Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-19
ALL HAIL THE GAR.
Joy and Happiness Throughout lhe
Vast Russian Empire.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY PROMISED.


LONDON, May ia dispatch 10 the
Daily News from Moscow sayE
A hundred thousand persons awaited
lhe czat's arrival for two hours In the
elegantly decorated Perron. The
station was n brilliant spectacle with
the glltiering uniforms Of nearly every
figiment
Tho oEarinA looked charming In n
white dress aud bonnet The car was
plainly clad In the uniform Of = cap.
taiu Of infantry and with no decora.
tons, making a striking contrast with
the brilliant suite. There were 800
special correspondents on the platform.
Two new aud I0BI lonUVnt bulutchiut
have been prepared for the coronation,
one for the czar anu cziriuA and the
other Tor the dOwagvr cziriua. the
ntst IL laylshly decorated with gold on
each OF its four inctr, tnu Interior coil.
Ing bsiug adorned with the imperial
Hfm., including tne chain VI the order
VI 81. Andrew.
Around the imperial shield are
grouped the nine d fiofUnt osoutohoous
Ui The kingdom aud pfinciuAiitlts Of
Russia. 10 each corner II the impsfiHl
mOuogrsm worked IN the cnHin OF ~.
Andrew Ia giiltOring folds. On the
exterior clTnioe arc UmUtJidOtel SIX
teen large Rud four small eagles Win
the imperial monaghan. Alternately
placed at the corner tuora n a gold
crown In relief and number OF gold
eagles with smaller CtOwne, upon
which are sixteen plumoi " black and
yellow ostrich feathers bound with
Iibbona OF the same national cOlors
Tue imperial baluuchiu Will be bora
by tiNtten generals. The second bal
uuyhin IL hal tho size OF the hfst anu
similarly but less elaBoTatoly hdOt' Cd.
Tue three ancient thrones Of Ivan
Ill, Michael TeodUr0vitch anu Alexis
hilchaolovitoh will be used tor the
coronation. The monogram Of the
ear Il embroidered upon tnat Ui
Michael TgOiUrovi.oh'a throne, that
Oi the CEiTina upon the throne
Oi Ivan III, and tuat Of tho
uOwhgtT CziTiua upon tho throne Of
Alexis MiunauiOvtch. Tue new im.
lrrisl st,ndnTds nT mounted upon
black auu yellow shaft surln0unted ny
d guid.enamciod eagle.
The Chronicle'a Berlin correspondent
bsys that the Berlin ingeblatt claims
thst the c1al'H manifesto will give am
nuslies, partial VI compete, to Russian
prisoners VA Siberia.
Those Gpntrncei TO life penal soTvi.
"a will receive mitigation OF tue
urltsHcu ana ufienders dOmiciied In
Siberia viii be permitted 10 return 10
huy part OF European Russia except
-, Petersburg anu Moscow. fhe zen.
fences Of those IN i,il Ia European
Eu'Bia for serious oiieuses VIII DO to-
Iuued by One.thIfd. q large hunter
Of minor offenders VIII te pafdoned.
Numbers Of those who lott thu country
TOT political feliol Will he phrdUned on
condition Of their Akiug the oath OF
allegiance,
The poasantry 10 certain poor dis.
,flctn viii DO CNcusc1 from arrears Of
erOwn dues, Even the jews will not
be forgotten anu tuu iilFtafTed Hebrew
agricultural colonies At EkateTinOalnv
viii also be excused from arrears.
The Rome correspondent n the
Chronicle ultO huaTs that tue Vatican
has received Information that the oLAr
will pardon all Catholic prizes y who
have been Imprisoned or sent 10
siberia for breach OF tho public
worship laws, aud that he also promises
10 grant gradually n large measure
Of religious liberty to all the buriycls,
including the Catholics. Cardinal
Agrlaldi, the Vatican representative ut
the cOro alton, Will hand To the ear an
autograph letter from the pope urging
M extension Of religious liberty.
NO LIBERTY OF SPEECH.
LONDON, May l9.-rhe coHespou.
deut OF tue TImee nj Moscow says! In
the first dTAit OF the coronation mani
testO u paragraph provides for the can-
collation. OF warnings OF the ceneoIH
standing against Russian newspapers,
which amount TO 100000 OF rOubles
anu the suppression Of the papers.
Most Of the Russian papers have had a
souple OF warnings hanging over their
heads for years past. This paragraph
la the manifesto was eliminated at the
lnstigatiOn OF certain court ministers.
Russian press men arc naturally dis.
pleased but II remains 10 b0 seen II the
paragraph Will be recovered.
Criminals and debtors viii doubtless
be favored aud political prisoners Will
not be forgotten.
The impecunious mobiles whose es-
tatea are heavily encountered will
probably be relieved by reductions Of
the interest on their l0sns. There IN
also talk Of the sous Of merchants and
manufacturers receiving the same
rights regarding their movements as
the nobility.