The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-05-31

The imperial banquet began At $3.50 p. m,
in the hall called Granovitatia Palata. This
hall was specially restored for the occasion
and was splendidly decorated with cloth
Sar ns9 end
Of unequal heighth. Their majesties were
served by distinguished mobiles, acting as
cup, bearers, ,carveree, etc. The first
toast was, CHS majesty, the emperor"
which was followed ~ salute Of
six'y-one guns; next was "Her majesty, the
third was ''The imperial household" followed
by thirty-one guns; and the fourth was 'The
clergy and all faithful Subjects" followed by
twenty-one guns. The foreign princes and
diplomatis.s present stood during the first
course, and afterward, In accordance with the
ancient custom, withdrew TO : separate repast
The weather was fine throughout the day and
Everything passed Of successfully: Silver
tokens In memory OF the day were distributed
in twenty Moscow churches tonight
Before their majesties left the place, the
route to the cathedral was sprinkled with holy
water: Heavy rain fell before their majestes
started, but just as they took their places
under canopy the sun shone brilliantly. In
the cathedral it was noticed when the car
knelt alone to utter the prayer OF intercession;
his eyes filled with tears and he sobbed
Mounted Cossacks patroiied every street Troops
lined the route, and the procession remained
bareheaded, the whole morning Those unable
to obtain admission to the kremlin remained
outside on their knees close to the walls dur
ing the best part Of the day praying for the
car A correspondent who has witnessed the
greatest ia yea t. OF the last thirty five years,
says tho sp tctavlo eliminating in tue advent
of their majesties, crowned and robed, was The
most imposing ard splendid he ever beheld.
THE COST OF CORONATION
is estimated at 81, OOO, OGO, which will be oov-
cred by the issue of treasury bil'. Only thir-
al ~
inside the cathedral during the ceremony-six
Russian and seven foreign, the latter including
one English and one American correspondent
An academy professor and twelve Russian art
lists were appointed to make complete
album of the scenes of the cornatlon. Kremlln
been Impossible for any miscreant 10 havo ex-
tracted his arms should he have intended to
use Thorn against the czar. The czar's crown
dates from the period of Emperor Paul L, and
is valued at s, 100000 roubles.
THE CARS MANIFESTO
very considerable length: Crowds besieged
the printing Office to obtain copies A perusal
Of it caused great rejoicing. The car has adj
dressed the following rcscript to Degiers, min
lister Of foreign affairs:
The great power and glory acquired By Russia,
thanks to Divine providence the extent of her en-
p;re and her numerous population. leave no room
for any idea Of further conquests My solicitude
IS exclusively QeVOteQ 10 the penceADlo develop
ment Of tho country and its prosperity, to the
preservation Of friendly relations with foreign
powers. on the basis of existing treaties and to the
maintenance of the dignity Of the empire. Having
found in your constant, Jealous and useful cola
borator for the promotion Of these views in the
direction Of our international relations, confer
you my order Of st. Alexander's newski, in dia-
LoNDo14 May 2S.-The Times correspond
emit the only English newspaper representative
in the cathedral, says the ceremony was grand
aud imposing: Ny pen can give only faint
and imperfect outline Of tho event. The ilu-
limitations tonight are magnificent The city
looks like mass of yariegated fires.
Thellnan1festo announces continuance OF
the present state of affairs in Russia, the con-
ditional pardon Of Poles. remission of penal
ties for non political offenses, and other mat
ters as previously referred to in these dis