The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-12

nais are again urging international .ees4.,
agssnst anarchists. Trey recall that s.ssa
tRs lats NJ Caraot. president q tfss rren
rsss'sAosle, and she late seao~ Can3vas -
'.asssiio- sE'az4sf sr.nGe minister, @er@ tae
victims Of Italian znszrchLsxs-
Hungary in Mourning.
EIDAFF1Ss1T. Sept. fis--Io:h houses ot the
Hurar-z1 de mat today n exsrazrg.snzr ~
session. Lang before The Ynagnatex ARA
Deputies arrived tse legislative palace was
surrounded By an !.n,ranss corcoasrs@ 81
Borrowing people.
a ha7d Of 5e s.nde-.tz carrying c-ape8
banners. ls1e19 the rad leading ID ,aa en-
trance of the unfsraans
Tie president Of tire chambers exu-essssa
the natioa's sorrow ard conAoience and IL
oosn houses. motions betting The occasion
were adopted
The dies then adjourned 4 royal decree
issued today stssa-eEds the Hungarian m.n
sary nanearers.
All Classes shocked.
THE HAGt-E. Sept u.-Tae tragedy az
Geneva has shocked ali classes ana tne-e
is feeling ot intense relief that the fetes
are practically ended here without any an
noyance from the socialists
II would be Impossible 10 irraa CINE the
effec: that would have been produced had
the assassination occurred week ago. The
news was withheld from Queen wiihe.usna
until today
III. de BEAUFORT. minister o. foreign az
fairs, announced that the original pro-
gramne for the fe;ea will he carried out un
changed.
Plans for the Funeral.
VIENNA, Sept 1.-THE plans for the fu-
neral OF the late Empress Elizabeth, who
was assass.nated by an anarcn!st yesterday
in Geneva. contemplate bringing the re-
mains TO Vienna next Thursday. lying
in state on Friday and the o5sequ.@s OK in
torment On Saturday.
Every flag In The city : AZ half mast
today and the theaters. races and other
amusements are suspended indefinitely. All
the archdukes and the Archduchess Maria
Valerie have arrived at Sch0eubrUnn. Il
was reported last evening that Emperor
Francis Joseph had gone 10 Geneva by
special train. but this was an error Al
noon today ne had not yet left Sehoenbrunn.
Crown Princess Stephanie. who has been
staying a. Darmstadt, has been summoned
The Emperor's FortItude.
The emperors for,itude is the topic Of
universal admiration. lie IL bearing up
maufully. despite the terrinie shock which,
in view Of his age has inspired the greatest
apprehension. Although al first stunned and
his self control and displayed remarkable
calmness Occasionally, however, complete
~ overpowered by grief. he Enoaned pite-
ously. repeatedly sobbing the name OF the
empress.
Addressing Prince van Liechtenstein. chief
marshal OF the imperial household. he ex-
claimed last evening"
1T is inconceiva5le how man could lift
his hand against one who never In her life
injured any. who did nothing but good.
Nothing IS spared To me in this world.
He managed % sleep several hours last
night and said this morning he felt COM
paratively we'll. dlscouraging the attempts
Of his attendants to display soiicitude for
ilis health.
The shock Of the news crazed one Of the
court servants. VINO rushed from the pal
ace to Rurypiatz, shr!ehing: Where is
the murderer of our empressr
Dispatches OF coincidence are arriving at
the palace from all parts Of the world
test!fyng to profound horror and sympa-
thy Among them are metssae eS from
President Mckinley. from Emperor VIII
lam and from nearly al the European
soverelgns The court Will go into mourn
ing for six months
MckinIey's Message Acknowledged.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE president
has received the following reply 10 the