The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-16
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TEE DEAD GEAR.
Additional Particulars Of the
Assassination.
The News ever the Globe.
FOTeeasting Concerning the
Young One.
TEE DEAD GEAR.
The News ever the Globe
NihIIlsn, in America.


NihIIIsm in America.
st. Petersburg, 14.-Dr, Dvoriacirini
who was among the physicians first sum
moned to the Gar, Immediately fetche
the necessary instruments for supuiatin
the legs which we're held by the fes
only, the bones being broken. Bloc,
flowed copiOusly from the laceratel
wounds. India rubber bandages wer
spilled fist to the right leg below tn
knee, and then TO the left. The Car
right hand, en- which wss a glove, wa
| found 10 be greatly laeeTsted. His mar
rage ring was broken to pieces anC
driven into the flesh. The surgeons tied
up several arteries. At length under the
influence of sulpbate Of oxygen and ice,
the Emperor opened his eyes and
respiration became more apparent
Chaplain Bjainor RYsiied himself of
the interval of apparent consciousness
to administer the sacrement, and for 9
moment some hopes were entertained OF
the Cars life, but minute or two after
wards his heart CEASED 20 beat. During
the final flicker of life members of the
family surrounded the bed. The arch
priest recited prayers for those IN er-
tremiS, all present llneeling. The spects-
Gle was heartrendlng. Col. Dj oDibki Is
confined to bed, but not seriously injured.
The number Of persons Injured by the
explosion Is greater then at fret sup
posed. Several bave since died.
All officers # the guards, civil officials
| and cut Gigrilsries met to-day at the
| Wntcr Palace 10 take the oath of sllegi-
..ce t. the new Emperor. When all
! hgA klaA Tho and
and imperial family issued from the
cabinet where the dead Gar 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, ~ should not like my son to
ascend the throne under sucn circum-
stances as the present"
The Ca, 1t seems, was warned against
attending the parade on Sunday. After
alighting from the shattered carriage the
Emperor approached Roussakotf and
ordered his removal. The police had
difficulty in projecting the second assassin
from the fury of the crowd. One of the
Cars legs was shattered to the top of the
thigh, his abdomen was torn open and
his face injured. A surgeon declared
that amputation was impossible.
Roussskoff mas been long time under
the suspicion Of the police. General
Melikof announces that only one ass
ASSN has been captured, but the police
have made many arrests.
4 salute fired by cannon on the fortress
announced the conclusion of the ceremo-
MES connected with the ascension of
Alexander third 10 the throne. The space
before the palace was covered with
people when the Emperor and Empress
passed through the crowd on their way
to the cathedral amidst deafening sccla-
nations. The Czsr handed over to
General Melikof the entire direction of
affairs and has summoned Populations
from the country at large to consult
upon the rest means to adopt against
anarchy and sedition. The garrison was
kept ready AL night in case disturba
should occur. A large number of Cos
sacks pstroiled the streets on Monday.
1t is persistently stated that General
Melikof hsd, some days previous to the
murdtr, unearthed the plot and entreated
the Uzar not to expose himself publicly.
Paris, 14.-The Cham Der of Deputies
voted unanimously to adjourn in view of
the destb of the Gar. In the Senate Leon
Say alluded to the Gear as one of the
greatest reformers of this century. Loud
cheers from all Sides One who had
liberated millions of slaves Duke de
Audiffret Pssvuer declared the Gar had
been friend of France from his earliest
life, and France would not forget it. The
Senate then adjourned. Funeral services
were held to-day at the Russian Church.
All members of the diplomatic staff,
President Grevy's military household
aud most of the cabinet ministers, Mar
shals CAnrobert and Mcmahon and the
ex- Queen of Spain were present. After
service Prince UriUtf and staff took the
oath Ct allegiance to the new Gar.
Vienna, l4.-Gbe court will go into
mourning one month. Archduke Lud-
wig will attend the funeral of the Gar.
In the lower house of the Reichsrath,
Bohemian members requested President
SmolkR TO express the coincidence of the
house with the Russian imperial family.
President Smolka pointed out that it was
the business of the delegation, where
upon all Polish members declared their
intention to Withdraw from the sitting if
such an expression was attempted
The fact Of President Smolka, who is
Pole, not abiding to the assassination
OF the Car, has raised much comment.
Constantinsple, 1.-THE Sultan has
sent dispatch of coincidence to st. Pc
tersburg.
Sofia I4.-The Prince of Bulgaria has
gone to ST. Peters burg, leaving the
regency in the hands of the cabinet.
There is general mourning throughout
Bulgaria.
Rome, An the Chamber Of Depu-
ties, to-day, Premier Carroll alluded
teelirgly - the deceased Emperor. The
Russisn Grand Dukes SPrgins and Paul
started for 1t. Peters burg. The Pope
sent Cardinal Jacobini 10 express regret
to the grand dukes, and also sent mes
sage of coincidence to the Gar.
London, 1.-THE British and Spanish
courts go into mourning month. The
Greek Chamber of Deputies adjourned as
q mark Of respect to the late Gar.
Washington, An emorial services of
the Emperor Alexander will be held to-
morrow at the Russian embassy, which is
heavily draped. The President and Mrs.
Garfield, the cabinet and their families,
and the diplomatic corps and families arc
invited.
New York, 15.-HeTGLd'S London:
There was constant succession of CALL
ers at the Russian embassy, to-day, to
express coincidence. Among them were
the Empress Eugene, various ambasss-
doris and foreign ministers at London,
mem hers of government, Lord Beacons-
field, Sir Alexander Galt, Cardinal Man
ming and Russell Lowell. The news Of
the assassination was received by the
Russian revolutionary party in London
at o'clock yesterday afternoon, from
their friends in Paris, Genoa and St.
Petersburg. 1t was announced in social
democratic halls, by respective speakers,
later in the evening, and was greeted with
loud and Continued manifestations OF
approval.
New York, 15.-The Herald reports
an interview with the nihilist correspon-
dent of the Springfield Republican here,
than whom it says there are very few If
any living in this country more familiar
with the deep laid schemes of nihilists 20
overthrow the Russian government. He
traces the assassination of the Gar to
the latter's refusal Of demands personally
made upon him by nihilist delegation
to whom he granted a clandestine inter-
view. At this meeting he was addressed
in substance as follows: They give to
Poles what you promised and your father
and uncle before you, constitution, and
not only to the Poles but to the whole
nation An article thst is good for trans
portation ought to be doubly good for
home consumption. It was good for
Russia in your time to spend millions Of
money and to sacrifice tens of thousands
Of lives in order to obtain constitution