnt '1 A"ee''''s' A"o spec'e'
Gle was 'seafsFe'''''nS'
to!" n1ohl'6l
is seonf'ncd 10 Ills oe'l' o''t IS hot sef'o usly IN
inretl
THE SuaeEa of l!5HsoSs iSJuHEb
by tho EXPLOSION ~ greater u!a1, az nrsti sup
pose'l. oe'ef"' h''Se s't'eo a'ea'
.... TIE OATH.
AL the officers OF tiie Rtlards, civil anu Of
hclai, anl Cnilft uiGnltarlcs met tt'-ttny Mt tic
Winter ra!aco to take the oath OF allegiance
to tho now Emperor. When all had t's-
sen,cd 1.-THE Emperor and Empress and lin
perlal 1a''y 'ss"cu Aiof'' tio cao'1ot "Aeso
the ueaa ezal "s. ~
WI. ~. ',' o'.' o. rIs'.Il,' shaas"'
LII passltk l''to"ht nt' 1eulses a"'l VI.
the way ~ lnc cnapc,, .no l1'lpeior s,oppeu
before t''o A'".u =, honoi "ll" s!tl' WIN
enI"I'p". .,x.. ...,', IT. v ~.
asee"' .''o :, 0NN', ~"'@
u uie pFese"''
sA''otE,
".' ~ a.,i,,,i.. - A.. s.....,tr
m"''ee" .t Nv .,t,. ~ a.",., ~ Wv - 'nsa,s,..S
.91'", Gu -. d. ti,ronn RI" snaon i,af,r+, In
, ~. ~ ,.ao . cn.araI ..i.t, n"o,,, .,a,, the t
l,'.rar ru4ss W." orI E,nnroea ,',ssnI % thro,nh IN
I.,, h."ps, -, tho,r ,vov ~ Koyon t.atho1roI
.,,,dst ttnn fnrfr,p nrcInma{fone
w.nvr,
,r.a ,,or ~ rao,,s ,'ua ,,,,r,,o,, o.,,,,.t ,t-
,.. l,ao s.%a ,., d., a,,,,'o. "H"''''' ~
,,r,,,, .,,,,,n,~.r
,, IL, .,,o,t.,raI atattr,, H. r,,..,o~
nol' .,, ,'so Wa,,osa1,,tr A., asdn-n., IT, w. W.
pls"; ps, ;rla no1tco lad 'fto,o,,1,,. n ,,rota,t.
,ao'a. ., aaas naao.t,s fn.., t,,,s x,..,, ~ 49,
, 1881-03-15
IN FRANCE,
EFFECT OF TIE NEWS IN FAnI3.
SptcfdI Ettb{S

EFFECT OF TILE NEWS IN FA113.
Special E.ib1f.
PAINS, March 14.-Tho announcement Of
tho assassination Of the Czar created wide
spread feeling Of regret here. Notwitl,-
standing his many errors, his foreign policy
Is not forgotten. Alexander wns tho sincere
friend Of Francc, atd her defender against
Bismarck. Although the dispntc! from Gen.
Chanzy, Minister Of Franco Mt st, Petersburg.
received by tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs
ut O'Clock last evening. spoke Of tic En-
peror being badly wounded, It was not until
MI hour Inter that the news of Ills death
reached Gcn. St. 1Iitaire. lie immediately
sent for the Russian Ambassador, Prince Or
lOfY. and communicated to him the sad tid-
ings. At llaif.past 8 the news began to spread
over the boulevards+ 1t Wns received at first
with incredullty, and was
IEGARnED As 4 CANAnn,
started by the bears for Boursc operation 8.
So strong wns this conviction that even
Lc Sotr, published late last evening, did not
contain word nbaut the horrible event.
Thus far the dispatches spenk OF only four
officers and mon being killed and twenty
wounded. The Injuries Sustained by the
Emperor were, rs stated In tic dispatch re-
ceiycd last evening, confined almost entirely
to tho legs and lower part at the body. The
French press, with the exception Of a few
lntrlnstEeAnt organs, arc unanimous III the
reprobatton Of such stupid and atroclous
crime, which cannot affect III the slightest
degree tho Imperial power of Russia, willie
1t threatens to work lasting harm to the cause
Of Liberal progress.
coypOLENCE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
~ fM 1Ptsf<rn Assoetaftd FF*ss.
PAINS, March 14.-prosldent Gr6yy tcie-
rrrn r1hGH apffh ttn 1,npnrint Huu.
, 1881-03-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.



