Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-25

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GorrxaBuso. May A.-The Arctic
| exploring vessel Sophia, with Prof.
Nordenakjold and other scientists, sailed
today for Gresnland.
Welee0cA 1e0e.
DUNN. May 2l.-Archbishop Croks
has arrived at Kingston from Rome.
He Vas given An enthusiastic welcome.
He says he has no reason 10 b dissatis-
| fed with his visit to Berlin.
Archbishop Croke, replying to the
address at Wicklow depot, said: at
was the P0pe's great love for the Irish
people that caused him 70 be solicitous
for their welfare. He vas confident
when the Pope understood the situation
better efforts of the priesthood aud
himself for the Irish would be crowned
With success" Time would prove the
! CORRECTNESS of his representations to
the Pope. Meanwhile he urged the
people to submit to the Vatican.
Preltmiaary % the Ceroaatisn.
Moscow, May 3.-Ths Empress was
the only lady present at the ceremony of
blessing the Imperial flag. Only seven
Ut the sixty seven newspaper CORES
pondents were able to attend the cere-
usony, owing to the restricted space,
but tho director of the press ordered the
to supply other journalists with a de-
scriptl0n Of the ceremony. The Russi IN
Government has given press representa-
tives go each to pay carriage hire dur
ing the festivities. A portion Of the
parapet behind the Church St. Basil
fell today ON the heads of the people
| 1nunIoA aovopol "a vaDOre.l
that some of tho wounded died. Fifty
suspicious persons were arrested during
the last few days. The Emperor and
Empress will remain in semi-seclusion
until the day OF coronation. Illumina.
tions are less brilliant than expected.
Persons are waiting till Sunday. The
British embassy Was brilliantly illumi-
mated With electric lights. The success
of the Cars entry into Moscow has
had good effect. Greater security is
felt, and the value of money has risen.
The weather il sh0wery.
The Coronation Over with.
Moscow, May PA proclamation,
announcing the coronation, was made
this morning by the heralds 1t arms,
attended by several dignitaries, from
the circular platform before the Krem-
lin, which was used in ancient times for
the PRONUNCIATION OF Ukases. and also
for executions. Foreign Ambassadors,
who had been formally appraised Of the
time the proclamation would be issued,
were present, attended by large escort.
After several bugle blasts from the her
Alds, che Secretary Of the Senate read
the proclamation, ~ follows:
'Our most august. high and puissapt
oAOnRmSnA thu
having ascended to the hereditary
throne Of the empire Of all the Russias,
the Kingdom OF Poland and Grand
Duchy of Finland, which are INSOFAR
able from it, has deigned the following
example Of his predecessors and their
glorious ancestors TO command that the
holy sOlemnity of tho coronation and
annointmsnt, in which the Empress
will participate, shall, With the help Of
Almighty God. be performed on the
18th OF May. The solemn act il an
nOunced to all his Majesty's faithful
subjects. in order that on the joyful day
their most fervent prayers may be Of
fered to the King Of Kings, aud that
they beseech the Almighty to send His
grace and ble>sing upon his Aajesty's
reign for tho maintenance of peace and
tranquility to the greater glory OF his
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The Emnsror and Emn,as. on,, h-o.b
thar .acirr;on until SnnJav 10 rs S.S"n
the visits of foreign Princos. Il has
been decided not TO hold q great diplo-
man0 reoeps,on. ous - the Emperor
AND Empfeee nave insa MATED tnsif gut
inGness 20 ssseno one tcceps.on. Zen.
oc1weinioe' the German Ambassador.
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clve grand banquet ana Dali IN their
nonof.
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LONDON, Nav N.-Tn the House Of
Commons Lord Fitzmaurioe, under for
etgn secretary, replying TO the question,
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