New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-04

now in Lugano He says that he learns from
Nihilist sources which are above suspicion as
regards trustworthness that the Car was pol
soncd with small doses OF phosphorous. IN, u.
process OF poisoning. he says, began on iast
March l. AlsoG adds: The saviors OF Russia
will now be safe
Paris. Nov. 3-Emperor Nicholas H. IN as
patch to President Casimir Perier yesterday an
nouncng the death Of his father. said; i am
certain Of the active share which the entire
French Nation will take in our mourning.
Replying to this dispatch. NJ. Casimlr-Perier
said THE two great peoples reInemos' My
ander ILL., who year ago to-day sent a teegia"
to President Carno; which drew still closer the
bond uniting the two countries.
Premier Dupuv in telegram to w. De Giers
Russian Minister Of Foreign Affairs. ,@'d:
France is one with Russia in grief as well as
in JOY. and will never forget the sympathy when
Russia showed in memorable circumstances
All Of the Paris newspapers maintain that 'he
policy of Russia will remain unchanged.
VI. Burdeau. president Of the ChdmDer Oh
Deputies. paid visit to Baron Mohrenheim' the
Russian Ambassador, this afternoon. ana ex-
pressed his coincidence with the Emperor, Men.
olas H. upon the death Of the atter's father. ana
his wishes for the prosperity Of Russia ana the
reign of its EmperO
Brussels Nov 3-The Independence Beige
says that the members Of the Imperial family.
the brothers. sisters. uncles etc. of Emperor
N.choas. are opposed war: and that this
fact combined with the influence which Ger
many has obtained At the Russian court. con-
firms the belief that the ncw car VIII not MAKE
any change in Russia's foreign policy. The
Beige" expects. however. that some immediate
changes viii be made In the home policy. as
Nicholas is known to be animated by liberal IN
tentOns.
Sofia Nov 3--Premier Stoilon formally an
nounced the death of the Car in the SobranJe
Yesterday Following the announcement The
Premier delivered speech. during which the
Deputies remained standing ". Sioilon sdld
mat in view of the fact tha; Alexander III was
4 son Of the librratOr Of Bulgaria. Prince feful-
rand had tcleRraphed a message oi Synpd'hS
and confidence to his successor NichoiaS ~ anu
ordered requiem services 10 % h"ld III an 'hr
churches in Bulgaria The Prince. he said. had
also ordered that the army wear Hout'IHh c,n-
hlems for one week The Chamber Of Deputies
aaiourned ny ~ Monday. November s. after pass
ing q reeoluta y that The Deputies attend lhr
-cuutera service to-day in body
The people Of the capital are greatly Pleased
with 81 rh1las lis courtesy In answering dlreru.y
Prince F,rdinands telegram r sympathy. ne
cars thanks were cordial that IN" mciurh'
Is regarded as the precursor OF n rec'hci''''lo'
between Bulgaria and Russia.
.tbcns Nov 3-The iscusse and all the thea
res were closed yesterday. as a mark of respect
p, tho memory Il the car. and the synod "i
rho Creek church adjourned its sittings un''
the day after the funeral .
Geneva Nov 3.-Thc Swiss newspapers puo'S"
long articles euloglsuc Of the late car
Madrid Nov The Spanish press ufa'"-
r,ouslv publish euloGistic tributes To tne 'A''
cars memory.