The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-11-10

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br0flrrs 1n1 siscs ) :; tIsxzn3er Il. are Ni<k-
Na.la. no nsrs.st ~ 11E1 q Eei1l1Es3
nsses - is Re dean 3 zis sso:Ss-.
NIc1o1e. NIt him tL1roE<1z. hair 11r1re1t -
ne throne 4 re <eNlea empire - ~ ee
o. no princcss q wales The 1r1l 1tilt,
| Nlc1ol1z Al1x111ro<Itc1. Who via ~ cEEH a
az 1he Rnsziaaz Hls bern Nay r. Is1
Isl. ns s. : :sS 1'S' zss t 81 ha ssss's s ssiS
he soronlfion 4 ne rev emperor a1fI two
crowned With most splendid oerenonies.
There we're fstes to d.ys and tals through 81
Azxk,u1 rror Hu Tara
!. The white En.hsr9 has not passed ia
nSstsfa sssss e ~ Esiss Z Psees "a quiet
attempts ulde 70 cE<ce Aim lrcln lAt world a.
The living. Eotutthsisndt1R an he c1ro fnae
vas taken . prevent ne slightest mIs1ap, ne
his doom. The most scrioas attempts % kllI
him IVES mare n Tie beginning a. April rs1T.
Be was ersd a n l1e para ~ ea..ehl1a b 3
pistol vas dlschirIed &C 6lose qu1rEsr< Ths
uould-po azsa11sfn US arrested
Personally his naissty Was alua1s nnaf-
talned their objec1-th1t q friEklc1lnT HIN
into accession q 0eIf 1cun1t1 - 111onrfa %
hls NE. e ses o. t1ls po!n1 al1os< , tesal-
Divine proFidence that he should ian - VIC
TIM OF . bullet o. q bomb "a NJ hands q one
q his own snolsts, he uus> submit; bus -
his life and work e 4haths farn5d fhs naln-
te1e1ce o. tie dignity q Russia Jhc czarlna.
o. the other ha.d. sas always ~a1xioqs Tor her
tempted a~sssssliailon. thrss rsrSsns Esre ar
szpIoslys machines II tEsif poss<ssi3: ~
closures rsspsssiss tzs rsnissssioss q tSs
eonsplr.ey. Some q theso men yer. con-
tined r. the Schnssalnury fortress. HAlleoehors
On this occasion two Ucmen-onc fhs via ole
general, the other eta doctor. who vera ocu@
promised 70 some eKDcnt IN tho murder q Ne
plot. but they refused 20 eiFs any infcrnstion
20 TIE police. Traces, however. Of the con-
sEiracy were discovered At Cbnrkof. KisR.
MsrsaW' Moscow. Odessa, and Nogo Teher-
AbOtu the same period . military plot was
discovered In the Capcasas, n as result Of
rested. The chief eoaspirstor II tsis eSss sa-
en old o1icer Who Ind served more thar thirtv-
ave years, and whose breast was covered vita
marliaI S Tiais over which presided fsincs
Dondukod Korsakcd
or ouRAa
These nfhilist murder plots excited the
Ionsise ef g rs q s. ne ,n Sfs ssssE asa ss.
misunderstanding system 70 extreme activity IN
preventive and detective measures. ard 4 hiss
osen saia Is many IS - persons were arrested
splrscy, the widespread one under Alexander
III Five hundred Of the arrested suspects
we're subsequently released. there being not
are past when they could Be sentenced without
Alexander III saw his own father INITIATED
and bleeding % death. Hls own train and ear
rlage were blown 70 shreds and as q result
his own nerves we're no longer oflron. he was
many q time portrayed Is . coWard. The I'M
preston vas . strong one. and the elaborate
system Of espionage and the immoral practice
Of employing agents who sometimes Organised
he crime which they discovered. contributed
creditablc career Is "a onicer should amply
suf1ce % Tetute- Personal courage Ia one Of
The most striking chnracteristlcs o. TIE Roman
onss and OF moral ccurago the ear certainly
possessed enough for . hero or o martyr.
Once when Alexander was IN Moscow tho
walls Of the city biased out one alghs with
that 1t . certain hour two days later
tho car should die. Arrests BY the Wholesale
' ssfs ss made: 1ss ne Polls , eeSid get . trAil Of
Al the hour nnnounced for him % ale the
ear announced that he was going 70 the
Church Of the Annunciation within the walls Of
lice begged him to do reclining Of he SORT. but
Alexander said II HIS tins had come n
srr.u ssepy hs I2 Sae nks ne se aS'sss,5 e u1 ne
form Of . Geld marshal. ordered the po-
lice guard dismissed. and walked quietly. unat-
ENDED. .cross the parade ground q TIE church,
being celebraeed and he czar vas 81 his dsyo-
lions news q Ms res1nc19 spread over TIE city.
.Esst Crowds soesee 10 q. Krs1lIn- A
Alexander. having committed his soul 20 God
walked calmly ont Of ne church and into tie
' .'sSes S rsasa sPs2sd : is3s fog Nm. q.
you'd have been no heed for ponb Or pistoi-a
thrust Of . pocket-knlfs polld hnEs made ~
nd Of Alexander Al1xan6roVi1ch.
But not . hand vas lifted agnlnst HIN. Alex
.ndeE reached the steps Of ne palace, turned.
lecllg sne greet crowd, enq SPOKE He 9ald
Re bed been gsEnsd no. - come 9 Nos
'hreats from some mysterious encmy that Ne
I'd therefore dose a. Ell men should who ex-
'ected danger; he had eo4e . the ohurch .
rom on hignL This protection, he said. had
zen given him; his body, like his soul. was IN
'a1ds q ood-he feared no harm He BE-
Wisdom Ne would be allowed 70 live. Ihsn
he car thanked his people for their loyalty.
nd entered the palace amidst great cheering.
ovED ny 4
At home he was always the essence Of kind
less and ecod-natured joliiy. and iook such
leliRht with his family and intImntes. who
rcre never sure Of what was In atora for them
hen the car was In one OF bis rroIicktnG
hoods He was always . devoted husband.
hon not even his worst enemies ever accused
uch an adectionote fother thai his children
zirly adored him. "a fact. ali children we're
ond Of him, and during his visits 20 his tife's
aren1s In Copenhagen he was EiUays the heart
nd soul Of the young peoples enteFtainuents.
Ie would superintond all their sports, and Wa1
be merriest romp among the whole Los q
princes and pri1ccs8e8.
Uncle Sasks. % whom they All turned
y sympathy when any project was on h4no
hat they feared would Be fr0Wr1d down uDou
y their elders He was extremely efond q
shine, 50 one day they prevailed upon him %
Ike them nehing. He roved them himself %
good fishing ground, where . me catch IL
81 vas secured. but instead u returning 70
nd On one o. the small Islands and play Hob
ison Crnsoe for the rsEtof ne day. % course
proposition vas met with yell o. daIiEhs
the young royal Fridays, and IN he midst
!. this little RrUup q children, Who during
II day we're his only c0upe1ioDFs ~ mighty
81 e g s1 ses az 1890 s..s e. ss s sas 49,
repaired and Drolled he nzh- Il y certain
sFor vas thero . joILer host q . more nolElIY
crowd gathered around an Inrfouutn
A. han these childrsp and heir royal enfsr-
ne ear vas : psrfsct giant In siltsrs ana
.rength uetl Overcome y ilneea He k4sn
u % see hln-he Via used 70 challenge tha
hole crowd to Wrestl, aid whom no o1c vas
70 throw. oII10uEh t1o princes tried
ln4ly and IN . Dod until he Der1rIrnlIo1