New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

ainafion were expressed by w. Vi. EVarts, naln-
iIton Fish, L. w. StouRhton and the Russian
Consul General Veletzky. Socialists in this
eity are preparing orsmeetings to give EN-
phasis to their rejoicngs.
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ALEXANDER III. RElGNlNG.
& .,,,c,, ,Scy pRoMnsRp HIAa--AN IMPERIAL MANI
tr~ro-FuRTHER DETAILS OF THE TRAGEDY
on SUNDAY.
sr PETERsBURe. Monday, March IA, 1881
The Imperial family the Court officials and the
troops to-day have sworn allegiance to Alexander
III.
When all the officers of the guards, civil officials
(, and court diguitaries met to-day at the winter
Palace 70 take the oath of allegiance, the Emperor
ana Empress and the Imperial Family issued from
the cabinet where the dead Car lay. In passing
through ST. Georges Hall on the way to the chapel
the Emperor stopped before the Guard of Honor and
said, with emotion, II should not like my son 10
ascend the throne under such circumstances Ias
the present.
THE LATE czAR WARNED.
The late Gear was warned against attending the
parade whence he was returning when Killed.
After alighting from his shattered carriage the
Inperor approached Roussakoff and ordered his
ranoval. The police had difficulty in protecting
the second assassin from the fury of the crowd
THE CzAR's LAST MOMENTS
One of the Cars legs was snattereo W tho VoP VI
the thigh, his abdomen was torn open and his face
injured The surgeons declared that ampu'a'lon
vas impossible The Cars right hand,
ON which was a glove, was. found
10 be greatly lacerated. His marriage
ring was broken to pieces and driven into the hesh
The Surgeons tied up the severed arteries At length
under the influence of suphate of oxygen and ice'
the Emperor opened h,s eyes, and respiration be-
came more apparent Chaplain Bajanor availed
himself of the interval of apparent consciousness to
administer the sacrament, and for moment some
hopes were entertained of the Cars life. But
Minute or two afterward his heart ceased to beat
During the final flicker of life the members OF nus
family surrounded his bed. The Archpriest rected
prayers for those IN ertrens, all present kneehg'
The spectacle was heartrending.
Colonel Doriibky is confined to bed, but is not
seriously injured.
The following Imperial manifesto has been pro-
mulRstsd:
We. by the grace Of God. Alexander III, Emperor
aud Autocrat Of all the Ru:slas Gar OF Poland C
Grand Duke OF Finland ETC., hereby make known 70
eli oar faithful subjects that it has pleased the
Almighty in His inscrutable will to visit Russia with
T@peror Alexander H., to himself. He fell by the
hands of impious murderers who had repeateaiy
sought his precious life ana Pno maze toe ~ s'RS Rnssa
the foundation of her greatness and the promoter OF
the welfare Of the Russian people. Let us bow 9 70
nnfaGlOmaDle
oIier up 10 the Almighty prayers for the repose
Of the pure soul of our beloved father.
We ascend the throne which we inherit from our
forefathers the throne of the Russian Empire, ana
the Carbon and the Grand Dukedom inseparably
connected with it. We assume the heavy burden
( which God bas imposed upon Us with firm reliance
mon His Almighty help. May He bless our work to
the welfare of our beloved fatherand, and may lie
guide our strength for the happiness OF all our talth
in repeating before Almighty God the sacred VOW
made By father to devote according to the testa
for the welfare and honor Of Russia we call upon all
our faithful subjects TO unite before the altar OF th
Almighty their u S and 70 onr His
Imperial Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke
Nicoiai AlexandrOyitch
NARROW ESCAPE.
The Grand Duke Michael was driving behind the
Cars sleigh with Colonel Dvoritzky at the time of
tbe tragedy. The first bomb thrown made hole in
the road four feet deep and four feet wide. RuSsa-
kohf who threw it, has been a student during two
years at tho Mining Academy. He Is tWentyIone
years of age and anatiVe OF borovltchle "a the Gov
has been arrested. lie Is also young man..
Russakoff has confessed that he threw the first
bomb but denies ali knowledge of the person who
threw the second. In addition to the revolver
which the prisoner attempted to use, q dagger was
found on him. The name be gave is believed to be
On Saturday night the police made several doIni-
ciary visits in search OF a political criminal Inc
police had lately discovered traces OF plot against
TWENTY PERSONS INJURED.
Daring last night Cossack, and civilian who
aeelined to give bis uame died from injuries received
By the bzrsting of the bombs. Altogether, twenty
persona were more less injured thirteen OF w9Ol
are in the hospital The whole city Is III deep
mourning.
THE EFFECT THROUGHOUT EUROPE.
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