The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-28
JEW BUTCHERIES
LAID TO VICTIM.
Continued From First Page.
machine, which, at the time II wa.

shSIAu WcAS il1ISiuCQ LOT Won #PlenVe. -
II On That occasion a companion Of
the conspirator who was killed. es-5
capped. Owing to the frightful force.
Of the explosion on that Occasions
which completely wrecked two rooms,
blowing the body Of .Kazanoff almost
to atoms, severing his head and arms
from the trunk, the police believe it
is possible that the explosive was
Identical with that used in to-days
tragedy, which was also caused by a
bomb or Internal machine of similar
power with that of the former plot
and that the perpetrator was the man
who escaped at that time
AS further indication of the ident-
lty Of the tragedy with the Hotel du
iNord affair there were In each case
explosive bullets In the bomb.
Six Men Implicated.
I 1t Is reported that six men are i'm
plicated and that five of them fed into
"a little hotel adjoining the scene Of
the assassination, the only one who
The hotel was surrounded by the po-
lice and all Its Inmates were arrested.
The wounded man. who is said to be
"a Jew, was taken to the Alexander
hospital so dazed as to be unable to
speak. His condition was accounted
for by the fact that he took poison
Immediately after throwing the bomb.
The deceased minister's carriage
was being followed by secret service
men on bicycles, but by miracle not
one of them was injured. The force,
of the explosion was SO tremendous
that all the windows of a hotel facing
the street were blown in and even
some Of the large panes Of the War
saw station hundred steps away
were shattered. Some of the drosky
drivers nd in fro OF
the station were injured.
According to later account the
bomb was thrown from a window of
the Warsaw hotel. Won Plehve's head
was torn off; the lower portion was
completely shattered, but the upper
part was untouched. There were only
two conspirators, according to this
version, one of whom threw the bomb
from the window and then bolted.
When captured another bomb is said
to have been found in his pocket.
Even in the midst of the consterna-
ton produced by the tragedy every
body is talking Of Won PlehVe's prob
able successor.
The news was broken to the minis
ter's wife at Kybinsk, on the Volga,
while on ther way to their country
old. A daughter is married to M
Voutch, an official attache to the
council Of ministers, who was the sole
relative Of Won Plehve able to attend
the first requiem mass for the reposes
of his soul. 60 =.
Won Plehve saw his wife and son
off last night and drove to the
residence of General Bogsanovitch an
old friend and associate, with whom
he remained until a late hour. The
minister appeared to be pre-occuDied
and some of the guests asked him if
he had received any more threaten
ing letters and demonstrated with him
for going about unprotected. Surf
ously, M. Won Plehve replied:
I am safe enough every day in the
week except Thursday. No one knows
of my movements except on that day
when everybody knows I go to present
my weekly report to the emperor
The assassin was dressed in the uni
form Of a Warsaw railway guard. He
is a comparatively young man.
+, tn The assassin. who was wounded IN
Inc -apaomen by splinter, Hn rlfc[e
a successful operation. When throw
ing the bomb he shouted Long live
freedom" with little Russian &C
cent. His name has not been ascer-
lalned ana the prisoner told the police
LA AZ. ne tiau no acconnplces;
.Altogethef fourteen OUTSIDERS were
a r.l. ny tne eAploslon. captain
5zvenlsky OF the guaras, VINO was
- - -
the sKull. It mas peen trepanned but
the captain Is not expected TO recover.
Dnaaoooa, o
Iio % fAsssassiliaIeu. &
Senator Won Plehve was appointed
minister Of the interior April IS, 1902,
succeeding M. Sipiaguino, who was
dent named Balschanefr. He had for
m ny, oeen director OF the department
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