Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

has been troubled from the beginning
ni the year with gloomy furebodlnrs
aud was often heard 10 express a Tor.
vent wish that the jubilee were safely
/ over. His brother. Archduke T.udwir
| victor, was dining nj restaurant In
me jubilee exhibition Ut Vienna when
me news of the assassination reached
MIN. He hnatened 90 gchoenbrunn.
/ where, on meeting the emperor. a
deeply affecting scene cnsuod.
The emperor IL very much aritated
! twice he has started for Vienna. each
/ time changed his mind. he IN unable
\ 10 eat anything. His daughter. Arch.
his side.
a number Of italian wofkmen were
severely mobbcd and ill.trentod In a
Vienna restaurant Saturday. and were
ohly saved BY the police from a worse
II appears that last Thursday En-.
press Elizabeth had read 10 nor pass.
Rgea from one Of Marion Crawfir,i's
novels, describing the siclllan vendetta
murders. She was much horrlncd az
the details, which resemble those OF
her own death.
IL IL Understood the book had been
chosen for her with tho idea OF dis.
tuadinR her from visiting Sicily.
The government OF thv canton met
today ana decided 10 issue a
proclamation expressing the hor-
Tor OF the government and the
directing a popular demonstration To-.
morrow. All the civli officials will
march past the Hotel ncaurlvaEe, FOL.
lowed by the citizens all Of whom arr
Invited 20 participate. During the pro.
cessi9n The great bell Of the cathedral
assochtcd with all Swiss national
dcmonsiraiions OF grief and Joy. viii be
Emperor Francis Joseph t,legrAphed
The Austrian minister. Count Won
kucfhteln. 90 consent 20 a p1s.-mor-
tom examination. DIR. Reyoirin, Or
Mcgcvnus and Dr. uolday were
iu.rusied with the examination
81 ihe wound on behalf OF the
judicial authorities, and accord
lhgly proceeded 70 the Hotel tBcnurl.
NaFc, whore they carried out their In
suuciiona Al the close Of the exam
nation they announced that death was
caused by internal hemorfhagc from
a triangular inciaed wound" 10th the
lungs and the heart were pierced
They decided that the Injury was OF
character % leave no grounds for
ihc theory which has been advanced
mat the empires. who suffered from
weakness Of the heart, Nigh; have
blow.
The Geneva council viii put on the
coffin wrcaths intertwlned with The
Austrian and Oenevan colors and bear.
ms the inscription; - token OF sor.
rowfui sympathy from the people OF
Throughout yesterdays examination
OF the aSuHsin. hls dcmeanor was one
Of revolving cynlclsm.
Empress Elizabeth was about 70.
turning 10 cauc. France. when she was
murdered, Her suite had preceded her
by train. leaving wish her only her
maid Of honor. Countess szapary. and
man servant.
Tho last words Of the empress were
addressed 90 the attendant Recover.
tng Consciousness Tor moment. she
feebly asked what had happened.
The lady In waiting, who was with
the empress NJ The momem OF attack |
says; after the empress rose. asked |
her n she felt any pain. ahe replied. |
y don't know. ] think I feel a pain In |
my chest
u said, IT must be fright Take my |
arm
'The empress declined. atraieh,ened
herself up and walked calmly on hoard |
the steamer. Even when she lost cnn- /
sclousness. I thought II onlv fright or
m attack Of nervousness. I am posi-.
tive she never knew she had been
struck by an ASSASSIN"
A. yet tho authorities have found no
-nnnrmnfion ~ ihf report that the
murder was part o. an anarchist con
ipracy. but q dozen persons with
whom The asfnssln associated have
been arrested for examination.