New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-14

;naton, from Minister Foster, Secretary
blaine sent a cable dispatch OF condo
lance and sympathy to The Russian
Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Emperors
son. Alexander who succeeds him, was Dorn
Morch 10. 1S45, and in 1866 was married to
Maria Dagmar, daughter OF King CnriSIi"n
TX. of Denmark.
HOW THE EMPEROR MET HIS DEATH.
THE STREETS OF ST. PETERSBURG FILLED WITH EA-
CITED CRowps-THE ARREST OF THE TWO
Observation-Disclosures Oh SYMPATHY FROM
.rsrp,.--TBH OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
EVENT. - ,,o.o,,o,eo,
The Car is dead. AS he was returning from
parade in the Michael Manege about o'clock Sunday
afternoon, bomb was thrown which exploded
under the Cars carriage, which was considerably
damaged. The Car alighted unhurt, but second
bomb exploded at his feet shattering both legs De-
low the knee and infictng other terrible injuries.
TAKEN TO THE WINTER PALACE, WHERE HE DIES.
The Car was Immediately conveyed IN an un-
conscious state to the Winter Palace where be died
at 43O o'clock this afternoon. Two persons were
concerned in the crime, one Of whom was seized m-
mediately
THREE OTHERS KILLED AND MANY INJURED
The explosion also killed an officer and two Cos
sacks. Many policemen and other persons were IN
iured.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE ASSASSINATION.
The imperial carriage was attacked on the EEa-
terinofsky Canal. opposite the Imperial stables
While the Emperor was returning with the Grand
Duke Michael from the Michael Palace in closed
carriage escorted by eight Cossacks the first bomb
fell near the carriage, destroying the back part OF
il. The Car aud his brother alighted unInjured.
The assassin, on being seized by colonel of police,
drew a revolver, but was prevented from firing it,
HOW THE FATAL BOMB WAS THROWN
The second bomb was then thrown by another per-
son and fell close to the Cars feet 1t exploded,
shatterng both his legs. The Car fell crying for
help Colonel DOubky, though himself much in
iured, raised the Emperor who was conveyed to the
Winter Palace in Colonel Dorjibky's sleigh. Large
crowds assembled before the palace, but were kept
back by troop of Cossacks
TIE SCENE AT THE DEATH-BED.
The Imperial family was all assembled at the
death-bed The Council of State was Immediately
convened. All places Of public resort are closed
TnE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The Oficia Messenger makes the following an
nouncement:
Goods will has been DONE At 3;25 o'clock this
Sunday afternoon tho Almighty called the En-
peror to Himself. A few minutes before his death
the Emperor received the sacrament"
THE FORCE OF THE CONCLUSION.
COLOGNE, March l3, 1881.
The Gdzette's st. Petersburg dispatch says;
"Tbe two assassins of the Car were Immediately
arrested. The glasses of the gas lamps i'll the
Michael Garden beside the canal were broken in
pieces by the conclusion of the explosion.
THE STREETS FILLED WITH EXCITED CROWDS.
Gordon of guards was drawn around the scene
of the murder. The streets are densely thronged
with excited crowds. The utmost sympathy for the
Imperial family is everywhere expressed. The bells
of the principal churches are tOlling.
TIE NEWS AT ROME.
ROME. March 13, 1881. .-
In consequence of the death of the Gar Premier
Carroll has postponed his reception until Monday.
SYMPATHY FROM AUSTRIA.
VIENNA March l3 1881.
The Emperor Francis Joseph received the first
news Of the Cars murder which reached Vienna.
He Immediately sent messages of coincidence to the
Czarewitch and the Imperial family.
THE EMPERoR's BROTHER WOUNDED.
LONDON. Monday, March IA, 1881.
The Standards st. Petersburg correspondent tele-
graphs that the Cars right leg was nearly torn
from his body and his left leg was badly shattered
COsssck and passer-by were killed on the spot
The Grand Duke Michael was wounded. An officer
Of the escort and Cossack have since died.
HAnNo THE czAREwITCH AS EMPEROR.
Inc Gar fingered an hour and q half All efforts
" rahy MN failed. The only word he uttered after
DeinR struck was the name of the Czarewitch The
latter on leaving the palace after the death of the
Gar, was hailed as Emperor by the crowd. He was
surrounded. contrary TO his custom. bv n strong
mounted escort
EXCITEMENT AND INDIGNATION
The people are intensely excited and indignant.
The sOldiery, who greatly loved the Gar are
furious. ALI of the officials FASTENED n tho po,ooo
TO inquire as to the condition of the Czar To,o.
grams announcing the death were sent to all foroi,,
Courts and to every part Of the Empire
TIE BOMBS FILLED WITH NITEo.GLYcrRrrv
Ills stated that the bombs were made Of ,b,,,,
glass filed with ntro-gycerne The assassns stooa
on opposite sides OF the road. The carriaoo ,,o.
moving fast. and the first shell struck the crou,,,
behind it, and the back of the carriage was blown