New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
NOTES FROM ST PETERSB URG.
PRiNCELY EDITOR AND A GOVERNOR QUARREL
- ERESTsCHAGIV'S PLANS.

st. Petersburg. June "a bitter quarrel has broken
out between Prince McschtschcIsky. and editor
OF the famous "GIashdaun." aud General Baranon.
Governor Of Nni NJvgOrOd regarding the econtntoS.
condition Of that province Baranoh sors borrowing
reports recently the Minister Of ths Interior regard
ing lie distcs, In tie dstric@ which he rules.
He panted the condition d LukoianoF especially
ptabc. The reports aIgered for some reason. the
powerful and clever editor, who replied through his
paper that the Governors words were exaggerated,
that there NJ distress I'm his province. and that
the pcOpl. were lazy rcvOluOnlsts who wished be
nourishcd IT the expense OF the Government. Tho
RE, Of attacks made by the Prince inccnsed the Gov
cruor. lie called special meeting 0f the NovgOrod
Committee o. Aid 10 discuss the situation and take
action regarding the attitude OF Ora ,nanin.7 Dur
Ing the session he far from complimentary in his
u cpitle's to describe his feeling, toward Nescht
schersky lie called the editor prcvaricaior who mis-
led the people and declared that, while he looked upon
himself the publisher OF secret Government
organ, he IN reality state criminal. The
minutes u the meeting published in the N)vgorod
papers. which soon came under the eyes Of Prince
Mc,cht. chcrsky. The Governor was not obliged TO
wal. long for q rop'y In articlc entitled THE
N1veoroh Ruler AMI Ills Battle Comrades" the Editor
glv an account Of alleged meeting of the Governor
and the committee. IN which la dealt with them
merciully. ridlculcd the Governor and upheld the
former statements o. "Grashdnin, q the condition
the Government, UP 10 tho present time. hns taken
no part II the controversy. Friends OF the editor are
wcplcring Whether IL will be- called to account or
whether tn Governments Will allow OF It's highest
officers 10 6, undcfcnhed. In case the Government
takes no action personal encounter. from Rus sian
pelrt of view. sr'ms Il nvcldable.
Great prrpamrons have been made in the town
Of t1l,ch receive tho famous bell ~ the Church
~ Tgu'cb@ wlnch sent 10 TObolsk, siberia almost
800 years by dccr,e u the car Boris GOdunof.
When the Clarcvch Dlmitn ssna,ed In tho
old town. May o. 1891. By paid muricreIs, two Of
his servants. KusneEOG and FciOl, hastc1ed TO tho
church and tollcd the old bell 10 acquant the people
OF the with the death OF their chief The
Of the Gar knew no bounds. After ordering n part
81 the bell 10 be dishnIrcd. h" "banished' II TO
Tobolsk iberln. where It has remained ever since
Iut times have changed. AID the good people Of
tglitch. proud Of the historic metal, recently asked
the Governments permission 10 restore IT. Ia its
/ original place. The request gTante and a
committee ~ citizens lent ID distant Toboisk to
/ act escort of honor % the returning bell.
Accord y to apparently trustworthy reports, n.
Ncrcstc hagn. the famous artist has decided to give
NJ Ia nnmadic lfc and 70 make Moscow his home.
He sell his studio IN Paris. and Ia purchase
I'm the ancient capital. whorr he proposes = paint
series Of pictures representing scenes Il ia Of
liz IL Is said that H. has soli his pal tngs which
doil WITH the recent Turkish for 10000 r)ubleS.
Russians will WELDON" this decision Of tho master
| TO live liz his native country