The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-13
Can England Give
Them a Respite u?
ELECTIONS IN AMERICA.
Nicholas IL. Reigns in Russia-A General
Summary of the News of the World,
with an Itemized Resume of Gable
and Telegraphic News.

LIvADIA, November 1.-The bulletin
posted at 10 o'clock this morning indi-
Gated a grave condition in his Majesty
the Gar, and the people were not sur
prised 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 supreme struggle for
him to breathe. The Cars expressed
desire that he should die on Russian soil
has been gratified
LIvADIA, November 2.-The remains
of Alexander III. having been embalm-
ed and attired in the uniform of the
Preobrajensky Regiment, were con-
veyed this morning to the small private
chapel of palace. The bier was sur
rounded with the lighted candles and is
watched by relays OF priests and officers
of the army. The date of the funeral,
probably November 18th, will be an
nounced hereafter.
LONDON, November All the dis
patches received to-day from Livadia
agree that the Cars death was peaceful
and apparently painless. The Czarina
is completely Frustrated. The attacks of
hysteria for which DR.. Meyshejewski
recently treated her have returned and
threaten to break down her general
health, besides inducing paralysis OF the
feet. Nevertheless the semi. official
statement is that she bears up well
under her trouble. Her friend and for
mer governess, Nine. Descalle, Bel
gian, has been with her throughout the
ordeal OF the last week. Nine. Descalle
says the Car died il perfect peace,
praying audibly with Father Ivan to al
most his last breath. She describes the
last scene as beautiful and impressive,
although agonizing for the Czarina.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. g. Gar
Nicholas ii issued his first proclamation
today in which he commands the
allegiance of his subjects.
LIvADIA, Nov. 3.-The body of the
Gar Alexander was embalmed on
Thursday morning. 1t will lie in state
before it Is removed to Odessa. The
arrangements for the conveyance of the
day.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 4.-Metropoli.
tan Palladius, assisted by the orthodox
Greek clergy of the capital, conducted
an impressive service today at st. Isaac'i
Cathedral in memory of Alexander
III.
ST. PETERSBURG. November 5.-Tht
Car and Prince and Princess of Wales
will leave Livadia Thursday afternoon
arriving at Moscow on Saturday, wher,
the body of the Gar will lie in stat,
throughout Sunday. The body will b,
taken from Moscow on Monday to st
Petersburg, where it will lie in stat,
seven days.
Nicholas II. is expected to reach tn,
capital at the end of the week, after
days sojourn in Moscow, where he will
receive the homage Of the officials ant
conspicuous citizens. All the taverns il
Moscow have been closed.
ODESSA, Nov. ga firm belief pre-
walls here that Gar Nicholas will abolish
the press censorship.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Daily News cor
respondent in st. Petersburg says tina
DIR. Zaccharin is not likely to return t
Moscow at present, as the populace per
sist in the suspicion that the Car wa
poisoned. The students declare tina
they would not attend his lectures, an
that his life would be in danger if h
should return.