The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-16
DEATH HAS HOLD OF HIM
HAS HE BEEN POISONED
There 10 wiid and Weird Tale
Scattering Around the World
Which Whispers os Aw-
ful Deeds.

NIxNEAroLIs, Oct. 15.-Has ths esas q
oil the Russias bssn skillfuliy peisaasd
and slowly put to death hy ssisutias
means IN the hands of nihilistsf n.
George y. Schmidt, . German tsavelee
now In Minneapolis, has received q -
crst dispatch from ST. PetsrsburR vhieh
throws strong light on the crisis In Eu-
ropsan politics caused By The impsndisg
dsath ef the csas. Thsss dispaseAss cane
written In sympathss.c ink on appassnsly
blank piece Of papsr. An appiicatisn
Of heat brought out strange stsnonspAie
characters, which The dostoe readily
translated. Tho dectoe Translated ths
dispaAch tee the associated pssss as Sel-
lows:
The csar h lying ct the peint of dsath.
The exeitemsut In The hiehsss eiscles ee
Russia 10 tremendous. u 10 unidentified
In . vide circle IN Russia that the esnrs
sickasss vas brought ahout b. sysssmatis
msans. His death viii not b natural
oas. II b On account a this that the jsus.
nals oontradiet The faet a the esar's siek.
nssa Thsss is . party that wants H.
esarswitch On shs throne. TIE esassvitsh
70 ef Q cranky, mslaueholy nature, b.
esinsd TO institute The moss radical ~.
ferns throughout Russia, and hes alvsaAy
nsde plans foe such a6tioa. h b musA
hated b. the Clergy. hr
"rbs patriasch ef Mesess, - b a
the hsed d the Greek eharsh, has trsv.
slsd ebeut With the csar in erdsr 10 -
suaos him 70 put hl9seeeod Deu - tho
throne Instead of the csarswitsh. TAe
Creek Catholic church in Russia b fevpss
ishly excited. The rsichsrath. a. eouneil
ee The smpirs. h daily holding sscest esan.
els; the pan-slavle party h With ~
church and against The esaseviloh, vho h
. great fsisad oe Germany. ohsulA ths
esae decide to plaes hls sseoaa 80 upsa
the throne. this vsald - iosksd upee e
. digese iasalt 10 Germany, snA vsalA -
attsndsd With The moat sssieas pppults.
"Ths sssoad go e ths ss,s b vusy n.
imscal 10 The Germans and friso1ly . ~
frsneh. He b vssy dsspetis and h ~
highest degree hesdssroag aud . stpsae
autoerat. ID b feared thaA - ths dsaak.
bed of ths eaas the church inousnss vill
sueeeed In inducing him teeall ~ saspaA
son - his SUCCESSES. A. thb ssosaA ssa
b very hos hsadsd, - b ~ ssse - =.
uain Leo % ths tAsDao vj1hsus hsaen,
Ing sasisusly involved \ sGato tssahass.
The ssysas-old patriaseA q Moscow ~
had two confsrsoess with The esas q u
dsathhsd, but no see kssws ~ purpsst
| a this talk.
"Ths sssoad sea a ths esas b veg ass-
petie, opposed 10 the lihssiy e ~ psapis,
and Of an envious nature. Hs = Q 1nG
soldiss, fead q nghtins. . martial tsllss
end vssy amhitisss. He b IL ensmy q
England, Germany. ana, abevs ell Anss,
ica. He not only insseds 70 ineesass ~
slss q Asistie Russia, bat wtll attsnel
The tssasadeus task q heingine ~
Bseine stsaits undsr nnsslan ssaHoa snf
sxtsndins his empire II tAs dissetisa q
Amssiea. This prince b by I'll edds -
of the greatest gsnssals IN Russia, hAvino
bssn With Aeuska and TinasshlsR an1
having studied with The latter. An II
eahinsts Of Eursps ass alarmed. u b ~
mersd that the entranss q England in1u
The drsibund-thas d. the tsipls aIlianss-
b about to take plses.
"Airsady bsswssn RnsslA aAA esAnse Z
secret rslatiea has hssa eatsssd iato,"
D.. Ven Schmidt h . sseoaA hsuteaaaI
IN The Prussian army, travelling o. leave
He b beund for Japan and ths 0eisas.