New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

worthy effect upon his hold on the popular mind.
4 ciricature published in Tien-Tsin and pasted
on the walls represents him on the back Of
tortoise with a cannon under his right arm sink
ing a japanese cruiser. Another shows him as a
fish on the point of being hooked. In one placard
Ii Hung Chang is called Wongpa-the lowest
name of derison
A dispatch from Chemulpo to news agency
saws that the officials of the Corean Government
whose tendencies are prO-Japanese are framing
constitution TO be issued at the beginning OF
1895
A dispatch from Tien-Tsn says it is reported
there that Colonel Won Hanneken has been put i'll
complete command Of the Chinese Navy.
DUKE OF YORK AT ST. PETERSBURG.
MANY OTHER ROYAL. PERSoNAGES ARRIVING
THERE TO ATTEND THE CARS FUNERAL
CROWDS At THE CATHEDRAL.
ST. Petersburg Nov. 1.-THE Car. Princess
Alix Of Hesse. the Grand-dukes. the Prince OF
Wales and the members OF the British and Ger
man Embassies were at the station to-day 10 re-
ceive the Duke of York. the Duke Of SaXe-Coburg
and Gotha and Princess Irene. wife Of Prince
Henry of Prussia. The Car received the Duke
Of York. who is an old friend. with great corii-
ality \ large number OF other royal personageS
have arrived here to-day from different parts of
Europe. ana wagons loaded with their luggage
crowdir, .atO the PIAZZA al the entrance To- the
Winter Palace Most Of the Courts time every
day is occupied with the reception Of royal
visitors
The Cars constant and marked attentions to
the Prince Of Wales here called Waleski. have
been much noticed. and are thought to prelude
closer relations between England and Russia.
The Prince Of Wales and the Duke Of York had
grand reception at the Anitchkon Palace this
afternoon. All the generals and staff officers
now in st Petersburg went. ablaze with their
medals and orders The splendor Of the scene
vas hardly dimmed by the signs Of mourning.
The Grand-dukes assisted at the reception. and
most of them signed the Prince of Waess visit
ing-book.
Although not officially announced. the wedding
Of the Gar and Princess AliX is quite likely TO
take place on November % or "A. The foreign
princes are expected TO remain for the celebTa-
lion. This is said t. have been Alexander lIl's
diving wish but some one Of the frequent ana
sudden changes Of the court arrangements may
,revent the execution Of ,he plan. The date Of
the funeral is still unknown II is now az hKeN
L. b. November Il as 90 ,
The rain ceased this afternoon ana IN" "ed'.'
has become much colder. Lines "i peop,g pi az 81
middle class dressed in black, mingled Wl'h ON
GERS in gorgeous uniforms ana iashlohdpE
dressed students. have been constantly r'u,liis
into the Cathedral. two abreast, 10 look ui''ii
the face Of the dead Emperor. L!lte @no'"'s
was cxh bited by the sightseers. Inc iheS ~
persons on foot Were kept at about d quhI'ei ~
mile in length. Many carriages kepl az HI's
a, . sn,t at a fixed distance from the Cathedra!,
where their occupants aighted and took theT
places in the lines Of pedestrians
The Moscow Gazette published To-Day a "'B
,efter from Professor Zacharin. giving run ac-
count # Alexander ITS fatal disease ana 'ne
contributing causes.
L,njon Nov. 1.-THE Daily News's" CORE
rpondent in St Petersburg says: More thah
1oooo sick persons from the provinces have ar
rived hopjng t. be cured Of disease by Kissing
Alexander IIrs forehead one old couple walked
= IA loss C-ll N
The IA afienc4 of those wishing u see the DodE
Is remarkable. For instance, persons standihs
at the Bourse at midnight on the l"'h nlu nD'
reach the cathedral until o'clock in 'he "O'"-
The Uni,ed Press correspondent writing from
Moscow on November j. confirms the report
tha: the rmbalming was defective
Vienna Nov l5-The AustrO-POhsh press Il
.ndjgnan, at General GourSo's refusal to aiio"
Polish dcputation to attend the funeral III -.
Peiersfurp II is said that. despite MS enleeD'eu
health GOurlo viii 90 to see the ne" NHa.' al ' a.
Ing with him a memorandum "n',n ipa, "o,ars
ttuafion i'm Russian Poland in the darkest '"'o'H :
and urge. tho necessity Of maintaining the eA-
sung system there.
Berlin Nov. 15-The "Tagcblau' says tha'
Jus; before his death Alexander III ureen '"e
present car not to keep the theatres 10" '''e
in uo,,r,irq "I d., no; wish" he said, ITO nave
50 rr.,,. L9co,oe unhappy and lose thtlr Drtad
BY my death" Nicholas II has since giNe'l ',H. w.
900 rubles 10 actors and others hlaue i''' ~ WV
closing Of places Of amusement.
Rome Nov l5-The Prince OF Naples S'd' 'e4
TO-DAY for ST. Petersburg 10 attend AeN"i"''
HIS funeral
OPPOSITION TO THE MADAGASCAR "f''->
London Noy. l5-The Paris correspondent ~
'"The Daily News" says Of the proposal ~ ''P, ~
pirate e, nD ss,j francs for the campaign III ''''
gascar: . -. o,,
Despi,e the fact that eight men nibers " ~, credit
mttee out OF eleven favor thc W ~ 7scu.ilv The
l.T
Padicsie I'D Socialists will Oppos" me - az,
Is widely fe.t that France mas '''nroruar and
10 course likely to be extremely HVentures &c
far costlier than the Government
,,a.o,.<
Paris Nov ia dispatch sent from '..
by lie Myre de Vilers. the special fTeho" 10y ~ :,
says tha, the French column Of evacua'iom rr ., m
making good progress ana - thP'.I -
at Majunga by the end OF TINS moh'"
ENGLAND AND THE TRIPLE ALihAH''
London Nov 1.-THE Vienna correspondent, ol
THE Standard sends long dispatch 10" -I
Concerning the position OF Germany III h~"op ~ &,
the relations OF the Triple Alliance to fhsia''' "
Inc latter case basng his obserVatiohs VII
Rosebery's references to Russia in his Guildhai
speech. The impression that Ehgiahu - 'e ,
toward a rapprochement with France and Russia
and an enlargement from the Triple Ai'ia".' ~
says. causes uneasiness and regret. which arr
rejected In the Vienna press. Commenting o' ~"
dispatch. "The Standard" says
,s Germany taking the place so iong oc9'H Tb,
oy France as the isolated power Of Europe! u, ~
Events OF the last weeks undouDteny ~. snan
sne impression that Emperor Williams tecen -
kinney has not tended TO increase tne NV nHi nv nil