LONDON, MArcl, Hin the Commons Sfr.
Gladstone Inuyed a resolution of urgency for
supply. The motion WAS lost, not obtain.
ting tho necessary . to / majority. Two liun-
hted and nIncty-stx members ynted for a1itt
212 agatnst. Mr.. Gladstone announced that
he acquiescca III the vote, n1ld appealed to tho
members TO att tho Government III supply.
The Government reserved the liberty 10 pro-
pose hereafter any actiun that might be nec-
essary. The House then went into Commit
tee on Supply.
NO REPRESENTATIONS
lIayo been made by the United States relative
to Doyton's arrest.
TIE TORIES AND THE GAG.
Sir Stafford Nortlcote to-day lssued m
Important manifesto to his constituents, In
which he declares that Nr. Gtadstone's pro-
I>osai to auply tho ctoturc rule III connection
with the note oil the supply question tenls
to subvert tile liberties Ut the members Ut
the House OF Commons In relation 10 coil
trUlling the estimates. Sir Stafford e,npfa-
Sizes the point that the House Originally y
gained It's influence nnd power on this very
point,-tl!at monarclts should not use money
except by consent of the I1ousc,-ntl,l III my
way To decrease Its authority in this respect
will constitute IN embarrassing II INT da1l-
gerous precedent. Tic money estimates ara
of vital Importance, and, In Sir Staffords
opinion, the welfare OF tile realm demands that
the utmost freedom Of debate should M'ways
be had upon them. 4 collision upon this Issue
Is antfcipated bntween the Conservatives and
Liberals, anu upon the conduct Of public
business,
POSTPONED.
Iii committee. the salaries for tho expenses
of Forster were voted. but the rest OF the
Irish votes were Ostponed.
, 1881-03-15

UFoN TIlF LIVES OF NUIkTta.
There lIaye been 10 less than forty at
tempts upon the lives Of Nnyal personagps
n1ld rulers within the last thirty yeara. The
Duke Ut Moslena was attacked In 1878; tho
present Emperor OF Germany In June, 184s;
tic latc King Of Prussia fn .S52: Queen Vic
toria II, i8I.; Napoleon III. In 1S5a; the En-
pcror Of Austria III lBr,; Victor Emanuel IT,
1e:i,: upon Napoleon FL. In 1871, the Duke OF
Parma fatally stabbed In 1871; Napoleon III.
Tired at, at 1ianuri, In 1856; the attack on
Queen Isabella Of Spain, In 1886; King Ferdi.
hand Of Naples, stabbed by Melano, in 1871;
the Orsfni attack upon Napoleon III. In 1s5s;
the King Of Prussia twice ilred at by Deker,
n student, In 1857; tile Queen OF
Greece, shot at by I]ruslos, student,
In 1862; another conspiracy against
Napoleon III. III 1862; President Lincoln
assas'llated In 1867; the Czar attacked In st.
Prince sflcIiaei. of Scryia, Killed in lsts; nj.
TEMPT nron te vicsroy Of Egyps r. Iss:
ISL; the assassination OF tle Cllicf Justice Ut
lHdin III ts7:s., utld Ut the Earl Ut Mayo, Gov
crnor.tseilerAl 0f 1ndia. In 1872; tho attempt
lipon the M!katlo OF Japan In 1872; the nt-
% HUI a IT, picaior @ pisS N Boliss e. n'is II is po s1
the President ut Peru. In 1872; tlpon the En-
peror ct Germany. ut st. Petersburg, til 1871;
upon. President par,lo, Ut Peru, III fS74; tho
President ot Ecundor, III 1875: upon Presl-
dent Gill, 1f Paraguay. in 1877: the attempt
upon the Car by S6Inyief. In 1877; the at
tumpts Of Hottel and Modelling upon lie Ger
lnaM Emperor. IN 1878; the attempt upon Al
pllonso Of Spaln. III 1873; the attempt BY
rassaMante upon King Iiunlhcrt, Ut Itafy, iii
1873; the attempt upon tho Czar IN 1S79; the
attempt On Alph0nso, lit 1870; anil the explo-
sion Iii the winter palace of the Czar, in les0.
, 1881-03-15

