Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-16

Rumors of Nihilist plots are rife and fears
Of outbreaks and further assassinations
are entertained.
New YORK, March 1.-THE Herald re-
ports an interview with q Nihilist CORE
spondent OF the Springfield Republican
here, than whom, it says, there are proba-
bly, very few, if any, living in this country
as familiar with the deep laid schemes OF
the Nihilists to overthrow the Russian
Government. He traces the assassination
of the Gar to the ~latter's refusal of the
demands, personally made upon him by a
Nihilist delegation, to whom he granted a
clandestine interview. At this meeting he
was addressed in substance as follows /:
Give to the Poles what you promised,
and your father and uncle before you-a
Constitu ton; and not only to the Poles,
but to the whole nation. An article that
is good for expectation ought to be doubly
good for home consumption. 1t was good
for Russia, in your eyes, to spend millions
| of money and to sacrifice tens of thou
sands Of lives in order to obtain a Consti-
tuition for Bulgaria and Independence to
Roumania. and it ought to be good for
Russia. 1t is in your power TO become
really the father of the people, as you are
styled. Grant a Constitution and you will
establish frmer the Romanoff dynasty,
and be beloved by the whole of your peo-
pie, like the Austrian Emperor" In the
Characteristic manner Of his family he an
swered !. mot during my lifetime or after
me if 1 can help it," Upon this they left
him, and you see the result.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 15.-Roussea-
koff, who threw the first bomb, has been a
student for years at the Mining Academy.
The second bomb thrower is also a young
man. The Gar, it seems, was warned
against attending the parade on Sunday.
After ~slighting from the shattered carriage
the Emperor approached Rousseakoff, the
first bomb thrower, and ordered his re
moval. The police had difficulty in pro.
tecting the second assassin from the fury
Of the crowd. Rousseakoff has been for q
long time under suspicion of the police
General Melikoff that only one
assassin has been captured, but the police
have made many arrests. The Grand
Duke Vladimir was yesterday appointed
to command the Imperial Guard and thu
military district of st. Petersburg.
LONDON, March 15.-Every Court Of
Europe has sent expressions of coincidence
to the Imperial family of Russia.
VIENNA, March Is. In the lower hous.
Of the Reichsrath the Bohemian member
requested President Smalka to express tht
coincidence of the House with the Russian
Imperial family. whereupon the Polist
members declared their intention of with
drawing from the sitting if such an ex
preston were attempted.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 15.-The Czal
has handed over to Gen. Melikoff the en-
tire direction of affairs, and has summoned
a deputation from the country at large tt
consult upon the best means to adop
against anarchy and sedition. The garri
son was kept ready all last night, in cas'
any disturbance should occur. A larg'
number of Cossacks patrolled the city yes
terday. 1t is persistently stated that Gen
Melikoff had SOM days previous to the
murder unearthed the plot, and entreatet
the Gar not to expose himself publicly.