The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-06
BUHIAL OF THE CZah.
The Fun,rsl Train VIII Reach st. Peters
burg on the 18th.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 5-The Prince
and Princess of Wales will accompany the
Imperial party on the way TO St Peters
burg. 1t is likely that the body will be
taken TO SebastOpol instead of Odessa
and there be transferred TO the Moscow
train. Moscow Will be reached probably
on the llth and st. Petersburg on the
18th The Imperial family will accom-
pany It from the beginning to the end of
the journey. The Intention OF exposing
the body in Livadia yesterday was
abandoned because the process of en-
balming 1t had not been finished. II is
more embalmers from Moscow to Char
koff. When ready the body will be
placed In the chapel at Livadia.
There are rumors Of police order TO
close the Vodka shops I'm towns along
the route of the funeral train, and It's
enforcement is said 10 have caused serl-
Gus trouble in several districts The
truth Of the rumors cannot be ascertained.
The goldsmiths OF ST. Petersburg and
Moscow are receiving tnnumerabe orders
for gold and silver memorial crowns and
crosses. General Van Nowski. Minister
OF War, and an officer under Ahe late
Gar at the capture &C Sastchutk. has
ordered a silver crown twenty-four inches
I'm diameter. The inscription is to be:
ITO the Chief OF the Army Of Rustchuk.
from the Chief OF His staff"
Van Nowski has obtained permission
TO place the crown on the Emperors
coffin.
ROME. Nov. 5.-Premler Crispi, as King
Humbert's representative, went 10 the
req lem mass In the chapel of the Russian
Embassy Baron Blanc, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and United States Am
bassador McVeagh. with the whole STAFF
of the United states Embassy and most
all members OF other diplomatic corps,
were present.
from the italian Embassy I'm ST. Peters,
burg, VIII go back 10 represent King
Humbert at the funeral
The POpOlO Romano and other Roman
daiiies continue TO predict that there will
be trouble in Russia unless Nicholas H.
grants constitution.
The Cznr Eulogized In Paris.
PARIS. Nov. 5.-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day was crowded when NJ. Bur
deau. vlce-presdent Of the Chamber. pro-
nOunced eulogy Of the late Car Of Rus
sia. The Chamber then adjourned as a
sign of mourning.
Polish Members Protest.
VIENNA, Nov. 5-There was a noisy
scene in the Reichsrathand to-day. The
president OF the House delivered an
eulogy Of the late car and during, the
address the Polish members hOtly pro-
tested against his praise OF the dead En-
peror. Finally the greater number Of
the Polish members withdrew from the
chamber. The incident was an unpleas-
ant one for the Government and Emperor
Francis Joseph Is likely 10 take il as d
personal offence. Many OF Or. LeawOus-
Kies party colleagues joined in the Misses
AMI groans. He shouted back al them:
II protest against this demonstration in
the name OF the sorely-tried Poles who
are dead"
The Polish members subsequently held
a meeting at the Polish Club. with Baron
Sealski presiding They expressed re-
gret that DR.. Leawouskie had acted
against the welfare Of the Polish nation
and against the rules Of the club, whose
solidarity he impaired. Resolutions TO
this effect were passed Immediately and
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