VIENNA, March 1.-THE Court 20 into
mourning ono month. The Archduke l.ud-
wig will attend tho funeral Of Tho Car.
IN PARLIAMENT,
VIENNA, March l4.-lm tha Lower House
OF the NeIchssath tho Bohemian me,Mhors IT.
queste1 President Hulolisa to express the
condolcnca OF the House with the Russian
Imperial family. President Sulofka pointed
out tilat 1t was the business OF thu Delegation,
Wlereupon all the l'olEsl, members declafel
thoir intention to Withdraw from the sitting
It such expression was attempted. TAe fact
OF President Bnolka. who Is II Polls, not al-
ludnx TO the assassination OF tho Car has
tAisel much comment.
, 1881-03-15

h'ng, and Mr.. Russell 1iowell. Tile news Of
tho assassination was received by the Kussla,
revolutionary party III London at i o'clock
yestertay afternoon from t|lcIr friends In
i'afts. Geneva, nllI st. Petersburg. II WIS
announced fn st,ctnI democratic halls By tilo
respective spcakcrs later In tic evening, atNl
was greeted with l0,ld md Gull
llnued manifestations Of approval. 1t
was stated TINT II is confidently
expected TINT tic now Car would grant
amnesty to aIl persons lately transported tn
Siberia, md tint lle would conccde sotne
form of constitutional government to the
people Ut RNssia.
IN SIi[ri.1sr ctncfEs
1t Is reported ne fnct tint tho assassination
Is tic work OF their organization, and IL mot
due to prfynte revenge III the course OF The
next few days the Russian NilIllfst Commit
tee will, 1t Is said, Issue II statement Of
tho whole affair, ayowing the net rs
perpctratc4 at thoEr Insttgnflon, md attempt
ing to Justify 1t. The NthllIsts think TINT
tito names given By the two mcn arrested nre
assumed, as tlluy are unknown II tho rcyo-
lutiUnlsts here. Tho headquarters OF
tho party has bce,, recently removed
from London to Paris. Hartmann, WIN
WIS concerned In tho Moscow ntto.npt, left
London last week. a manifesto Inns been
Issued, which was addressed to tho rcyotu-
t1onfsts Of both worlds, calling upon them to
assemble at Ill international Socialist lsey0l.
utionnry Congress to bc held In London on
Jan. II, 1889.
1:XrREss1ONs OF SYMPATHY.
To ths tFftttrn <s4oetdtsd prt3s.
LONDON, March l4.-Slany Of tho Cabinet
Ministers called upon tho Duke Of ElInburg
to express their sympathy, especially for the
Duchess, In her great ntffictlun III the vioIent
death Of her father, the Emperor. A,noMg
tho callers weru Mr.. anu Mrs. Gladstone.
Lord Granville, and tic Marquis of 1IartinE-
ton.
4 BANQUET POSTPONED.
In consequence Of the assassination, the
Lord Mayor of London las postponed bali
uot Of the city companies which WIS to l,ayo
been glyen tonight.
THE FRINGE OF wAr.Es.
1t Is reported that the Prince of Wales witt
represent tho Queen at tho obscquies Of the
Car at st. Petersburg.
SERVICES IN THE CHEEK CIrArErp
Tho Prince and Princess Of Wales, Prince
4d Princess Teck, the wllo1c stall Of tho
Russian Embassy, and other foreign repre-
sentatiyes attended tho special service ut
Wflbeck Street Greek Chapel today.
TIE QUEENS psAwISG-I.oos.
The Queens lrawnR-rooM announced for
next Friday }as BEEN indetnttly postponed.
THE LORDS AND CossioNs
will tomorrow tnkc action relative to the as
saslnation OF the Czar.
, 1881-03-15
A pREMONITION,

ARRESTS LAaT SATURDAY NIGHT.
LoNnoS. March IA telegram from the
Ausslali frontier states that the police Satur-
aay night made several domlciliary Visits In
search Of political criminals. The police had
ah tntidaation OF the conspiracy against tho
Lie Of the Cznr.
, 1881-03-15

lace Is aroused against the Cabinet, and yes
terday assembled In front Of the palace and
made such hostile tlcmonstrauons that tha
authorities worcserfotsIy alarmed. The peo-
pic charged upon tho gunrds several times.
Many Of tho former were wounded. Tha
enleuto WIS at last aue1led. The city is nou
comparatively qn!et.
, 1881-03-15
MOODY AND SAhkEY,

BAN FRANCISCO. CAL, March 1f.-Moody and
snnkey haye entered upon tho aevontecnth and
Inst week OF their work here. Largo crovd1
havo attended all tho meetings. and the accca-
sion Of now members to tho churches has been
notHbte. Tho erAngelBts 20 Ehst via tha
Southern Pacl1c. stopping en- route at Denver
, 1881-03-15

Emperor, leave to-day for st. Petersburg.
IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
today Premier Calr0ii alluded feellng1y to
tho deceased Emperor.
TIL: 1'Ort:
has sent Cardinal Jar0htns IT, express regret
To tho tirantl Dukes. md also sent message
of cOndolchcO to the Car.