Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23
AFTER THE CAR.
Trying to Blow Him Up, But Un-
CessfuI.
HE ENTERS MOSCOW SAFE AND SOUND.
Rebel Forces Surendering to the Egyptians
Rupture Between the Vatican and
France-News in General
From Abroad.

LONDON, May pa dispatch from Be-
lin says a report, which is not yet con
firmed, comes from st. Petersburg that
previous to the departure OF the Emperor
for Moscow an explosion occurred under
the washstand and in the fireplace in his
dressing room, but nobody was injured,
the Emperor and Empress being in the
dining room at the time.
Safely There.
Moscow, May 22.-The. weather this
morning for the entry into Moscow OF the
Gar was splendid. The whole route, from
petroflsky palace to the kremlin, four and
a half miles, was crowded with people. At
every point the Imperial standards were
displayed and the balconies hung with
gaily colored materials aad Russian colOrs.
The only foreign flags allowed to be dis
played are those over the various En-
bassys. Along the road which the
Procession Trayersed
are one hundred and nineteen maSts, from
which banners are dying. All the domeS
and spires of buildings in the city are
decked with flags. Thousands OF persons
passed the night outdoors so that they
might secure good places to witness the
procession. Multitudes OF others thronged
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Emperor.
Moscow. May 22.-The signal for start
Ing the procession was the firing OF arul'
lery and the ringing OF bells OF the
Cathedral. When the Emperor mounted
other salutes were fired. The order OF pro-
cession was as follows: Chief officer police
and twelve GendarmeS, private escort OF
guard and one squadron of dragons,
mounted Asiatic deputatiOns, representa-
tives of nobility, Court servants, courlers
and huntsmen, masters OF ceremonies IN
carriage drawn by six horses ana followed
by large numbers OF Court officials
and suits, foreign Princess, members
OF cOunCi of the Empire, Grand Marshal
OF Court. squadron of Chevalier guards,
Emperor on horseback followed by Count
Alexander Adelerburg, Minister OF War,
and Aide.de. Camps, General Czarwitch and
Grand Duke George Michael, Alexis, Paul
and Constantine, son oi Constantine OF last
named and others. After the male men,
berS OF the
Imperial Family
who were on horseback. come the Empress,
accompanied by Grand Duchess Nenla,
AleXandrovns, in state carriage drawn
by eight horses, a groom leading each
horse. The carriage was mounted by
pages and g:ooms following. Then
come the state carriages, the first contain.
ing Grand Duchesses Marie, Pauloyna, and
Alexandra Josephora; the second Grand
Duchesses Olga, FeodorOvna, and Marie
Alexandrovna and the Duchess of Eden
burg; the third Grand Duchess Vera Con-
stantinova, Duchess of Wurte mburg and
Grand Duchess of Wurtemburg, and
Grand Duchess Cstharine Micharebrua,
and the fourth the Princess Marie, OF
Baden, Princess Eugenia, of Oldenburg,
a nnphaCS MppElpn-
burg; Stretiz squadron of CurasSSier regi-
ment of guards, soldiers Of honor in car
riages.
of lancers Of the Grand Mayor and depUta-
tions of tradesmen Joined the procession
at Old Triumphal Arch. The marshals of
nobility of Warsaw and several other dis
triCts did homage to the Emperor at iris.
kaia Places. The civil Governor OF Moscow,
Judges and other city officers received the
Emperor at the Gate of Resurrection, where
his Imperial Majesty and grand dukes and
Empress alighted and knelt in prayer be-
fore picture OF the Virgin. The arch
bishops of Warsaw received their Males.
ties at the steps OF the Cathedral OF As
sumption with the cross and holy water.
At this point the cheering OF the people
was perfectly deaGening. The procession
then entered krenliu.
Moscow May 22.-The Gar left PetroN.
sky palace at noon and reached Kremlin
at % o'clock. There was a slight fall OF
rain during the march of the procession,
but otherwise the affair was complete
success. The enthusiasm of the people
along the route was unbounded.
Surrendered TO the Egyptians.
CAIRO, May 22.-rhe Governor of the Sou
dan has telegraphed to the khedive, re-
porting that after the battle on April 9th
the rebel forces were pursued. Two vessels
commanded by Hicks Pasha and Gehieh
Bey cut Off their retreat at the passage OF
the Nile. The ma jOrlty OF the native chiefs
submitted to the Egyptians, and the Gov
ernOr is sanguine that others will follow
their example.
Rupture Between the Vatican and
France.
PARIS May 22-Cardinal LavIgerie, Arch
bishop of Algers. has been authorized by
the Pope to call the attention OF the French
government to the difficulty The Pope has
in preventing the tension between the
Vatican and France from becoming an
open rupture, and to show ii how patiently
the enemies Of the Republic await such
result The government made an amira.
bic reply to the Cardinals communica-
tiOn.
An Anarchist Rcarrested.
IARlS, May 81 he anarchist MOrpng,
having returned here after being expelled,
was rearrestcd He had intended to found
an anarchist journal.
ConspIratOrs Arraigned.
LIVERPOOL. Nav 22.-The dynamite con
spiratOrs were arraigned again to-day.
Testimony was offered showing the COnneC-
tion OF the prisoners with the explosion in
the gas works at Glasgow. The counsel
for Dessy and Elani.au protested taiS did
not concern their clients.
In Memory of LOnGfeilOw.
LoNruN, May 23.-Dean Bradley has
made arrangements To place the bust OF
loncfelow in Westminster Abbey between
the ton bS OF ChsnCer and Dryden.
ASihiIiSt Captured.
BERLIN, May pa Nihilist emissary
from Russia has been arrested in South
Bavaria.
Postal Service Bill.
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