, 1894-11-21

4Of OF. IHOInds mI. anu Mis-. AuQoISeu.
New York, November 19th.-London news
states that a despatch has been received from
TIE St. Petersburg correspondent Of one Of
the dali papers, stating that over thirty
thousand pc pie are waiting outside the Cathe-
drAl to see the Oars body, notwithstanding
very heavy downfall Of rain.
Other advices from that city announce
that tho King Of Denmark and The Prince Of
Wales havs placed magnificent wIeathS on
the bier. 1t is also reported that a number
Of delegates from France have arrived with
ten thousand memorial bouquets for distribu-
ton at the Cathedral.
In consequence Of the extensive floods in
the Thames Valley, it has been found neces-
sary to temporarily close Eton College.
Postmen throughout that district are com
PEELED 10 use boats for the delivery Of post
al correspondence.
Paris advices report the death Of VI. Mag
nard, the we'll known editor Of the Figaro"
A despatch from the ConstantinopIe cor
respondent Of the London Daily News is
authority for stating that the Sultan hal very
brusauely denied the report Of the massacre
Of the Armenians, but as soon az the
f. British authorities threatened to investigate
the matter, he ordered a military commission
TO Immediately investigate. The despatch
Alibioi SAhCO9 A4AtFE W. FS'@C - 1910
confirmed from many sources.
Adespatch from the Vienna correspondent
OF the Standard reports that a @npant specu-
lative fever exists in that city, and that the
bulls are fighting the bears Of other continent
tai cities, also that the banks are watering
their stock, and that the value Of real estate
IL rising. 4 crash is predicted.
From Berlin it is reported that q confession
has been made by an Anarchist, in which he
states that he was bribed to poison King
Alexander Of Servia.
Other advioes state that The Berlin trade
returns show a great incl ease in trade with
the United States under the Mckinley tariff
act.
kilograms from Italy report that the pro
vince Of Calabria was ON The 10Th inst. yio-
IDENTIFY shaken by an earthquake. The village
81 Prooopjo WA destroyed, the nunber Of
killed being estimated at above sixty.
Seventeen other towns an villages report
deaths and damages from the seismic dis
tuYbance.
Pointe.a-P itro 19th-It is reported the
schooner Clara J. Wilbur, Of Dorchester,
N. B. Jacksonville, to Pojnt-a- Pitre, piton.
nine cargo, went ashore on 10Th ON DesiIade,
waterlogged, and mlinmaSt gone; all hands
0. K.
New York, Nov. 20th.-A despatch from
the St. Petersburg correspondent Of a New
York paper states that tue funeral of the
late Gar took place yesterday and was
attended by thirty members Of different
Royal houses. The total representatives of
ROYALTIES numbered several hundred. The
Cattle lral in which the ceremony was per.
formed was ma3niiaently decorated |, the
pillars bearing about a thousand wreaths,
many Of which wore Of silver and gold.
Before the cotfiu stool the CzarInl and Gar
Nicholas the former appearing very pale and
fragile aud by their side the Kingot Denmark.
She Prince and Princess of Wales and tho
Duke Of York. At the close of the ceremony
all the members Of the Royal family kissed
the dead Gear, the coffin being thon lowered
into the grave which was lined with flowers.
When Gar Nicholas scattered a handful of
earth upon the coffin of his father the
Czarins fell upon her knees weeping bits
terly.
Other intelligence from st. Petersburg
reports that while Gear Nicholas was out
riding on Sunday a man threw a small
parcel towards him, which the onlookers
believed to be a bomb. The Car however
ooolIy picked up the parcel which was found
to contain u petition.
1t is stated that the Wedding of the Gar
an Princess Alix of Hesse will probably take
place en- or about the 26th inst. The core
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