The sun., 1892-01-29

Germany. sufYche Amos and imprisonT Tenf
political. onlniof. and returned to Rnssia t,,o 70
saapfh sap ho%syss iSstS:r ss%ls penalties .%ss
s Ss i.y aT Re SspSe Sa ae fsr stss m ahsrfcd @
mln9tion to agfte in o foreign land ior tne
rGg9utien Wsn,b e hoes oenssrostv and easerness to
cause, % tosstResEith Ris reputation for having
ass nSae tnS SXG arSs hs
ists and hs i3reasod IFS popularity BY enter.
talnigs at Ms villa IN nns gs1nss3Isy SspIssy.
oi Ms poltie3 eomrsdes Then he grey nsts. nS,s
Rstsd Rss .sS .ss sosn s'1Ss
ttSSsGaGRs tSs smplfs tSs Ss'ssn.n essT IN "A' '' 's'
rR AFFAIR OF THE BoMpa
t. the ths bitter a; the ispor,sSns 1% ,Ss ,iaE e
to the pr9isiaTiat group around MsndeIIiE, dsIis
fSsG fSs resss s n .Ss
ses,ed dfsp srCt sa
Uasy wa oaa Sl sS
e@pty 'S cartrases esIs aI picked apn Under
brush. The cartridges were OF q peculiar pat-
tern, ,5,,s,s such us was known to be used only o'
The matter was reportsd to rre,sident ,dis Car:
seSs e. sse eesPFy so @ and @
morning Of May 70 tho blow fell The nitaep
Among them was ndelssohn; ia the heuses
OF tho prisoners. except Mendelss2hfn,s mouse.
we're found the conventional Nihtlistie y,TJ cyiinTJi
produce powerful explosives. books full OF re.
coirts FOR tho manufacture Of bombs. One
young woman was found to be- the possessof
OF II ftpen bombs.
Mendessohn was cool as ever under arrest,
laughed at tho police when they trisa SsntnsI 70 81
The other twelve were condemned to three
haS ssS es Sns sa
ny b noss Mss he 70 wss s
One more grievance was needed. however. to
conlure up from the depths of undsraround
which. conceived in silence and executed 10
secrecy; occasionaliy burst upon .oae the world ,
stroke Wh 40 Of TAT tate. This erIevanee was given in
tho case OF Sophie Guenzburg.
sEL1vERsrorr's LIFE FOR THIS LIFE.
Sophie GuepzburG was an idol Of the
Nihitsts She had rare beanty. a Keen MIND.
in u south Russian village. and her father was
SnShy sSe staSy medeiae @ at
the university at st. Petersburg. and when
that was closed to women me hs she Went
She She. visited several Ea.oPean CAPITALS ana
aSn NSsa IN the Paris srp
were especially many. aud with them. 1t is
said. she became ono OF conspiracy to Kill
Gen. sSlyer,stoir. It vas atts.rward sunpsesed:
and tho Nlhilists On the Continent say II was
niup misht crush the conspirators. His creatures
are said to have been active In suggesting the
plot aud to have kept him informed OF its
rPsstsG the Elow In 1ss sophie GuensSurg
retnrneed to Russia to do her part in the plot.
jewish ath aud Joined e the greek t thuroh To
registered as woman Of the town; roI and re. e.
dis honor. She remained pure: but under the
gnise Of impurty she thought she was better
able to organize the revolutionary forces un-
She eva was Watched 81 W the time, One day she
left her shopping bag half fpl OF Nihillstic
later. sha returned Tor It It VAS in the hands 81
several men supposed to. be- implicated in the
plot against the. life. Of the Gar. All were
5 no hat
ton Of Sophie Guenzburg would be followed
~ The trial OF Sophie Guenzburg. stoila-
nowsky. and Friefed civilians. and Dooshew-
Elk npd SrStes SmSr al Nnx ssss @ BEGAN
Senate. Tho complaint was that Sophie
GuenZburg had been found to have in her pos
tion OF the Gear. and that bombs were found in
her room, sho was. therefore. accused OF
ss III ill., heaa sHd S I'm fwo A.
ians were found guilty and condemned to be
hanged. The artillery officers were ac-
quilted. The civilians we're recommended to
marcy and. 1t Is suprosed. were banished to
Siberia. 4. For Sophie Gusnzbure , no voice was
a martyr to the revolutionary cause. was as.
eured. and Padlewsky aud his comrades in
Paris felt that the last drop had been added to
lipS.