The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-07-03
QUIET;
MARTIAL LAW RULE
ANTl-SERvIAN DEMONSTRATIONS
OVER AssAssINATIoNs FOR
A TIME.
ISSUE EXECUTIVE MANIFESTO
Governing Youths-Persons Sus-
pected of Completely Are
Arrested.

Sarajevo, July 1.-After the bod
les of Archduke Francis Ferdinand
and the duchess of Hohenberg had
reposed for time in the chapel of
the palace they were transferred to
q special train for transportation to
Vienna.
Loyalty to Emperor.
The executive of the diet posted a
manifesto throughout the city de-
nouncing the crime that had ended
The lives of the heir to the Austrian
throne and his wife and expressing
loyalty to Emperor Francis Joseph
and the Hapsburg dynasty, for whose
welfare the people of Bosnia and Her
zegovina were ready to sacrifice ev-
erything.
The manifesto also adjured the peo-
pie to preserve their youth from the
influence of seditious agitators who
poisoned the minds of their sons with
The subversive and anarchistic ideas.
Martial Law Necessitated.
Anti-Servian demonstrators were at
tackled and troops were called out to
Keep order. These demonstrations ne
cessitated the proclamation of martial
aw and the commander of the troops
at Sarajevo exhorted the people, say.
ng: IF you love your emperor, then
go quietly to your homes"
The majority of the populace imme-
iiately obeyed this request and the
tSwn became quiet. During the day.
however, two bombs were thrown, but
only one person was hurt, the injury
being slight.
Striking scenes occurred here dur.
Ing loyal demonstrations in honor of
the Austrian imperial family. Long
professions of Crotian and Moslem
youths carrying black flags and por-
traits of the emperor, the dead arch.
duke and duchess marched through
the streets, accompanied by enormous
crowds singing the national anthem
and raising patriotic cheers. Speeches
were made at the scene of the trag-
edy and the people knelt and prayed
reverently for the life of the emperor
and the souls of the late archduke and
the duchess. There was a display of
intense emotion, many weeping and
sobbing.
Admission of Assassins.
To the police authorities, Nedeljo
Gabrionovics, who hurled the bomb at
no d11lY a. oy,fO 10
he was in Belgrade recently. There
he obtained the bombs for the purpose
of making the attempt to kill the arch.
duke. The student, Gavrio Prinzip,
whose bullets ended the lives of the
Inflated couple, confessed that he re.
turned from Belgrade only recently,
determined to shoot some high Aus.
trian official in order to avenge Ser.
Was wrongs. He declared that he
knew nothing of Gabrinovic's presence
and that when the bomb exploded he
was so bewildered that he missed an
opportunity to fire at the archduke
when he drove past the first time.
Both prisoners said they were ma.
tives of the province of Bosnia and be.
longed to the orthodox Servian church.
The instigators of the plot have not
yet been discovered, but it is believed
the assassins had accomplices and sew
eral persons suspected of completely
in the crime have been arrested.
Several hundred persons, including
the Servian deputy Athansasius Sofa,
we're arrested during the rioting which
lasted until martial law was declared.
The rioters consisted for the most part
of Moslems of the lowest class.