Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-06
with the others who were captured, to the
operations of the public garroter.
Activity Transfarred to Ru1aia.

with the others who were captured, to the
operations of the public garroter.
Activity Transferred to Russia.
To sum the mstter up, the attempt has
proved an utter failure, and the central
leaders, believing that Ramos deceived them
as to the preparation among the people for
successfully revolving, decided to turn their
attention to Russia, which, because OF the
famine, they consider the ripest field for
the accomplishment of their ends at the
present moment
Right here it will be Of great interest to
state that copy of manual OF about 100
pages which is about to be sent in quantities
to Russia for circulation in the famine dis
tricts and which bear neither signatures
nor imprint, has Just been received in New
York. This little book, which has all the
appearance of having recently been issued
from the press and is in the Russian tongue,
is an address to the rural proletariat. 1t is
written in the simplest possible language SO
that it may be comprehended by the most
unsophisticated peasant, able to read, into
whose hands it may fall. It is not difficult
to infer that his birthplace is Geneva, Swift
zerland, and its creators certain well-known
Nihilist conspiratork
Curiously enough it begins with m appeal
to the brotherhood of man. and then pro-
ceeds, within the limits of the first Of the
three parts into which it is divided, to give
instructions for the prosecution of secret
warfare, including the construction of
mines, hand grenades and bombs, and the
methods of operating and using them.
Dynamite Better Than Nitro-Glycerins.
The uniform use of dynamite is recon-
mended in preference to nitro-glyeerlne-
which was used in the assassination Of Gar
A lar hain
effective. The book recites that American
experiments have demonstrated the supe-
riority of dynamite for all purposes over
every other known explosive.
A careful description is given of Pc
culiar form of bomb whose design displays
considerable originality and ingenuity.
This object is about three inches in dia-
meter and is shaped much like an ordinary
pancake, with the exception that it is
good deal thicker. It contains tube into
which is inserted q dynamite cartridge.
The object is affixed to the waistcoat or
whatever other covering may happen TO be
worn upon the breast, much after the fash
ion OF the detective vest camera SO much in
use few years since. 1t can be suspended
from the neck like a scapular. Connected
with the mechanism is a short string which
hangs against the body as q bell rope might
against tine wall. The conspirator, armed
with one of these weapons, when he desires
to destroy, has only to open his outer coat,
and, standing in such = position that the
disc of the machine is focused on his victim,
draw the depending string downward, when
he cartridge is Immediately propelled out
ward from the tube in the machine.
1t Kills at Hundred Feet.
The projectile has range of 100 feet, and
is estimated to possess q sufficiently deadly
force to destroy at least dozen persons in
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