The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-26
THE CARS FATAL DREAD
HAS PEAR OF ASSASSINATION Az
FECTED HIS MIND.
Nihtlists OF the New York Group Say
He Has Nothing to Fear
Campaign of EduSattOn.

ear 90 Russia. This seemed enough,
bat when II was read by certain mem-
bers OF the Nihilistic colony here aud
spread by them among their comrades
IL created almost as much excitement
a. the news would Of another ou5-
break On the part OF the terrorists Of
Russia. This cablegram briefly re-
cited the fact that the Kaiser opened
his speech OF welcome by saying
Permit me to lay my thanks 1T your
majesty's feet" Diplomatic courtesy
required the czar. in replying, 10 men.
tlon the kaiser in the opening sentencA,
hut instead he said Il am imbued
With the same traditional feeling as M
father" This seeming diScourtesy at.
tracted soma attention, and 20 explain
it me Of the diplomats in the royal
party said that the czar occasionally
suffered from loss of memory and
that he meant 10 say yourself" mean
ing the kaiser. instead Of my father
The cause OF the excitement among
the New York nihilists Is that they re-
gard this as the second public almis-
sion that the mind OF the young Gag
i failing under the fear Of assasSin1-
ton at the hands Of some one Of thu
many terrorist parties Astounding in
Russia. The first admission, they say
Was made in the first week Of August
when the news was cdbled here that
Professor MandeL the noted alIrnisr
Of Berlin, had been sent for t. attend
some member Of the royal family al
81. Petersburg. At the time much
secrecy attended the movements OF
Professor Nandal. and it was ney.r
| stated definitely that h. had been
| called To attend the Ear. although
thar was the general inference
Tn nihiliSts here. however. say that
| they know definitely that tn czar has
lived in dread Of their machina ,tons
ever since the death Of his father, ami
| mat being a man % sensitive tenn
permanent the constant strain has been
| too much for him. They link clos sIy
| the little slip II the tongue At Brpsltu
| with Professor Mandsrs trip and u.s.
| Svrt that it can mean but one thing
The New York Group.
| The aihiljst coIony In New Tsr< Is
a we'll organized affair. and for the
most part is made up Of men ana y, j..
mer Il elu"ation. who do nor rean1 .
| it, appearance or action tn common
4 800 va AAtr bDtAl - -lsl % " INK terror
I Russia. They hold meetings every,
sunday in hall on East Broadway In
| the heart Of the Russian quarter. and
these meetings are always orderly
| lhcvhdlary talk Is never INDUCED in
| For the most part the work Of the Or
| sAn.zdtlon Is the propagation and dis
stmInation ot literature among tha
WORKING classes Of Russia In thu.
way the fever u revolt Is always k-p-
| diL'". ana new recruits are daily
| added - the immense and mysterious
| -"t"n' known as Underground Rus
| si1.
These nlhtllsts are IN constant com
| fhuhieatlon with those in London Be-
! IN vienna and the Russian c"ntsrt
| n" London nlhlIlSt colony Is NOR,
| extensive than the one here, Or in any
| city outside of st. Petersburg ami
MOSCOW. The bulk of the E.hiusric
| literature - distributed from London
| SseFnIak. thu noted leader lived IN
L'Hi'h Tor many years and collected
| ahput MIN number II tho most for
.h4daoIe men IN the party, The LisrJN
| th- paper ne founded in London for
| secret circulation In underground Rus
| SID Is sum published, and the news
| IT contains SHOWS tn@ imW"nss growth
| "i hlh'iISLc groups IN all parts ~ 'ha
| "'F.H
| Oh the Lenders
From What could b. learned ut IN.
| N'rN'NSs Ut the mon ROW directing .ha
| hniis'ic group IL would .".m thcra
| IS little need u fear Of violent d-ltn
On tn part OF tn" car. u is claaiufaI
| mat they 4" not aim at h'apdshaI
Particularly tn" assassinatt3r Of Rus
Stt.~ ruler, ~ history hal proven tHl5