Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-13
ASSbSSINS MUST SUFFER.
Civilized Europe Cannot Toler-
 ate Such Murderous Work

ate Such Mupderous Work The Sultan Was Mortified and CoulG Not Listen to Details of Crime
 King Charles, Honorary Colonel oi
 Regiment That Perpetrated Massa- ere, WILL Resign.
 London June 13-A special dispatch from Rome says semi-otticiaI note published there declares that whoever is made king of Servia the powers will exact the punishment of the murd darers of King Alexander and Queen Draga, as civilized Europe cannot tolerate that high administrative and military positions in any country should be oc- cupied by assassins.
 Constantinople, June 13.-The terri ble drama at Belgrade caused stupefac- tion at the Yildiz palace. The sultan was so affected that he was unable to listen to the details published in the newspapers and only allowed those who conversed with him to speak of the death of the king and queen of Servia and would not permit them to mention the word Assassination"
 It is announced here that King Charles of Roumania, who was houor- ary colonel of the Sixth regiment of Servian infantry which perpetrated the massacre at Belgrade, has severed his connection with the regiment, which, he considers, has given such horrible proof of lack of military honor"
 St Petersburg, June 13.-In official circles here it is stated that none of the powers is inclined to raise dia1cul- ties in recognizing the sovereign the 3Servian parliament elects. whose ac- cession is calculated to end a danger ous condition, which might lead to an- archy
 An official note giving the views of the government follows:
 1.-The tragic events at Belgrade have occasioned profound emotion In Rus sia All the blood that has been shed can only awaken in Russia feeling of compassion, which in the present in- stance is increased by the fact that the king and queen of a friendly state have fallen victims of a violent death and that the Obrenovitch dynasty, so closely bound up in the history of Ser via, is now extinct. The most fer vent desire prevails in Russia that Ser via, after this fearful crisis, may be able to pursue peacefully the course of her national life in the direction which the patriotism of the Seryian people and proper conception of their supreme interests will indicate"
 Vienna, June 13.-4It is now known that the late King Alexander lived i'll q state of terror during he last few weeks of his life. The soldiers who were friendly to him searched the pal ace nightly from roof to cellar for bombs. Each night the king was se- curely locked In his bed chamber by the adjutant in the presence of the pal ace commander.
 Belgrade. Servia, June 13.-At mid night last night tranquility prevailed here. The streets had been practically deserted since 9 D. m., with the excep- ton of small military patrols which paraded the thoroughfares. The pal ace was guarded by cordon of in fantry and all the ministerial residences in the vicinity of the palace were close ly guarded by attachments of troops.
 A geenral fleeing of cheerfulness has pervaded in the city and, according to reports, the country also. The city continues to be Jagged.
 Former Minister Tudorovics has sue cumed to his wounds.
 Minister of Commerce Genshics. in an interview. said he considered that if there was any republican tendency in the cabinet 1t was insignificant. The election of a ruler. he thought, could. not occur before Tuesday, but it was almost certain that Prince Peter Kar- ageoreyitch would be elected. Prince Mirko of Montenegro has no chance whatever.
 M. Genshics was reticent as to the events at the palace early Thursday morning. He did not consider it ex- pedient to publish an official account of what had transpired until matters had settled down The minister added that since his accession the late King Alex ander committed constant errors, and lost his hold on the public by his mar riage with Draga Maschin. and the. comedy played in connection with the preparations for the birth of an alleged heir. The coup d'etat was fixed for June II, because on that day Queen Draga's wish to proclaim her brother. NikodeIn. heir to the throne was to have been fulfilled.
 storie Gone to Canada.
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