The herald., 1894-11-06
TRIBUTES TO THE DEAD CAR
Some of Them Are Not Very
Complimentary.
EulOgies of Alexander Incense the
Austrian Poles.
A r. quism for this Rest OF ths Czar's
Sou! In Berlin The New Gar
Expected to Repeal tho
Pross Censorship.
By the Associa ed Press.

Pross Censorship.
| By the Associa ed Press.
VIENNA, Nov. 5.-There was a noisy
scene in the reichstrath today. The
president OF the house delivered an
eulogy on the late czar. The greater
number of the Polish members with
WAS an unpleasant one for the govern
ment. and Emperor Francis Joseph is
likely to take it as personal offenee.
Herr Lswauwoski, a minister of the
lower house OF the Hungarian diet, ere.
ated scene IN that body today by in
siating that he be given the right to re-
ply to an eulogy upon the late Gear
Alexander, delivered by Herr Chlum
etski. The latter had spoken OF the
czar as the friend and ally Of Emperor
Francis Joseph, in maintaining the
peace OF Europe. Lewauwoski was
finally cried down by the young Czechs,
who shouted at him "You barbarian,
why do you not respect the dead 7"
REQUIEM IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, Nov. 5.-An impressive re-
QUEEN service for the repose Of the soul
of the late czar was celebrated today in
the church OF the Russian embassy.
Emperor William and Prince Leopold
were present in Russian uniforms.
Prince Hohenlohe, chancellor, the cabi-
net, royal and other princes, the diplo-
matte corps and leading military Off cials
were present. Count Schouvalof, Rus
sian Ambassador, received Emperor Will
liam at the entrance of the church and
escorted him to the place of honor. The
emperor and oil present held lighted
tapera.
THE CZAR'S BODY.
LONDON, Nov. GA Yalta dispatch
to the Daily News says the embalming
of Gear Alexandsr's body has been de-
lsyed and the remains cannot be taken
away before Wednesday. The face of
the dead emperor remains unchanged.
The czarina, the dispatch Gays, is under
medical treatment.
| DIAz's CoNDoLENcE.
MEXICO Cry, Nov. 5.-President
Diaz on Sunday telegraphed message
of condolance to the czarina of Ressia.
|
LONDON. Nov. b.-The Daily News cor
respondents in st. Petersburg says that
Nicholas II is expected to reach the cap.
ital at the end of the week, after day q
sojourn in Moscow, where he will re-
ceive the homage OF the officials and
conspicuous citizens. All the tavernB
in Moscow have been closed.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 5.-Ths czar
and the prince and princess of Wales
will leave Lividia Thursday noon, arfiv.
ing at Moscow on Saturday, where the
body Of the late czar will lie in state
throughout Sunday. The body will be
taken from Moscow on Monday to St..
Petersburg, where 1t will lie in state
seven days.
REPLIES TO ADDRESSES.
The replies of the czar tO the mes-
sage of homage from the senate and
holy synod are published. To the first
body hs says: II am assured of the
feelings OF devotion which the senate
has expressed toward me, and have no
doubt l shall have its cooperation in
the service Of my dear country, and in
the paths marked out by my ever.
lsmented father"
To the synod the emperor addressed
the following remarks: II earnestly
thank you for the sentiments of sympa~
thy expressed to me at this moment of
deep sorrow, and inspired by ardent love
for my departed father. shsll devote
all my strength to the service of my dear
country and to the orthodox church."
WILL ABOLISH THE CENSORSHIP.
ODESSA, Nov. 5.-A firm belief pre-
walls here that Gear Nicholas will
abolish the press censorship.
| ANARCHISTS GIVE THANKS.
NEW York, Nov. 5.-Herr Most de-
livered one of his characterize speeches
last night at meeting in the Adsler
theater. The object of the meeting, he
announced. was to express public
Thanksgiving for the death of the late
He said: Friends, l am trifle en-
| whether l should thank God for the
death of the car or to give praise to the
| devil for it. There ought to be hum
dreds of thousands of meetings such as
this in order that adequate rejoicing
might be shown that such q monstrous
| brute as Alexander III has died. Every
person ia in duly bound, when we con-
| slider the ruin wrought by the czar, to
wish that they were all dead. We need
not 90 to Russia for czar, either. We
| have them here in America"
]. Gordon WAS even more radical than
Most. He said: "Rise. Russians, and
stamp out the brood of hyenas, the
beastly Ronanofs Down with them
They ought to be killed like brutesW
Three thousand Russians met last
night in the Windsor theater, on the
Bowery, to listen to denunciations of the
| late czar. Lawyer Louis Miller used
most violent language, and the au-
dence cheered with great enthusiasm
| OF the new czar Mr. Miller said:
"His throne is built on a flowing
river OF blood which will soon over :
whelm it's occupant, whoae own blood
shall mingle in the food"
Abraham Gahan. editor OF the Ar.
better Zsitung, denounced the American
press for not having painted the late
czar hideously enough. Resolutions were
adopted denunciatory OF nesrly every
thing done in Alexander's reign, and
| declaring that Russia can prosper only
by the recognition OF the rights OF men
a. they are recognized in this country.
Railway Disaster In Texas.
| SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. 5--The Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas passenger trs in
from st. Louis to San Antonio Was
wrecked near Luling this morning. The