The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-24

A Nihiiist EIopes with a Generals WIFE
The Latter Killed by Her Husband
BERLIN. Jan. 23.-ALent the coming visit
of the CZarowitch to this city numerous
Russian stories are atoat. 1t is said that
the Gear is DESTROYS of making q decker
with the Kaiser to fight nihilism and So
oialism. In connection with this the fol-
lowing story is related, which points to-
wards the revival of nihilism: The st.
Petersburg central committee of the Nj
hilists. it is said, ordered. some three
months ago. one of their mem bers. q young
arlstocrat noted for his manly beauty and
refinement of manners. to engage in amin
trigue with the wife Of General Br0wdienk,
a shining light Of the political police of
the Car. whose duty it is to watch the in
ternational league of Nihilists and Social
lists. The comrade did honor to the conf
dence which his friends had extended him.
and on Nov. 10 he eloped with the Generals
wife from st. Petersburg, the woman hav-
ing first provided herself with Il, 900 rOubles
from her husbands safe. They travelled
through various parts of Europe. stopping
finally at Trieste. There they made a stop
of more than week; but the st. Petersburg
central committee would not allow them
coed TO Fiume. They had no sooner put up
at the Hotel Royal. of that place.
when cipher dispatch ordered
them to return at once TO Kief. This
was on Jan. 5. The Nihilist, though think
ing it very strange that his comrades re-
called him so quickly and demanded him
to put himself into immediate danger of
capture. followed the summons and with
the Generals wife. re.entered Russia. They
had no sooner crossed the frontier when q
number of police officers IN citizens dress
entered their carriage and Informed them
that they were prisoners of state. Arrived
in Kief they were at once confronted by
General BrOwdlenk and su blected to rigid
cross-examinatiop. The Generals wife,
upon seeing her husband, assumed q de-
fiant attitude, and, crossing her arms over
her breast. stood up and boldly said: Il
am Nihilist. and will not reveal one
single word of what know" The General
tried TO make her change her mind. but. on
receiving only defiant answers, finally got
so enraged that he drew has sword and
plunged it into his wife's heart. killing her
instantly. The Nihilist was carried OFT to
st. Petersburg. where he is now imprisoned
Newspaper Office Nobbed and Printers Killed
PANAMA, Jan. 23.-The artisans and Ia
borers of Bogota united on Sunday in the
streets and mobbed the Offices of newspa-
pers which recently have criticised them
severely. They destroyed the presses, pied
the type. killed two cOmpostOrs and NOR
tally wounded two editors. The mob then
| tried to set fire to the Offices. bnt was held
ut bay by the police until the National
Guard could be summoned. The militia
| and the police charged the rioters, and,
| after q stubborn fight. dispersed them.
| Several rioters were severely wounded, and
| many were arrested.
Fun Apologies and Pays for It's Fun.
LONDON. Jan. 23-Some time ago Fun, a
! paper of this city, published au article in
Il
actress. as .'Mrs. Kelly" insinuating that
she was the mistress of w. w. Kelly. Miss
! Hawthorne at once began an action for
! criminal libel against the paper. and the
| case came up in court day. 1t was set
tied by the paper apologizing for its state
ment which it had learned was untrue.
! Miss Hawthorne accepted the apology.
! Fun will have to pay the costs of the
| action.
Six Killed and Nineteen Injured.
| LONDON Jan. 23.-The wall OF a shaft in
the coliiery at POnt-y-Pridd, near Aber.
dare. collapsed late this afternoon as the
shifts were changing. Fifteen men were
on their way up and many were waiting
below. SIX of the fifteen making the as.
cent were killed instantly and the others
were injured severely. Some ten men at
| the bottom of the shaft W ere IN ureG also
| Three more men may die.
Another Dynamiter Released.
LONDON, Jan. 23-The report that
| dynamiter Callan had been secretly re-
leased from Portland prison some time
ago is confirmed to-day. 1t has beer
learned that he sailed for the United States
on Saturday last on the Hamburg
steamship Feurst Bismarck.
Cable Notes.
The illness of DR.. Cornelius Herr who Il
under arrest In England. has reached a crit
zeal stage.
1t Is stated that the Earl of Aberdee,
Will succeed TO the governorship of Canad,
next June.
An ice-field forty miles wide and TIVE
hundred miles long. extends from tn,
mouth of the Danube to the northwe sterI
coast of the Crimea. .
| General Gourko Governor general u
Warsaw, has granted German employees II
| fantories in RusslAn Poland one more az