Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-25
Princess AIIx Reported Married.

LONDON. Oct. 25.-According to n spe- cial dispatch received hore from Paris. a telegram was received in that city from Odessa saying that the marriage of the czarowitz to Princess AlIx of Hesse- Darm- stadt began "Wednesday morning at Liva- dia.
 According to another dispatch received here from Paris a telegram has been TO- ceived at Darmstadt announcing that tho conversion of Princess Alix to tho Greek faith took place Tuesday In the presence of tho procurntor general of tho Holy Synod. Pobiedonstzcf. Tho ceremony Is said to have taken place in tho strictcst privacy.
 4 Berlin correspondent wires that he hears that it Is probable that only m eo- clesiastical bctrothal and exchange of rings occurred Wednesday between the czarowitz and Princess Alix. Such a be- trothal. according to the eastern church; is as indissoluble as marriage.
 An imperial decree was published de claring Grand Duke Michael, tho third son of the cZar, heir apparent to tho throne after the accession of his brother. Grand Duke Nicholas, tho cZarowitZ md heir apparent. Consequently Grand Duko George, tho second son. has renounced hls rights of accession in view of tho fact that his condition is considered hopeless.
 An undefned rumor was started that the czarowitz would shortly leave Liyadia for St. Petersburg, and that he would not await tho death of tho czar, his father Tho rumor had 1t that the coming of the czarowitz to this city was in order to be at the capital when the czar passed away. This increased tho conviction that tho czar was in extrcmis.
 The Car suffers From DrowsIncs..
 A dispatch to The Globe from Livadia by a government official states that the death of the czIr Is expected in a few hours. X Paris dispatch adds that there Is growing anxiety in French govern ment circles
 A special from Moscow says that tho czar is suffering from increasing lassitude and drowsiness. and that 1t Is almost i'm possible to keep him awake except when he is attacked by tho nervous spasms. which almost amount to convulsions, and which add to his exhaustion. On the other hand, the sufferer has taken moro food and is ablo to retain 1t. According to the Moscow correspond snt of The Pall Mall Gazette, the wedding | of the czarowitz to Princess Alix Is fixed | for today.
 A dispatch to The Times from Ss. Pc. | tcrsburg says that among the various re- ports in circulation there is one to the | known German physician, has declined to go to Livadia to attend the ozar, and that a French physician has been sum | moned with a view to the possibility oi an operation If it be found that only one of his majesty's kidneys Is affected. Nihiiist. Busy. X seditious proclamation or appeal tc the people is circulating through the post in St Petersburg. Tho origin of the proclamation Is unknown, but it is evi- | dent that Its authors have taken advan- | tage of tho exceptional circumstances | that now prevail. The document is dated Fob. 10. the anniversary of tho enamel patton of tho serfs, and Is signed ''Ths Party of Russian Rights. It demands | that the rights that a despotic govern ment has withdrawn be restored
 Nothing is said in the proclamation | about the illness of the czar. but the pres | snt moment is referred to as propitious for securing liberty of the press and con science. An election, etc, is demanded
 The St. Petersburg correspondent ol Tho Daily Nows says that the official bul ietins do not represent the gravity of thu czar's condition.
 Temporary relief by tapping. he adds, means nothing. It is the general opin lon that his majesty is already dying. Il Is known that his unconsciousness lasted
 ssveral hours