The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
RICHMOND. VA. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2 II
Heartfelt Mourning Throughout Paris
The Officiai Action

The Ofnciai Action.
PARIS. Nov. THE President sent the
Czarina a personal message OF condo
lence. NJ. Hanotaux. French Minister of
Foreign Affairs. sent to NJ. de Giers
Eussias Foreign Minister, a dispatch
expressing in the name OF the Govern
meut the grief which the news of the
cars death had caused In France. Pre-
mier Dupuy telegraphed 10 the prefects
OF the departments the order that tneir
flags be draped in mourning and raised
at nalf mast
This evening there is but the one abb
sorbing topic on the bOulevards and in
the cafes. clubs and theatres. II the
president Of the Republic were dead the
expressions OF Tegre2t could not be more
general The pToDaDier rrne eneSt aIi,a1ce II I,e
and the European situation in general -
discussed by every group In the streets
or cafes. The views are almost without
exception optimistic. -, -.
The belief IS that NIchoIaS VIII duOP'
Tho cars death will be announced
odiria1Iv 10 the deputies and senators on
Monday at the opening or the chaubet, ,,
Doubtless an address OF cohdolehCe N"'
h.. dTayyu and paescd by the chambers.
Tho Ministers will meet tomorrow 10
name delegates TO the funeral OF ths
car. I'm =, s,t1 in the
Russian church tomorrow -, -. ,bo
nf8ciaI dispatch received by ihe
rIeeian Embassy this evening says lhat
The oar died at 2lJ. Press dlSPa'Gnts
from 81. petersburg SPEAK OF 'he ~
r,oiirniug throughout the city. ana the
IIlDu. II NM brCIgs IN and around the
5si,,,rSbas 81. Isaac's cathedral was
drst,eI before o'clock this evening.
To,ur.' comment upon the OIai ;
,i,tb is. "Russias grief arOuses pam
ri rasponse in France. Inc puiieliiI55 y
fra-, Iivadia have caused anguish 10 al
uatrlots. Franc nor ~. f,,barr
son viii be worthy of his tather' ,,,.i.,o,.
r. y. reDorter OF lie Jour, tA-NlIIlSl'l
,,,l3. ~ {" la. oI do not think that the
49, ,,-iII enIanger our alliance win
[ndhTe an, convinced that the care
IL y,iu follow the course lald out py
ms IalH'i% Ia'G Nov. THE FIRST news Of the
- I'm came to Paris in an oulcldl
dt-,stch to the foreign once. IL vas
- I'D. nat the car die1 al l''2 IL
a.'' .'' conscious to the last. ne us
auI VIZ eb1wu at once 10 Ireslq"n,
IdIH Jo,.r lie read IT., lald ~
,, 'l,,,,' ,ri aftcr 4 long silence saId ne
uo" ,,,., Il 'i,rance's strong and loyal trlend.
signs of mourning nave llul lIiie'
ef,,,o tbe news was made punuC', ID ="
9,i.e o Iour and lie Soir issued spe-
ri,I eijtious with black borders. ~ NJ
Ia as rapiily as they could oe pIouSu0
,''i a. straat The booths and news
Y" ''lu - surrounded by eager crowds,
ltriI,,,ifnp 20 buy papers before the sup
81. as exhausted. La Presses S comment
""",1 French uatriois will be grieved
-, Nj sad news. The mourning viii
oy,crJ throughout France. fhe Gar
Vas a sincere partisan Of pelCe, anu Il
devoted friend Of our country DuI SOL
row is unutterablr deep, hIt tHeIe - 10
,.ageon for despair. as the heir Of Alex
ardor rTT will recognize the close bond
uniting France and Russia Inc sorrow
Cf France Nlll bc he most convincing rE!-
dcnce To- the son and the sovereign thal
>, Fy.rs .as4rH hos n
peace. must remain and guarantee the
peace I'm the future
THE RUSSIAN MINISTER NOTIFIED.
,SHIEGTON. Nov Prince Canta-
cuzsne. tho Russian minister, received the
following telegram from VI. De Glers, tn"
Russian Minister Of Foreign Affairs, this
ST. Petersburg, November lst
II has pleased Que Lord t0 recall TO Him
cur nucI -h-lOvcd Severe ION, Alexander
the Third. who died at Livadia this af-
teruOou at 215.
Prince Cantacuzene formally forwarded
a c0py Of the telegram 10 the Department
of State. but at so late an hour that no
actin is probable : the Department he-
presrdent Cleveland was absent from
the White House, having start"t carly 40
... morning for i1. shooting i'm Nary
land.
Guarding DR.. ZachnrIn's House.
LONDON. Nov THE Times CORES
pondcnt in ST. Petersburg learns that the
police are guarding Dr. Iacharin's house
I'm Moscow, 20 prevent possible attacks,
owing 10 the stories detrimental 10 the
professors reputation. which have been
believed readily by the masses.
TIE TINES TRIBUTE TO THr CAR,
The Times will say cditorially to-mor-
IN IS the cars highest title 10 the