The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-03

Seine took similar action. and the students
~ PARIS are making the arrangements
n.es...ry for sending delegations 20 81
Petersburg and Moscow. and having TIE
.r,,1snt. Of these tso cities deposit upoa
IN. es.kst rreashs which viii b sentfrofn
Francs.
TIE Fs1aro demands that Cen ssEssisr.
q. "a. general IN com uand Of the garrison
At P.Yis and a. chief Of the headquarters
ssas, be seat 10 represen. the French army
ct the funeral Of the ezsr.
In ali Of tie provincial cities OF Francs.
The scenes witnessed In Paris, the same
ss.n,av Of mourning enclsEns and the
same profound administrations OF gFiei are
recorded.
All the newspapers appear with black
borders and eli Of them express gries ~
the death of the Russian emperor. he
JomrrsSj Des Debats recalls the great quaa-
ties OF the emperor, who did not fear 20
aliv tho Russian empire With the Demo
cratic republic, adding: THE experiment
va conclusive. and psscs never seemed
better assured than nov. We nops 'hss
nothing will be changed"
The Nnsia says: .'In the mourning "a
which French and Russian patriots are
plunged one consolation remains. III
that the work which Alexander III. found
ed viii 30 continued by the nes ezar.
vho furni.he, an example Of fliai pieiy.'
President Casimir- Perier, wearing the
srapd Gordon OF the Legion Of Honor, and
secompauisd by the cabinet members,
attended the funeral services which
were held today NJ the Russian church
-. A.
The president and ministers afterward
went 10 the Pantheon, where they paid
respects 10 the remains OF the late Presi-
dent caraot, I'm order 10 associate the
memory Of the two men who WORKED iof
the alliance between France ana Russia
LAST evening President Casimir-ferier
sent q message OF condolences to MICH
oiss III. and also one to the exarina'
The minister Of marine, NJ Felix faure.
has tslegraphed his condolences TO the
Grand Duke Alexis. the admiral In charge
of the Russian navy. on behalf oil the
French navy. Thousands OF kilograms oil
coudolsnee sre arriving at too Russian
embassy.
LosDos. Nov. 2-Expressions OF SYM
Vsshy and respect called forth by the
death of the czar are universal Flags are
ss haif-mass everywhere In London and
in the large cities of the United Kingdom.
SPECIAL religious services are being ar
sangsd at Buckingham palace, 1t Mari
borough and 1t ali the residences OF the
royal family. Queen Victoria Is pro-
foundry affected. and has issued the
necessary instructions for tho court to 90
into mourning for the usual period.
The press reflects the feeling OF sympathy
expressed on all sides among the queens
subjects for the Russian nation In its
grief The Daily Ne,es 10 alone. among
the morning papers, to appear without
black borders, and among the afternoon
papers the Globe has made itself most
conspicuous by striking discordant
note, saying among other things:
at does seem little absurd
TO watch the attitude assumed by
France. For days past there has
been Q kind of hystsricai insistence
that. when the event occurred. France
must be the power to occupy the position
Of chief mourner. Apart from the implied
alliance between Russia and France, it
does seem passing strange that France
alone should b interested in the sad event
ct Livsdia. Our own royal family, and
through them the nation at large. 10 far
more deeply interested; aud the same may
be said of Germany aud Denmark. and
every country whore the monarchial sys-
tenn sxistA"
The Glasgow Herald states that while the
car was I'll Mr.. Gladstone sent
. dispatch to his majesty. con-
vsying the expression Of his deep
and respectful sympathy. The car
In reply sent . message couehsd In warm
terms. thanking Mr.. Gladstone for his
sympathy. This message Of Mr.. Glad
stones WAS In recsprocation of the per-
sonal inquiries the car made when the
ex-prims minister's eyes were affected.
Arequlsm mass for the repose of the
soul oil the late car vas held today in the
Russian church In this city. The Russian
ambassador, NJ. DE Staei. ali the staff Of
the embassy, representatives of nearly all
the foreign diplomatic corps and n large
number of ladies were present.
Queen Victoria. in addition to the Official
dispatch Of sympathy SAINT TO the Inn
psrial family of Russia. forwarded pri-
va.e message Of sympathy to the erarina
aud another TO the Car Nicholas.
bEaIts, Nov. 2-Ths imperial standard
floating over the new palace has been half
mastsd "a q sign OF Emperor Williams
sorrow at the death of the Gar. and IN all
parts OF Berlin over public and private
buildings the German dag 10 diplayed a,
haif-masL BY the smperors command
the thsssers have been closed. and the
court will go into mourning for four weeks
Among the people the death of the crar Is
referred 10 rs catastrophe of isE-reaching
consequences. Emperor William paid an
early call at the Russian embassy today
aud expressed his coincidence.
CoPESHseES. Nov. 2-The death of the
csar has profoundly moved the people Of
Denmark. Immediately upon the
reception of the news of ais
msissty's death orders we're issued
for the court TO 40 into mourning.
and the flags were hsiEmasted every
where. The king of Denmark and Crown
Prince Frederick will 90 TO Russia to at
tend the funeral of the eEar.
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