Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-11-13
DEATH OF THE GAR.
THE AUTOCRAT OF
RUSSIA PASSES
AWAY.
Nicholas II Emperor Of all
the Russians.

Majesty the Gar, and the people
were not surprised when it was
announced that the Car died at
3 o'clock this afternoon. His
Majesty did not sleep during the
night, and it was a supreme
struggle fer him to breathe. The
Cars expressed desire that he
should die on Russian soil has
beef ratified.
London. Nov. ]. According to
private dispatch received by the
Queen Of Denmark, the mother
of the Czarina, the Car died at
8 o'clock this afternoon.
Berlin. Nov. l. The Foreign
Office and Russian Emb assy here
did not receive the news of the
Cars death until 6 o clock this
afternoon.
Condor, Nov. 3 A special
from Liyidia. says at l o'clock
yesterday morning the Car ex-
pressed wish to see the Care
witch, and for several minutes
conversed with him in low earnest
tones while the attendants with
drew. The Czarewitch replied in
few words and bent down and
kissed his fathers lips. Then
tie emperor asked all his chill
dren to come to his side. In a
weak but perfectly audible
voice the dying man addressed
his children, and then taking the
hand of the Empress he for the
first time since his illness showed
signs of deep emotion.
After this the Gear seemed
somewhat more cheerful and fire..
quently addressed words of COM
fort to the Empress, who had not
ia i-:S Sia~- HI q ~-OIUOn
breathing became more labored,
and a violent fit of coughing
brought on slight hemorrhage.
This was followed by faintness.
When this had partially passed |
away, the Gar turned to speak |
once more to the family, but the
Empress, who was supporting
him, could not hear the words. |
and almost Immediately after
wards he sighed deeply and
ceased to breathe. His end was
most peaceful.
London, Nov. 3. In leader
this morning the Daily Neans says
Car Nicholas could not begin
better. If he follows in his
fathers footsteps it will be we'll
for Russia and Europe, 1t cost
America civil war to get rid of
her slavery system. 1t was Rus
sia,s good fortune to get rid of
serfdom without the spilling of /
blood. This is one of the casual
advantages by which despotism
sometimes excuses its existence
to mankind. 1t will be easy for
Russia if she is left in peace to
outgrow the conditions which ex-
cuse despotism of any kind.
Berlin. Nov. 3. A dispatch to
the Tageblatt from st. Petersburg
says rings were exchanged yes
terday between Car Nicholas
and Princess Alix. The funeral
Of the late Car has been fixed
for between Nov. 10th and Nov.
Goth. and the wedding of the
Car and the Princess Alix will
AXE place few days later. It'll
IS expected the Gar will open
ihisoccasion by granting gextensive
political amnesty.
Sc. Petersburg. Nov. 5. The
Car and Prince and Princess of
Wales viii leave Liyadia Thurs
lay noon, arriving at Moscow .
Saturday, where the body of the .
Gar Alexander viii lie, in state
throughout Sunday. The body
will be taken from Moscow on ,
Monday to St Petersburg. where |.
t will lie in state seven days. .
London. Nov. 6. A Yalta dis-
'atch to the daily News says, theI J
'nbalming Of Car Alexander 5
'ody has been delayed, and the
emains cannot be taken away =
'efore Wednesday. The face OF ?
he dead Emperor remains nm ! !