New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

al 1:55 r. m and wds consci rs % n" last.
Trc dispatch wa showa a. once t. Pr"sii'nt
Casimir- Poricr. He read 1t, laid 1t down ana
after long silence. said.
He was Frances strong ami loyal friend
An Official dispatch received by tho Russian
Embassy thit evening says that tn" Czar di'd
AT 2:l5 oc.ock. Press dispatches fro;1 =. Peters
burg speak of the deep mourning thr 'ugh"u'
the city ana the great lhrongs IN and arounl
the churches st Isaac's Cathedral vas drapei
before O'Clock to-nigh..
President Casmir-Pcricc sent messages Of con-
dolence this afternoon 10 -. Petersburg and
Liyadia. All the Ministers inscribed their names
in the callers book al n, Russian Embassy
Flars on all the Government buildings are AT
ha,f-mast and many Of the buildings are draped
with mourning
The presjden: sent the CZar!nh personal
message Of confidence. NJ. HanotauX. French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs sent 70 NJ DE GerS'
Russa's Foreign Minister a dispatch expressing
ia the name or the Government the grief which
tine news Of the cars death had caused in
France Premier Dupuy telegraphed to the
prefects Of the departments the order that their
flags be drapcd in mourning and raised at half-
mast
This evening there is but IN" one absorbing
tonic on the boulevards and in the cafes clubs
and theatres If the resident Ot the RepuDi'
were dead the expressions Of regret c"uIn ho' d.
more general. The probable fleet ~ the event
upon the Russ0-Frenc' allian"" ana IN" hui'-
pcan situation in genera, is discuss"1 Dy every
groun ir the streets or cafe. The views are
almost withou, exception optimistic Ihe D'"oi
is that Nicholas will adopt his fathers policy.
The Czar's death viii be announced o'hcidy
to the DEPUTIES and Senators on Monday al 'h'
opening Of the Chamber. Doubtless an "'die'S
of coincidence will De drawn ana paSS"' ,', nl ,'',
Chambers The Ministers VIII meet 'o-h''i,"
tn name the delegates to the funeral an" -
consider other matters n connection WIN me
cars death \ requiem mas WILL o' S''' !"
| tn. Russian Church tomorrow. .
the President visitcd The Russian Embassy
| tbis afternoon Baron Mohrcnhcim received MN
| at the entrance, ana yea h," !" ,tr,',nI,
| rom holding him by the hand aiiecu"n'''N
r.n visit was long. and probably of more lmpor
! than a mcIc visit OF courtesy. me I'aN'-'"N"'s
| was fervid. ~ >, ..t eo,t-
ous doubts on Nicholas's fondncss for rIanS"'
Hc is reputed 10 be NOR, AnglopnII" 'h,h ''Ailo @
| ,,huc although inclined 10 continue th' '''l'''
,r,rT,r.,andin~ with France. TIE !ri nay Irla-
| lions between the countries. Ii Is thought are are
| likely to be- maintained. but anyihins IN IN"
| shane Of a written treaty viii br d"pIi'a'eu. II
| g. rarrGd.utlv stated in wrll-inf)rmcd quarters
| tbat General Count NorOnlzon l'isnkpii MINIS
| ter III the Imperial Court. VIII irurc. re WAY WAY
| rer,onal friend Of the car but b" never wa :
| ,.,e.,ro graia to the outer court cifces Iic -
| ;mbued with many retr'Grai" IDEAS cal,uia.'"
| to make him lmposslb' III MS Pi P'p ,
| signs Of mourning have mullpIl"d ever SliIPr
| ,h. news was made public. La Prcsse lie
Iour'' and lie Soir issued special ediii'hs witn
, Iark borders All sold rapidly as they could
| b hrought 10 the street. The booths ana news-
| oen were surrounded by eager crowds strug
| ling ro buy papers before thc supply was cN-
bamstcd. To a reporter Of "Ie Jour" eT-Mnhs-
, ter Flonrers said;
20 not think that the change Will endanfeI
| J. Pu,rce with Russia. ! am convinced that th'
@',neujtch will follow the course laid out by ms
| father ,., ,, on, ,., ,,or
| - received a dispatch from the British En-
,,assv AT ST. Petersburg stating that the Cars
death occurred at 2:2O p. m
rhe Russian Embassy received its first ON
cial news of the Cars death from i'ora kim
| ,a,. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
p,' p,, iS,onded TO Ambassador Staal copy Of th'
S,soatch sent from the British Embassy IT II
Gisp1tersburg Several Ministers called at the
| 81 - Embassy this afternoon. Announce
hun n, of the death Of the Car was officially
mnSnnmunicated mem by wire from Livadia to MARI