The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-03
Critical stage of disorder
exists in the city where
Rulers were Slain.
MOHAMMEDANS RAID
STORES OF SERVIANS.
Government imposed strict
censorship and reel facts
are kept Within.
By telegraph 10 The Tribune.

| By telegraph TO The Tribune.
Vienna, June pa critical state
Of disorder exists tonight in Sarajevo.
the Bosnian capital, where Archduke
Francis Ferdinand and Consort were
assassinated Sunday.
The Mohammed population are in
censed against the Servians at whose
door the blame is laid for the death
of the Archduke and his wife, and
they are plundering Servian stores
and making other demonstrations.
Fearing more serious outbreaks
the Government has proclaimed mar
tial law, and imposed a strict CEN
sorship on all kilograms. Thus the
actual happenings there following
the tragedy are not fully known.
Vienna, June 29.-When news of
the assassination of Archduke Fran
els Ferdinand was impaired TO the
aged emperor he exclaimed, "Terri-
BILE, terrible! l am spared nothing
The emperor was at Ischl, Upper
Austria, recuperating from his recent
illness when the news of the tragedy
reached him. He suffered profound
shock and retired at once to his pri-
vate apartments, after giving orders
that everything should be in readiness
for the return to the Palace of Schoen-
brunn on tonight, The duke of
Cumberland paid visit of coincidence
yesterday.
The three young children of the
archduke and duchess, who remained
here with the aged emperor when their
parents went to Bosnia, where play
in the gardens of the palace when
the news arrived. No one had the
heart to inform them of their be-
| reavcmcnt.
The succession, if no change is
made hereafter, now passes to Arch
duke Charles Francis, son of the late
Archduke Otto and nephew Of
Francis Ferdinand, who married Prin-
cess Zita of Parma. They have one
son and one daughter.
Austrian opinion regards the TRACE
dy as the result of wcll-preparcd
conspiracy. 1t is asserted that when
it became known at the Servian
legation here that the archdukc in
tended to 90 to Bosnia he was adj
viscd not to undertake the journey,
as certain Scrvian dcspcradoes were
planning an attempt against his life.
The archduke disrcgardcd the warn
ing and proceeded TO Scrajcvo last
Wednesday, He took up his resi-
dcncc at watering place near
the Bosnian capital and attended
various fctcs as well as army man
cuvers which ended Saturday. He
issued an army order expressing great
satisfaction at the mancuvcrs.
kilograms are being received to-
night from all parts of the empire
announcing the immense sensation
caused by the crime. All public
festivities have been cancelled.
Ant-Servian demonstrations oc-
CURED tonight outside the Servian
legation, and stones were thrown
at the residence of prominent Ser
vians, Troops were ordered out to
suppress the disorders,
1t is reported here that several
Bosnians and Serbs have been arrested
at Scraicvo for completely in the
plot, which is said to have wide
ramiicatons, The newspapers have
issued special editions with black
borders expressing adherence of the
crime. The Wiener Zcitung pays
warm tribute to the extraordinary
zeal and devotion to the empire
displayed 10y the nrchdukc, to whose
indcfotigablc care, it says, were due
the great developments of recent
years in the Austrian Army and
Navy,