Daily Republican., 1882-07-11

A0VOItAnE Cf1m0-Th0 Police OF
I Paris Unravel . Deep and DARK
CEfmo-OGheF In0ldomts.
From our regular correspondent.
: PARIS, France, June 27, 1882 -
Another remarkable story has to be
added to the long list of curious and
excitlng narratives connected with the
Nihllist cause. The st. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Voltaire guaran.
tees the authenticity of the following
1acts which are said to have
materially increased the anxiety felt in
the Russian capital for the Cars
safety. Shortly after the opening of
the Moscow Exhibition, which was re-.
Gently inaugurated by the Grand Duke
Vladimir, young man demanded an
audience of chief Of the police at St.
Petersburg He refused to state his
errand to any of the subordinate off.
Gals, so after being carefully searched
ne was admitted to the presence of the
General.
Here he stated at once that he was
sent BY the Revolutionary party and
explained his mission In the following
Terms: The Emperor is prevented |
from going to Moscow by his fears of
our schemes. His dread will cease to
be Justified whenever he grants Con-
stitution; then he need fear no conspi-
racy, and can go in safety wherever he
pleases. 1t has fallen to my lot to in.
form you that if the Emperor persists
In his reactionary policy nothing can
save him. Neither my friends nor Inv
SELF wish to murder him PREACHER.
Ously. Alexander III is warned as
was A EAnder II. We do not assas
'lna'e nIC we render justice" At this |
point Of the interview the police officer
'eemed anxious to call In assistance,
'ut the young Nihilist stopped him
md added ~ do not wish to be- suh.
ected to the indignity of torture. Ii.
In coming here have sacrificed NV 10
life. could have killed You but we d
10 not commit murder uselessly. With A
hese words the youth stepped back a lii
CIV PAGES, and knocked two large but. CT
ons with which his cuffs were fastened tt
gainst his forehead. The buttons u
cling full of explosive substance, burst, 70
nd inflicted such wounds on the young fu
ian, that he expired in a few moments bt
'avlng no trace as to his indentity, of
his sensational incident has reminded hs
10 public that the murder of Alexan- al
'r Ii was preceded by similar warn on
gs. an
According to letter received TODAY he
ON Tripoli, the widest rumors are riy
9ing actively circulated among the lin
tive population. 1t is openly stated va
at the Sultan has inflicted q fine of be-
millions sterling on France for hav- thu
g disturbed the peace of the Tunis- he
rs, and that the columns under Gen. ni2
al Logan have fed, panic stricken. to the
Q coast, where they are to be en-. prt
'rked without:a moments delay. The AM
Tier continues: 1t Is also said that VIII
DerVlsh Sadi Haniza Zaffer, who she
g been sent TO the Sultan to preach we
Holy War,is about to make REQ uisi an
n ofall vehicles at Tripoli with their tnr
'ltese lrivers for the accommodation hin
The marabouts, his colleagues, who of t
to accompany him to the conquest ing
runis. hea
n the Moorish cafes the people treat tasl
b other to cups of coffee in honor of iect
inhabitants of Alexandria, who that
70 succeeded in getting the French fiat
English squadrohs in the Suez him
lal and in imprisoning them by the
'king up the outlets with sand. was
8 will give you some idea of the liutl
Q of the popular feeling. Nor is gun
all. The Ferik, accompanied by old,
Ben Amar, by Ben Youszef, and bags
mob of other revolters of the same hors
up. is visiting his batteries and
towering his cannon to prove that
he Christians approach they will be A,
this off II 10 annonncod ~. 01 a Acti
xish ironciads are on tha,S Uu LOU nte for t
Is with Kbaraddine Vic b"s H. ~ dealt
inated Pasha If TINT" me 0 Hoen tee '
convey some idea If the ,oiSo vove They
has been wrought in North Africa uI M
10 recent events in Egypt. ".