Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-03
MOURNING EVERYWHERE,
Russian Calh,dals DTaDcd IN The
EmOlGmS Of Sorrow.
nassr- for the Rspose NJ the soni Of
tho 'znr-Liberai- Issue - Man.
ifcsto-prrss Comments.

San FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The Rus
siau cathedral Of 81. Basil the Great, In
this city, IL drapel In mourning for the
death Of the czar Tho cmblems Of
SORROW will be displayed for a period
ofsix months, with occasional religious
certm MES and maSacs for the soul Of
the dead emperor. A. soon 49, official
Information OF the czaf's death was
received by the cOntistory ,prepnrat
lpt proper religious ceremonies were
made by the authorities NJ the Eastern
orthodox church. AZ 0 O'CLOCK this
morning solemn macs was celebrated
with prayers Tor the repOse Of the soul
Of the ear. This was followed by
memorial ceremony aud sermon anu
requiem alter the same manner ~ IN
all the churches In Russia.
DRAPED IN MoURSING.
LONDON, Nov. a.-Au Odessa dis.
patcnto tho Day Netgs says that city
~ dfaped In mourning. A grand re-.
quiUm mas was celebrated this morn
Ing aud was attended within anu with
cur the building by hundred thous-
anu people. rne Prince ana Princess
OF Wales viii arrive AtOdesaa tomorrow
morning. They have especially Te.
quostcd that no public reception be
gwen them,
The isfuo OF the mRnlieslO by the
party Of tue peoples rights has loI TO
numerous arrests, lists VI the papers 10
whom copies were addressed through
tho post have been handed 10 the
/ police. Nearly all the university
students in Odessa, kien, Moscow anu
/ st. Petersburg arc now under police
/ 0bservatiOu. Large numbers Of copies
/ VI the manifesto are being circulate
secretly. From what eau be- feared
lrum many different quarters the
moderate aud reasonable spirit Of the
document IL producing grave in-
| pTCrs,un.
WILLIAM A RULER OF FIRST RANK
LONDON, Nov. 8-Thv Paris oorfus.
pOudent Of the Times Gays that NJ.
Iltmunctnu, though never great be-.
lever IA tue Franco. Russian allianCp,
admits that the Cr0nstaIt reception
insured peace. lie says that great
moral influence viii INV be lacking Ia
tue balance Vi the puwurf. EmpeIUr
william, ho sdds. passes from 6ecOuu
To irst rank, iof tho young ear cannot
he counted on To address nim with au.
tnOTity. Political needs aru stronger
thHu human wills anu therefore IL IL
hoped tnAt Gar Nicholas VIII con
tinue the policy OF peace anu f.ienG.
sup Tor france.
NICHOLAS BEGIss WE'LL.
LoNDON, Nov Blu a leader this
muruiug tbs Ia y Ntys Gays Gar
| Nicholas c1ulu not uegiu better. IL he
iullUws IN his nthrT's foot steps IL Will
be we'll for Russia Auu EuTupp. IL cost
Am ,ricaa civil war to get rid Of her
slavery system. IL was Russiu's gOou
fortune 10 get rid oil sefld0m without
| tue splitting Of bloot. This n one VI
the casual adyantagesby which dtspot'
ism sOmeltmeH eXuurea lie eAibluucu ~
mRnkind.
1t viii Oo easy for Russia, II she Is
| lett ~ peace, 10 OutgfOw TUE conditions
which excuse dvspoutm OF any knd.
Is THE sOBEAHJG.
SOFIA, Nv. SIN Jho Sobranle,
Prime Minister StarIol referred TO Ibo
ueAth Of tho car ami expressed the
sympalhy Of tno government ull the
deputies Standing.
tPECrAL SERVICES AT t1vADGA.
LIvADiA, Nov. "a special rvryloe
! 10 celebrate the nccetslOn VI Nicholas
! If TO the throne Of Russia was hold to-
uay IN tue palace cIuIcn. IL was al
tondud by the rzlr, 20 srlna, the queen
VI Greece, duouess Ui SHxe'Couurg.
| GlthH, Princess AK Of hosst- Darn
| staut aud the granI -ukes and granu
duunessus now NJ Livadia.