The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-15

Is used for reviewing troops. There was
review there every Sunday, and the
Car had doubtless attended one oil these,
CONDITION OF THR czAR BEFORE DEATH.
ST.. PETERsBURa, March l4.-Dr. Dvaria'
chine, who was among the physicians first
Summoned to the CzRr, ,immedi diately fetched
the necessary Instruments for amputating
his legs, which were held by the tlesh
only, the bones being broken. The blood
flowed copiouslY from the lacerated
wounds, India rubber bandRges were ap.
piled first to the right leg below the knee
and then to the left, The Cars right
hand, en- which was glove, was found to
be greatly lACerated. His marriage ring
was broken 10 pieces snd driven into the
flesh, The surgeons tied up several arte.
ries. At length under the influence oi
sulphate oil oxygen and ice the Emperor
opened his eyes and respiration became
more apparent. Chaplain Bajauor Ryailed
himself oi the interval oi apparent con-
sciousness to administer the sacrament, and
for q moment some hopes were enter.
tanned Of the Cars life, but q minute or
two atterwaTd his heart ceased to beat
During the final flicker oil life members
OF his family rurrOunded his bed and the
SrChpriest rsCited the prayers Tor those
In ertremiS, all present kneeling. The
spectacle was heartrending.
Col DoTjbky is confined to his bed,
but is not seriously injured. The mum.
ber OF persons injured by the explosion
Is greater than at first supposed, several
have since died, All the officers OF the
guard, civil officials and Court diHnitaries
met to-day at the winter palace to take
the oath Of allegiance tn the new Emperor.
When all were assembled the Emperor
and Empress and the Imperial family Is.
sued from the CRbihet where the dead
0zar lay. In passing through St. Georges
Hall on their way to tke chapel, the En-.
peror stopped before the guard OF honor
and said with emotion, " should not
like my son to ascend the throne under
such circumstances as those present."
The UZar, itseems, was warned against
attending the parade. Sunday, after
alighting from his shattered carriage, the
Emperor approached RoussankoR and or.
dered his removal. The police had diff.
Guilty Ia protecting the second assassin
from the fury OF the crowd. One OF the
Cars legs was shattered to the top Of the
thigh. The abdomen was torn open and
bis lace injured. The surgeons declared
that amputatipn was impossible. 4
HsNoRs AT PARIS,
PARIS, March l4,-The Chamber Of Dep.
utles voted unanimously to adjourn In
view OF the death Of the Gear.
In the Senate Leon Say alluded to the
Czar as one Of the greatest relormerH OF
this century; oud cheers from all sides
one who had liberated millions Of slaves.
Duke dAudidt PasQuier declared that
the Gar had been q friend OF France
from his earlies! days aud France would
not forget him.
The eenate then adjourned,
Funeral services were held to-day at the
Russian Church. All the members OF the
diplomatic stall President Greyy's mill.
tary household and most OF the Cabinet,
Ministers, Marshals, Canrobert and Mac.
Mahon and the ex.Qusen Of Spain were
present. After the services Prince OrlofFI
and stall took tho oath OF allegiance TO the
new Gar.
AT OTHER EUROPEAN COURTS.
VIENNA, March 14.-The Court will 70
into mourning for one month. Arch Duke
Ludwig will attend the funeral Of the
Gar,
CoNsTANTlNoPLE, March l4--The Sultan
has sent q dispatch Of coincidence to St.
Petersburg.
Sofia, Prince oi Bulgaria, has gone to St.
Petersburg, leaving the regency In the
hands Of tho Cabinet. There 10 general
mourning throughout Bulgaria.
ROME, March l4.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day, Premier Carroll alluded
ieeeiingly to the deaeaaed Emperor OF Rus.
ella.
IN NEW YORK.
New YoRK, March 14.-The State As.
sembly unanimously adopted resolution
that the moral, political and social senti.
ment Of the State and country have heard
with profound sorrow OF the death, by as.
saSsination, OF Alexander H., and putting
upon record their adherence ofthe crime,
as oil all official murders regarding them as
hostile 10 liberty to civilization and 10
Christianity, and the worst possible foes
,.,,o.,,
UAD'A'"AaS'
NEW YORK, March l4.-Emperor VIII.
liam wept bitterly over the terrible fate Of
his illuaLrious nephew and was entirely
unnamed by the terrible news. A few
days ago a resolution was taken by the
Russian mobiles to petition the Czar. Their
petition, since forwarded to it' destl.
IN 64 his Majesty Issued two DEGREES
which which granted ni individual liberty to every