The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-06-17
A QUEER RUSSIAN ALMAxAo
TIE Extraordinary PaSWcsWsa that Ass
ALTERED che ~. FetsrssW~s Police.

Russian ofIlclal almanacs usually contain por.
traits Of the Oar the Czaritza and some prom.
incnt Ministers or Generate. This now revo-
lutionary almanac contains two, Photographic
onnsf ~ her s and both dead and
traits Of mon and four Of women. and IN the
81 Group ne% x
MyshkiS. ,o.iesky, A MikhasicI, sSath,s I1I
HsiSissa. shirissS, Prssni.Ioa. = JsiisSox
and AIsxeef. fhs Women S's are: P erovsry
B.rdtr zsse'itch ,Iy.noG Holman. FiTner
the nr:t rte Experiment. Of shs KIND. ihsir sin.ass
e fsF from order to Ts. 4 9,
%%aiorisi which we lack Tor The mex. Issue" -
ESSENTIAL nars Of Ike aI@ansc H. i are r 70.
corded. month BY month and day BY day, all tho
phases and fncts OF tho Russian Evolutionary
movement, beginning with 1875. when the
famous revolt OF the Decembrsts took place.
an any id e ~ Ii" sa calendar viii translate IL
records Of ono month. for Instance. March:
Ger n WA. killed 4 ~. i.,nsy ,,u di:a
Fss% 1. r;is%:.i .''''.
49, is4t-Firs, issue OF the proclams'ions Of
"~ %"s asss Gu, hi. hro., with s...
,ssi"arasd Pi resistance of 7. nhh.,los :.
49, ,ss@ of.s srpo. o,,.mp, on .s. ,f. es tn.
aas:s Little S'istS. s4ss.a stree! ,s'''s:
,s5ii."ss az ksa ~; s:d . IL u.s. A.
- .sy.ty ana he .Gl,sI Lss'n;sy T., o...
e. 81 @ I. s srS ON k......,
~ . place considered in the senate.
II. . is5s-Trinl Of fomichen and other. ended.
E S% Ss'.,.., .' '. a.n.., o. Lam. ..
u.s. IS is7a~Hirsky's attempt on the life Of tAs
20 - ,4 set Ssra g; n: S Hs;; :as,a
'' 1Gsss :' sG:a ' 5ssr 's q;
II k Gs%a4li ..: :Fs;Ss%% the elected r'''''
ST:sS! f!.:Ss:s :;s t..
stis .G af saS :: in oA..
81. is71-K,~'urin escaped from the Odessa
,s.i~Ti. canr. new order .dmini.,r.-
,s sf,s 10 E": .sa J.y.soo hanged in
~. is.ss.Sentsncs Of vas,lien. vokon and
"a 'T Ss1,..s :, Sr Ss,sss and o'Ae'' 'oe
lssi.-Maisvanny escaped from Balasansk
80 % ss. .fi"'., Of til. .,.D... :. Odessa.
3. sI-r Ts@srn.s, died =, ,,,.x A..
~ On ,s1I-IJs I'LL .psSse I'm IN t z, court,
H. S. iszs-jsSt:a dill T. $! r:,ss.S%Sx Rr,.'.;
,sfsS:Ss S..s$ s:s;ss by jury,
s s,i"qs,.s; K.a on that oo'a'0n. and
In the Department OF Intelligence" are
| enumerated all the political trials under Mich
olas l.. Alexander H.. and Alexander III. the
we're er only is"'
cemarss T %ere tried o ana IN ls4g ~ pstrSs;
s osrss with So!e than p"cs sS!
he preferred to dispose Of them by the ~. called
Hs a,saser ANY sx:!
twenty Ave years, reign There we're not
bar Ss ara rain Included not only tho Shiist Trials but
also all the trials growing out OF riots AGAINST
cal prisoners tried was $40. and the numbor Of
prisoners disposed of by administrative order
Guide 5 the "" Poiish rsvouiionsts Of 1853 Of whom
thoqsand- we're shot banged 5 a5d sxi!sa ana
r" OF Ts Sss wers ,sS Il,
Sept. a. 1882 there had been 81 political trials.
In the Mnr'yrology Of Russian Revolution
acntcd by the Czar's government. Five
ander II. executed 81 revolutionists. Of whom
| eight military officers and Nihlist kovaisky
we're shot, and the others We're hanged, BY
have been executed Eight men have also been
shot and killed by Gendarmes und'r different ;.,IG
them. From 1862 to 1882 81 political prisoners
Among those executed by order OF the Elk.
ocutive Committee were fourteen men. incud-
a armes. a G"ycrnor. a Procureur and 6anr.
There r., were thir,eoh unsnrcrssiul attempts on
is ni sae ns It 1e To- arrest
conspirat"rs for between 1875 and 1882 there
were twen,y-four cases OF armed resistance.
ddr we're we're Killed Hi' " '''@''" anu S'A'
The Russian prisons in general and the 81
IRE not disposed to die quietly. In tho last
escaped from diiisron'i prisons. S Of whom how,
ever fully ihirl haye been recaGtured;
,, In the liist"ir'cai, Literary department"
The life Of Halturin in the Winter Pa aoe"
fully demonstrates how careessly tho late Car
| was guarded by his own agents Hn'turin o
reyolutionst. having no legnl pass. found no
dtlcnlty Wnt W In getting constant employ.
excellent carpenter and an expert In tho com
position OF vainshes. he WAS employed In the
H. face to . He played his role consum-
matoy and everybody IN the palace called him
the r nS p Of the w sG%ss
palace. with q mark on the Cars dining room
was seized; the position OF ha!tqrin became
and the palace police decided to look carefully
| after the carpenters room. A gendarme was
posted there permaneNGtly and occasional
little HaIturin managed to collect Their
| Mt first he kept under his pillow and
aiterward in his trunk. While ,hs min.
| were turned away from the front door OF the
palace. almost anybody could easily enter III:
suspected by anybody, For his exeelleni
of 100 ronbles. However, he had 70 hurry uI
with his own business. He placed
arranged the system Of explosive tubes.
| lighted tho fuse and quietly left the palace. In
| n few minutes he heard II dreadful explosion.
Firemen ran. regiments OF soldiers galloped,
| and the exhausted policemen hurried toward
the palace. Haturn hurried to his place Of
hO,ni,s. For two years Haturin lived safely ia
Russia; Then he appeared In Odessa. killed
| the Military Procureur. Gen. Strelnikon and
| in n few days after WAS hanged.
Bssmarck asA A. r. aAeWaps.
Prom the Missourt Rep1biioas.
There is in Mrs. A. T. Stewards gallery.