Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-03

The Recent Assassination at Newsky, Rus
hia-The Nation aIists Defy the Proclama-
tisn of the Lord Observation-Disclosures De
Rsys aad HIS Coafedsrates Convicted.
TIE NEwsxY ASSASSINATION.
ST. Petersburg, Jan. 2.-An official with
Lieut.. Colonel Sudeikin when killed in the
house near Nsvsky prospect, and who was
badly wounded at the sams time, is dead.
Investigation shows there was desperate
struggle. Bloed was traced from the roo N
in whiSa the attack was made TO the street
affording evidences that ut least one Of the
msrdersrs must have bsen seriously
wounded. II is aseertained that four nihil-
lists committed the deed, she leader being
an ex-arsillery o1lser named DeljIsf. He
is believed to be identical with
JabIonski, the nihilist. The latter was
arrested. Col Sldsikin and companion
were attacked while sitting with their baeks
TO the door. JAblonski wss formerly a
member of the terrorist party, bnt became
apparently a convert to monarchisl princi
pies, and has denounced to the authorities
twenty. seven nihilists. He was also deep
ly compromised in the murder of General
Ssrskinof, of Odessa, for which he was
banishsd, but escaped and came
to st. Petersburg, offered his SER
vices 10 Lieutenant Colonel Sudeikin,
and, soon became his confidential spy.
The police learned that Lieut.. Col. Sudei
kin with his assistant, Jablonski, were
seated in the room drinking tea. when sud-
denly the door wss thrown open and
shot fred at Lieut.. Col. SudeikiD, which
was followed bY q blow from crow bar.
Sudeikin though hurt seized two candle
sticks and severely wonded one Of his as
sailants, when he was overcome. Mean
while his assistant was struck down and
left upon the floor for dead.
The asssssins removed their
u wounded oomrade from the building un-
perceived. The porter of the building
heard the noise and confusion of the strug-
gle. but feared to enter the room. He
afterwards told she police of the affair
An associate of Jablonski was arrested.
The murder caused great dIsmey at the
court. The sentinels at Gatschina palace
were auintupled. It was proposed that
the i'm perial family should remove secretly
to the palace, but Gen. Tscheverin has
undertaken to guarantee safety to the czar
in Gatschina palace.
THH PORT BRETON SWlNDLE.
PARIS. Jan. 2.-The trial of Marquis De
Rays, charged with falsely inducing many
people to subscribe to an alleged enterprise
for the colonization of the Island of Port
Brenton, and with misappropriation of
the funds, and also inducing several hun
dred persons to settle upon the island
who perished through privations, is con-
cluded, and the Marquis condemned to
four years. imprisonment. His four as
sociates were sent to prison for two to
eight years each, one eight months and
one six months. All were fined 800 francs
each. and two others sentenced to five
years imprisonment respectively. Three
others charged with completely in the
swindle were acquitted.
DEFYINa THE PROCLAMATION.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2.-Despite the proclama-
ton of the lord lieutenant prohibiting the
gathering of Nationalist at Cootehill,
county Cavan, Biggar of the Irish Ma
tionel league, arrived at the depot and was
enthusiastically received by large crowd.
Magistrates and force of police were
present at the depot and waited on Bigger
and handed him copy of the proclama-
tion prohibiting the meeting. Biggar
mounted car and drove off, followed by
his friends and the police, the latter in the
hope of preventing the holding of a din
ner given in his honor by. the Nationalists.
Biggar made an address. he said he was
not aware how the lord lieutenant of Ire
land obtained the title to his property,
but, unless some successful prostitute or
church robber smassed it years ago Earl
Spencer would at the present day have
| been drunken house breaker,
Governor elect Robinson. of Massachu-