The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-09-30
THE NTIUIdsTs.
t,ne or rrherp Describes tbc Attcmp, TO g,oy,
lin tho rxnr.

! The work ueq t,rocoor,faJ ,,ns1o, ,,,or.-
lific,lltiea ana onca thor ,oIuel I'aSa nialIJ
caped diseoverv Inv tbo ,,,;rS D";sy es-
the nidfla of fbc streat d,,r;,,e, ~ "a
rain storm, ME- ,-s,.c ,,,,ai.ies :, neas
lie es far l,ero ~ a tai, =, 80, " push
sarv; the srnrly of lvna,n;to w. w., ,,oe's. .s
large ng f sbond bayn s. boon "''S ~. nos -, as
night befora fbs ev,1ios;o,, 'i, Dtn' ~. w .ne
tors cplel,rafad e I'm lii al oyiisIii"-
Hartmann des.,jI,os a. 'oSro . VI VINE me
lows: ''l0 S0e"o Us ioi-
srrhe vindo,rs og o,,.
and covered bv tl,ict dro,No,;e ;o ai1 cioseo
no chiuk tbroiyob ryl,inf ites, t,1 leaving
ray of lieht ni9bt cyeo,, Sra,,s s,ouUnsrous s,la
dininetable eigbt norso,, oro @ uau sie
co.,, ISM persons are seated
PeroyaIv. Tvo n3c,-i,s.o i@ noilan, ~ aIl o1pnle
istrative cornci, cn tl 49, - - .ue nuiiiin- I,
South tn the canitai a,o ~"J iIoIn she
to.nicbt, In tbo IT, ,,oi5sS" ,,1 Jut suests ior
eivbt daqgeTs oro st-,ci, -1o aSooA "a Diie 'apie
tho boor9s r;al,4 re,-11.'a olos, ',lso INTO
meath Rv no si5o oe ,St ~ ..s ky u1der,
fIamo-alcohoI ,rith soI. 'Als LIis y luriu
1rh,,4I-, '-e0.-oi, VII sAi.-Durns, casting
pale. emSoiated . f5grdae lynn n;,t.. On ] al ths
tba fo,Io il1ou MI ~ ties suing around
truly be called bo,,55io ~ 'ts r. lam Hnlne nay
face livid bua as fbst 80 5... 5..so " v,1e
had naturally suflcrc1 ,,a,oI, ~. i We
mining work. Onr fooas -, o9I
furroweJ with vr;nLIes1 AZ ~ 1922 u.,93ylJ
nights. the constant orv-ot-. '-e.'
pense had left tbeir rnorLs ~, ,',-" ~ ~
now, in that obastIv l;e,ht - 10 80 11i,I
seemed TO he s11rronndod ~. - - t..yie
men. but bv cornses vic baJ - 'i,i1s Fs
the grave for nn;dnigbt 'g f"st;i ,asIH ingln T,
instruments of doof6 baforo 60 ''r -. the tile
deathly hue of our faces-aIl fb;s snoLo I
Of the grave; ONLY the evos olearoa5 ar5
glittered with ereenisH lirht nerbons
still more ghastly to look nt fbon tSo
immovable corpso-like palenesg of tba
faces.
"The flame burned unsteadilv send;no
long, dancing shadows on tho waiIq an5
ceilings, and this added still fo A.
ghastliness Of the picture. I sLnt nv
eyes and distorted nv face into ~
same horrible, convulsive orirnooe Lod
seen on the face of nv friend Os;nsIv
and three others whose bappin,, ~
"' That is how will look. tbonrT
exclaimed
Stop thatp cried nv neiobbor
clenching my arm. 1T is too boyyil,Io
Seeing what in,,,os,.i,,,, 80.
experiments nrodncod 'iU,' on 4II 3in gniasIly aiy
was involupfafilv conoIt -,,'ioIs .ilJ 0SneIS'
same feeling TbS vvino l,.,a -. 90. "S lue
nto the glasses We drs,,i, =, o.'lsu oul
1f orr nlan and Loc,o,, =, '''S s,iScess
7oice onr beartifrI ,or,al,,t;o-, a..I,lue"
-raatchless IN ;fs s;,,,Ia ,,a,-J ~ nm
ylowing feelin- for lihor,t - -. ~ i'9
0iio" -oI 'He people Is suherings."
The work OF firing the mine was left
o one whose name edoes not diyulge,
'hile Sophie Peroysky gave the signal.
n the confusion that ensued they both
eft the house and repaired to quarters
n another part of tho city prepared for
hem. Tho same night they took the
light express for st. Petersburg and
the arrival Of the czar at the
apltal.
Of Nlhlilsm and Nihilists Hartmann
lys:
'Solo7ief, the author of the third at
ampt against the life Of Alexander IL,
'as unable to see an animal killed. He
'as an uncommonly good and delicately
man. And yet he surmounted
is almost unconquerable aversion to
loodshed in order, to kill tho eznr For
y sen may say lnat, though good
10y, ! nave @I%ays nad an lnis1eparable
sersiUn 70 shoo'llg otner than wild
Such Us "oIyes, Vultures, mad
oSS etiu s.gi. Us q, Dut would calmly
~ e1eeIIIIly H,lt = man VINO treads
nuet ms eAecraole Ioot 9OOO0,00O OF
uIlan ueln8s' pa'hlng IN their blood.
OF coIslder 5uc.l Il man thousand
mes worse ami more dangerous
lan Wolt OF mod dog An ami
iai can KliI hve, ten, perhaps
Nenty men, Wllile our barbarOuS des-