The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-23
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Triumphant Entry of the Gar Into his
Fathers Capital.
Hosts OF Reverent aud Enthusiastic
Subjects Line the Way.
Prayers Offered by the DevOut for their
Ruler.
France and the vatican-A Not I'm.
probable Rupture.
Another Assassina tion Society In Ire.
land has Been
Betrayed by the Inevitable and Iu-
yineible lnfOrmer.
Prayers Offered by the Devout for their
Ruler.
Betrayed by the Inevitable and Iu-
yineible lnformer.
Other Happenings Beyond the Seas


NJ n IN
mosoew' may Inc weather this morn
ing for the entry into Moscow of the czar,
was splendid. The whole route. from the
pa,rot,sl ~ nala,a To ,bo r.,,,.
feN W '"e iN'sii.i'' iour anu
na'i hiles' was crowded with people at
every point. The imperial standards were
dlsplayed. the balconies burc with ,,,u,,
oo,ouoJ - Ne Wv" sany
0o,oie" ih"'or'als ana hussiah colors. The
only foreign flags allowed to be displayed
are those over the various embassies
Along the road which the procession TIA
yersed are hundreds of Nenitian masts,
rom which banners are lying, All domes
ana spires OF buildings in this city are
decked with flags. Thousands of persons
passed the night out Of doors, so they
might secure good places to witness the
procession, and multitudes of others
thronged the churches, praying for the
sadety OF the empei 0r.
Inc czar lett tht Petroiisky palace at
noon ana reached the kremlim at 1:20.
Inere was shght fall OF rain during the
march oil the procession, but otherwise the
arair was q complete success. The en-
1husiasm all along the roate unbounded.
Inc sighal ior starting the procession was
the hrlng OF artillery, and the ringing Of
6elis OF the Cathedral OF the Assumption.
on tne emperor mounting other salutes
were ilfed. me order OF the procession was
,.s a. aSlio@s Onlel oitcer, police and twelve
gehuarines, private escort OF the emperor,
hrst squadrons OF cossacks OF the guard one
SQUADRON OF Dragons, mounted Asiatic
ueputations, representatives OF the nobility,
court servants, courlers and huntsmen,
master OF ceremonies IN carriage, drawn
py SIX horses anu followed by large mum.
pei OF court oihcials and suites OF foreign
princes, members oi the council OF the EN-
plre, tne grand marshal OF courts, squad
ron Oh the Cheyalier Guards, the emperor
On norseoaGK, Ioiiowed bv Count Alexander
AuelDerg. the minister OF war and aide-de..
camps General Czarovltch and the Grand
- ~ Duhes oeorge, michael, Alexis, Paul, Con-
s'an.lne ana Others.
E. Aiier an male members OF the imperial
iaIillV,who were on horseback, came the EN-
press, accompanied by the Grand Duchess
Nehia hiexandrova In state carriage. drawn
py tignt norses, groom leading each horse
WIN equerries on either side OF the car
rage, mounted pages and grooms follow.
iins' theh came the state carriages contain
i,ne tne grand duchess. squadron of
lancers OF the guard and the mayor and
deputations OF tradesmen Joined the pro
cession az the old trlumphal arch. The
lnarsnals OF tne nooliity,, warsaw and
oo'eiai otner uiStricts alu homage 10 the
emperor AZ the Iuerskaia place. The civil
government OF Moscow. judges and other
Guy oulclais received the emperor at the
sate oi the resurrection; where hisimperial
majesty ana the grand dukes and empress
ailshted ana knelt IN prayer before the
picture OF the virgin. The archbishops OF
warsaw received their majeslies at the
steps OF the cathedral OF the Assumption
Win tne cross and holy water. At this
point the cheering OF the people was per.
iectiy deaiening.. The procession then en-
tereu the hremlin. The emperor wore the
UNIFORM OF general, and was mounted on
splendid charger. He rode little
IN advance of the four generals
VINO :, were directly attending
him. He maintained calm demeanor,
although he often smiled graciously in re-
sponse TO The wild enthusiasm which
greeted him at every point. Cheer upon
cheer followed each other incessantly from