New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-20
K|EV MURDER ST|RS
CARS RESENTMENT
Imperial ResCript Pays Warm
Tribute to Empersr's "True
Servant" Stdypin.
BURIAL WILL BE AT KEW
Court Influences at St. Peters
burg Gathering fol Fight to
Control the Incoming
Administration.

kicv. Sept ia mass fo' the repose Of
the soul Of the assassnatd Prime Min
lister. NJ. Stolvpin was celebrated to-day
1t tho kicv Hospital. where the statesman
succumbed last night 10 hi' injuries
Emperor Nicholas participated in tho
| ceremonies and al their ccr"lusion prof
fered personal condolences b VI. Stolpns
idow.
His majesty left kicv thii evening for
| - bastarol. where tho imperial party will
take up for three months their residence
in the newly built palace AT YaIta. i'm the
Crimea. Thousands Of persons cheering
enthusiastically and singing repeatedly tho
rational anthem. accompanied the En-
reror through tho streets from tho hos
pitsl to tho railroad station.
After an autopsy this morning tho body
OF the dead Premier was cmbalmod.
complete change has bee, made I'm tho
funeral arrangements. Before no died
Stolypin expressed the wish 10 he buried
AZ kiev and the Emperor ordered that his
wishes should he respected Accordingly,
the body will not he taken TO ST. Peters
burg, but will he removed tomorrow to
the monastery Of Petchersk The funeral
will take place az 10 o'clock on Friday
morning, with q religious service in the
monastery churchvard
The Emperor sent 2 cross of white
flowers as tribute. and tho Empress and
Empress Dowagar tclegraphe1 condolences
to the widow
Governor General Tropon has issued a
proclamation declaring that any acts Of
violence will he vigorously suppressed.
Emperor Nicholas, I'm long rescript TO
the Governor General says that he and the
Empress have been deeply touched by the
hearty welcome from all classes during
their visit to Kiey, but tina, the joyous
feeling has been darkened by the ruthless
outrage upon my true servant the cour-
ageous champion OF his trust.
yet the universal expressions Of indig-
nation" continues the Emperors rescript,
convince us that all the right thinking
among the population share our feeling Of
sorrCwful resentment. Their sympathy VIII
he indeliby engraved on our memory. |
command you to convey TO the whole popu-
lation of the southwestern provinces our
sincere thanks for the warm reception ac-
corded u.s.
A Jewish student was stabbed tonight
by thugs Several other attacks upon
young Jews occurred this evening.
81. Petersburg Sept. l9.-Court influences
are converging for the fight to control the
government that will succeed that of the
late Premier Stoypln. The impression
prevails that the tenure Of office Of NJ.
Kokovtzon will he temporary The Ma
tionalists fear they will be set aside II
Kokovtzon remains long at the head Of
the ministry Several ministers also are
out of harmony with the Minister Of
Finance. and accordingly there are num-
berless candidates for Cabinet posts which
are likely 10 ne vacated.s
NJ. Kokovtzoff is generally respected
He is enlightened on foreign and financial
matters and a straightforward Conserva-
tive in home politics. The phrase, 1T is
time to wind up the natonalistc animation
and inaugurate Cancellation" is attributed
TO him. There is much speculation as to
whether a more liberal or more reaction
airy policy will be adopted.
The "Novoe Vremya" to-day says: "A
new chapter in the history of Russia com
mences with the death Of Stolypn. Social
ism and Judaism must be taken in an iron
grasp"
The "Rech" considers that Stolypin was
big in individuality, but political bank
rupt and that ne has left the country an
enormous task "a a political legacy.
Geneva, Sept l9.-The American Ambas-
sador Curtis Guild, jr., who has just ar
rived here for vacation. has received in
structions to attend the funeral of the late
Russian Premier. lie left for Kiev to-
night