The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-22

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pectssi. says a ~. f'etcr~s"arw cosvs'~tsss,-
ton at the Grand Duke O~slsta thine, known
throughout the world as tlc most talented
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priveh OF the power at speech T ~
making any sign beyond raising ami
."Tsr,ms IN, sys.s,r. mas NOV at ,..,s'%
intclliuruc,.
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ne was Sas'iS shcir suts'rior "s Tar "s
brain power WAS co''csr''ssi. Indeed. hc
WAS sd clever that hr made numerous en-
cnis.s aud his sharp wit and Sarcastic ut
IA. nu..... w..r,. .lr,.,.L.,l nv nlu,oss nj xh,
wrr. broa,xh, i'm con,,.t with him. Moth
inv was more amusing than the manner
i'm which he WAS wont to ,liscouccrt nr,,sy
bs,rss who were prrs..nt.si tp him Tor ,L..
his n...k iy an ..lassis. csrsi. and "s .'s,"
as ever his intcriocutor hasl emI,ark..l on
some loug-windcsi speech he wnuId quiet
~ give the elastic am imrn,ry..ptiblr
twitc.h which had the .fr..., ,f
sending tile. cys-uluss rctnuuudinu mn to
his eye, where il remained liked, without
any apparent effort or action ON his mart.
He would tls.u, gaze fixcslly thruuvh the
e~ye-vlnss at the. unfortunate susakcr. iust
as though nothing had happened. The
effect Of this little mauc,lvcr was r,neral-
~ to completely sliscomRt the new pres
cntce. Whose utierances were cut short not
by the manner in which the mouo,. an
p.ar,tl to fy up tai the, grand dukes ,y, of
It's own accord. but also by thu. fact that
his imperial highncss seemed totally nm
moved thereby.
From 1Si1 tn Isis Constantine held the
post of viccroy of the kingdom Of Poland.
His rule was, however, regarded as being
seeded 10y Field Marshal Count won Berg.
Whose. merciless tyranny and cruel dies
potisin remain one of the darkest spots Of
Polish history. While il is notorio,,s that
Constantine was tireless i'm his efforts tai
persuade his brnthcr, Alexander H., tai
Il is obviously absurd to give amy belief to
the assertions that he was connected
with the nihilist movement. This fact,
however. remains, that only a few weeks
before the assassination of the late czar.
Gen. Loris Mclikotr. who ut that time
submitted to the emperor not only the
confession of ~ nihilist prisoner which
implicated the grand duke. but also furth-
the accusation. The car received the.
pap&rs without saving n single word, and
the following morning handed them hack
To Gen. Loris Melikoif, with the remark
noted on the margin: II refuse to take.
any note of this prppostcro,s accusation.
Ii is am infamous Alexaudcr
never made any further reference to the
subject, but he continued tn treat Gen.
Meiikotf Will, the same marked favor AS
heretofore. n fact which was not without
significance.
Thai the present emperor had some.
feeling on the subject of these slsDicions
against tin. Grand Duke Constantine ls
Shown by the fact that within n few tays
of his accession To the throne he, suIum;sr-
ily deprived his uncle of his MOST of nr..s-
dent of thu. council of the empire. and
also of his office. Of lord hivh nsi,niral of
the fleet. He likewise. cornmaudcd him
To leay the capital and To take, M his
residence. in auasi banishment AT Ouau,ia.
his mavnificeit palaCt. near Yalta. i'm the
Crincn. SONS, months AGO Contnut;uc
was restored to favor. at thc time OF th,.
marriage, of his uranddnuuhter Prin,,.ss
AIcxnnIr, of GREGG, In th,. c,nrs.r.r's
yo,Inucst brother. Paul. SINCE then he
has resided in his unIncc nj PnyiOvsk. i'm
th,. i,,,m.,Iint,. n.iuhlorhoo, of This civ.
His eldest son. Who was disrracs.l and
di.,.nr,i,,I Inv nm. imrs.rinI family I'm IsI,;
f,r having ruIIs.I his n,nther Uf l,..r sI,a-
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