Daily Republican., 1881-03-15
FOURTH EnlTiQa.
rnE DKAD EMrAKUR.
DeIsils OF his Last Msments-Ths
P0lea OhiAes IN Nv mnathv

DeIsiIs OF his Last Msments-Ths
Poles Objees TO ~ mpathy.
ST. PExERsBuRG, March l4.-Dr. De
Ouachina, who WAS among the physi
clans first summoned to the Gar, i'm,
uediately brought the necessary in
strumsnts for amputatipg the legs,
which we're held by the flesh only
the bones being broken. Blood flowed
protusely from the lscerated wounds.
India rubber bandages were applied
first - the right leg below the knee,
and then 70 the left. The Cars rish,
hand, on which was a glove. was found
to be greatly lacsrated. His marriage
ring vas broken TO pieces and driven
into the nesh. The surgeons tied ny
the several arteries. At length, undei
the infsence Of sulphats Of oxygen
and ice, the Emperor opened lis eyes,
and respiration became apparent. Chap
lain Bianor availed himself OF the In.
terval of apparent consciousness TO ad.
minister the sacrament, and for q
moment some hopes we're entertained
"f the Cars life. Bat 9 minute OF
two afterward his heArt ceased 10 beat.
During the anal flicker OF life. the
members Of his family surrounded his
bed. The Arch Priest rsoitsd the pray
ers for those in extremis, all present
kneeling, The spectacle WAS heart.
rendipg. Colonel Dorjibkey is confined
to bed, but is not seriously injured.
The plumber Of persons injured BY the
explosion is greater than was at hrs,
supposed. Several have since died.
Sr. PETSRsBURa, March l4.-The
Agence Russo says: "At l.S0P. H., 4
salute ared by CANNON on the fortress
annsunceA the conclusion Of the cere-
monies connected with the ascension
of Alexander III 10 the throne. The
space before the before the palace was
covered with people when the Emperor
and Empress passed through the crowd
on their way to the kszan Cathedral,
amid deafenipg aselamations."
LosboE, March ia dispatch from
Berlin reports that the Gear has hand.
ed over to Gen. Melikof the entire
direction OF affairs, and has summoned
she deputations from the country at
large TO consult upon the best means
TO adopt against anarchy aud sedition.
The Times correspondent at St.
Petersburg says the garrison was kept
ready all night in case any distur banoe
should occur. A large number Of Cos
sacks pLtrolled the streets on Monday.
vienna, March IA In the lower
hCuse Of the Ksichsrsth to-day the Bo.
hemian members requested President
Smalka 10 express the confidence Of the
House with the Russian Imperial fami-
ly, but President SmAlka pointed out
that that was the business Of the dele.
cations; where-upon all the Pslish
members declared their intention OF
Withdrawing from the sitting il such
an expression WAS attempted.
CEAcow. March 1.-THE Car, the
Polish organ, reconmeads the Polish
Deputies and Poles in Russia to main.
tain calm aud prudent reserve.
The various courts OF Europe will 20
into mourning for periods OF one month
to six weeks. Messages OF condolences
haze been sent TO St. Petersburg from
the various capitals. A late despatch
from ST. Petersburg says the people
regard the new Emperor vita the
utmost confidence.
soTA, March 1.-The prince Of
Bulgaria has started for ST. Petersburg
leaving the Regency in the hands Of
the Cabinet. There is general mourn
ing throughout Bulgaria.
PAIIS, March l4.-Presideut Grevy
has tslegrsphed his coincidence with
the Imperial Russian family. The
newspapers Of ali shades OF opinions
express horror at the Bmpsror's mur.
der.