The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-11


the lack Of precautions are widely segrss-
TED.
Lrecem., the Anarchist, = fsom Parma.
Italy.
VIENNA. Sept fa.-The 0sws q tie ~
sasssn2s.on Of the qssan reached here
shortly before c'c'acx II spread like
lightning The streets were sst1srly FLED
viii . multitude Of people. many of shs
thorcughfares becoming tmpassahie for
vehicles
The wound was sast over The left breast.
There was hardly any bleeding. A priest
was sscarsd 10 tine TO administer extreme
JUNCTION.
Emperor Francis Joseph received the
news at gehoenbruhn. His majssty's jour-
ney 70 attend the naasrvers at ZiSS. Hun
gary. WAS. O. course. abandoned.
All the taeate~s hsse and IN the provin-
Ella, towns are closed.
Tho extra edition 81 the seni-c0scsd
wsener Abend Post appeared with black
borders. IL expresses the "universal eor-
row felt at the loss Of our noble empress.
whore life WAS one long chain OK paisan-
fhropy." adding:
.sshe had gone abroad &c order 20 obtain
fresh strength hut only TO become the VIC
tina OF wicked ard mad attack
II concludes with BIT expression OK sin
cere sympathy with the emperor. upon
whose beloved head such grief has fallen
IN the year Of his jubilee"
All Austrians Plsnged Into Grief.
Extra editions were issued BY al tbs
papers. Many yiennexe considered the re-
port incredible unit! the Sem.-enc!ai
Wiener Abend Pos. appeared. confirming
the statements Of other papers. All the
papers accompanied the announcement
with warm tributes 20 the empress They
were eagerly sna,cnea from the hands OF
4hs ses.era and wesa read aloud y groups
OF citizens.
An iudexeYibahie grief everpowers the
people. The performances a. the court
theaterx and the 5ublss exhibition have
been abandcned
Paris Tremendousiy Excited.
LONDON, Sept ia special dispatch
20 the Sunday Times from Paris says:
.A1f,e assassination OF the Empress Eliza
bstk of Austria has created an Immense
senxaiiun ia the French capital, w5ere the
sympathy Of the. people Ia all the Ereater
because II IL remembered that her sister.
the Duchess d. Aisneon. persisted In the ter
rible charity bazaar fire last year.
Her other sister, the former queen OF
Naples, has resided In Paris since the death
uf her husband. and the murdered empress
was a frequent visitor here and familiar
20 Parisians
"Sympathetic crowds gathered near the
Austrian embassy soon after the sad news
begun to spread through the city"
Plot Against Royalty.
PARIS. Sept, 1o.-Presicent Faure sent
telegram Of coincidence to Emperor Francis
Joseph immediately upon receipt OF the
news Of the assassination. and he has since
countermaneed the arrangements for the
shooting PARTY fixed for tomorrow at the
Marty preserves
The police here believe the murder the
result; OF plot Of Italian anarchists iden-
teal with one Lscesss. who Is wanted by
the Bou!ogue police as dangerous anarch-
list The man known as Lucessi was I'M
pItcated in recent troubles AZ Milan, after
which be fed TO Zurich. While at Zurich
he was present at a meeting Of italian
anarchists when seven were selected, In
GLIDING Lucessi. 10 assassinate the prin-
cipaI European sovereigns. including the
king OF Italy. A French detective who was
present al the meeting In disguise warned
the French foreign Office. which communi-
Gated its information to the Italian gov
eminent. As result King Humbert was
carefully guarded as was also III. Faure.
About week ago another meeting Of the
same hand OF anarchists was held at Zu-
rich. ard those who had been selected a.
the previous meeting were accused OF
eQwardlce. Thereupon Luccssi said:
'I win show that am 20 coward. I will
kul some oae''
The following day he left Zurich ard
went to Basic, preceding thence to Gen
eva
Intcndcd TO XIII Due d'OrIcans.
vrESSa. Sept. io.-~-rhe ASSASSIN. while
being laterrogated by tho magistrate. said
he came TO Geneva with the inteation Of
killing the Due d'orleans but the latter
rad already left. He followed the Due
d'Or!esns TO Isvian. about twenty five miles
nor;h Of Geneva. CA the lake. where he
was again unsuccessful. lie then returned
10 Geneva and learned frori the papers Of
the presence 90 the Austrian empress Yes
tsrday he aogged her footsteps. bat found
no opportunity To carry out his purpose,
though he watched the Hotel Beau Rivaxe
all day. This afternoon he saw the valet
Of the empress leaving the hotel and 60
isG toward the landing, He inferred from
this that the empress was going IL take
tho steamboat. ana rs bid himself behind
a tree on tho quay. with The file concealed
IA his flSat sleeve, In .ew minutes the
empress accompanied by her lady az hen
ar. appeared. and the assassin struck the
tie horne.
Iuceessl confessed thar he bad been an
ansFeiIiS; since he was - years old.
az ail anarchists ola shcir duty a. I
havq desc mlae," - SAID 'fos.sg eols.e So
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