The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-03-26

herit from our forefatherA, the throne of the
Russian empire, and the czardom and grand
tiukedom inseparably connected with e We
assume the heavy burden which God has i'm
posed upon US, with firm reliance upon His
Almighty help. May He bless our work TO
the welfare of our beloved fatherland and NAV
he guide our strength for the happiness of all
our subjects. In repeating before Almighty
God the sacred VOW made by our father to de-
VOTE according to the testimony of our fore
fathers, the whole of our life to care for the
welfare and honor of Russia, we call upon all
our faithful subjects to unite before the altar
OF the Almighty their prayers with ours, and
commend them to surer fidelity to us and to
our successor, His Imperial Highness the
hereditary Grand Duke Nicolai Alexandra
Witch
The number of persons injured by the two
bombs thrown at the emperor of Russia was
about thirty, of whom several have died. The
two assassins, named Roussaloff and Wilzikof
are students, the former being about twenty
one and the latter twenty-five years of age.
The St. Petersburg Herald says the car was
warned against attending the PAL ade whence
he was returning when killed
The Princess Dolgorouki, the late cars wife
and with whom he lived morganatically during
the lifetime of the late empress, has left ST. Pc
tersburg and will not return The cars mar
riage to her bitterly offended the present err.
paror.
HE remains of the late Emperor Alexander
Ii. were embalmed and placed in the chapel OF
the Winter palace at ST. Petersburg, there TO
remain for fifteen days. The assassin who
threw the second bomb was not captured. as
was at first supposed but was mortally wound.
ed, and his body was identified by his compan-
ion in crime, Roussakoff. The emperors lasi
words were, Sasha Sasha p the diminutive
for Alexander, his sons Christian name.
The st. Petersburg police have discovered
mine running under the ridng-school which
the late car visited and while returning from
which he was killed
PAUL KRUGER, the Boer leader says his peo-
pie are anxious to make peace and will accept a
republic under British protectorate, bat moth
ing less.
AUSTRIA has prohibited the importation of
hogs and hog products from the United States.
DR. CARVER, the American, came out first in
the international pigeon-shooting tournament
at Herndon, England, winning the challenge
cup and about $1,000.
i t,1HiL1sT proclamation, found at the house
OF the assassin Roussakoff declares that the
Nlhlllsts will continue their work and bids the
new car take warning from his fathers fate.
An attempt to blow up the Mansion house in
London is reported package containing
fifteen pounds of powder was found by a police
man at midnight on a window-sill in one of the
corridors. A lighted fuse was attached to it.
and an explosion would have taken place in
short time. The Mansion house is the home
of the lord mayor of London who said the
explosion would probably not have injured tbs
building, but would have damaged Egyptian
hall and adjacent private houses, and entailed
serious loss of life.
THE Princess Louise Caroline of Hesse
Cassel is dead.
A DISPATCH from Constantnople saws offi.:ai
reports show that fifty deaths from the plague
occurred at Nedjetf in five days, and eleven al
Djagara.
A GERMAN man-of-war has destroyed the
habitations of the tribe on the coast Of Liberia
who plundered German merchant ship
The Russian minister of foreign affairs, in
circular addressed to Russian Representatives
abroad, says the new emperor will observe a
pacific foreign policy and devote himself to the
Internal development of the empire. The civ
cular gives great satisfaction at Berlin, where
the idea of calling an European congress to de-
visit I.sals for suppressing revolutionary socie-
ties has been revived.