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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29
HOW MITCHELL IS KEEPING HER PROM
ISRS.

LSBS,
'sThe Pierre strikers opened their
campaign by stating that Mitchell
would never build structure fit for a
capitol building and referred to 1t as
''few piles of stone and sand on a va
cant LIT to catch suckers" while the
new 500, 900 Widmann hotel--now al
most completed was nothing but q
"hole in the ground When they saw
the building going up and what q
magnificent and beautiful structure the
capitol building is, they set up the cry
that it was just a bait, that when the
state came to build a capitol building
of it's own the Mitchell people would
hold it up for suitable site, Now
that deed to twenty acres of choice
inside property Within stones throw
of the Northwestern station has been
deposited in Sioux Falls bank in fav-
or OF the state If the capital is removed
to Mitchell, the Pierre crowd are yell.
ling their heads off: sIt's got string
on 1t! It's got string on it!'' This
ssstring" is provision that the deed
goes to the state conditionally with the
use of the site for a capitol building.
Some of the ninnyhammer newspapers
who are repeating, poll-parrot like
Everything sent out by Pierre, probab
| ly do not know that the capitol grounds
at Pierre donated by the Chicago g.
/ Northwesternra railway company mot BY
Pierre as commonly understood) hal
"a string on it. The deed specifcall.
states;
sThis conveyance is made upon th,
express condition, however, that th,
ipremises above described shall be for
lever used as a site for state capitol an,
lif at any time the same be used for an,
lother purpose the title TO the sal,
premises shall revert TO and revert II
| the party of the first part, its success
sOrs and assigns, without any declara
tion of forfeiture or other act on 1t
part to be performed.
mitchell not only offers to give
site OF valuable land II the capital
placed at Mitchell and state hous
erected on 1t. but offers to give theus
outright for any number Of years of
new and perfectly appointed fire-pro1
building and without charge for rem
until the state II financially able
erect capitol building on the site d
. mated. Its ridiculous to assume ths
i Mitchell or any other city would pr
i sent the state with site which Pierl
|. has figured Is worth quarter of mi
/ lion dollars, unless there was value r
/ lceived in the way Of locating the cap
tai att that city, and the Pierre organ
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29

have enumerated above a. belonging
to Mr.. CriIl's four composite demo.
crats." Mr.. Grill has made the mis-
take a mistake we believe many re-
pnblicans will not rehsh-of assuming
that because man may sanction one
plank in the South Dakota democratic
platform, the plaak endorsing the pri-
mary system, that therefore and there
by he becomes a democrat Much
more truly may IL be said that IL Mr..
Grill ever comes TO endorse the Drin-
ciples enumerated above as the policy
Of his four republican ideals, he will
thereby become composite republi-
can
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29
STATE TICKET,

For Presidential Electors
HENRY 8. MORRIS OF Roberts
IL. H. GULSTINE OF Lake
JOHN @. ANDERSON or Lyman
CIR. EVANS OF Butte
For Congress
e. w, MARTIN OF Lawrence
c. II. BURKEof Hughes
For Governor
s. III. ELROD Of Clark
For Lieutenant Governor
J.E. McDOUGAL OF Marshall
For Secretary Of State
DAVID WIPE OF Hutchinson
For Treasurer
G. b. COLLINS OF Brown
For Auditor
J.. #. HALLIDAY OF Kingsbury
For Attorney General-e
PHILO HALL or Brookings
ForCom. school and Public Lands
C.J, BACHof Turner
For Snpt. OF Public Instruction
G. w. NASH OF Lincoln
For Railroad Commissioner
VIC. SMITH OF Meade
For Supreme Court
DIGHTON CORSON Of Lawrence
RICHARD HANEY of Dawson
H. G. FULLER OF Hughes
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29
COUNTY TICKET.

For Senator
AUGUST FRIEBERG OF Beresford
For Representatives
ANDREW MARTIN Of Brule Twp.
8. A. OMDAHL OF Sphinx Twp
ADAM SCOTT OF Virginia Twp.
For Treasurer
JOEL I. WEBER OF RichIand Twp.
For Register of Deeds
HENNING GAssMAN Of Sioux Valley Twp
For Auditor
CHAS. s. HARTER OF Elk Point
For superintendent of Schools
HE FRENCH OF Elk Point
For Sheriff.
=. y. SHERMAN Of Alcesser
For Clerk Of Courts
GEO q. KIMMEL OF civil Bend Twp.
For County Judge
JEROME MANGAN OF Beresford
For states Attorney
w. w. PALMER OF Alcester
For Coroner
H. y. ELLIOTT OF Beresford
For Commissioners. Third District
JOHN BRIGGS Of Emmet Twp.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29

The Union county republicans have
nominated and Will elect astrong legis.
lative delegation, its membership in.
cludlng such able gentlemen as Hon.
August Frieberg for Senator, and Hon.
81 A. Omdahl as one Of the representa-
fives - Fxrmillioa Repablicaa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29


THE republican convention OF Union
county, s. d., was held at Elk P0int
and full ticket was nominated. We
are personally acquainted with twO OF
the nominees. Adam Scott, Ol whom
mention win be found In another col-
umn, is one. John Briggs, nominated
for commissioners from the third dis
trict, we have known for forty years.
AS boy he was OF the average; good
fighter, could steal just as many waters
melons and green apples az anyone In
the crowd, could run away from school,
20 fishing and swimming and lie about
how his hair got wet from sweating
while milking the COWS, equal TO any
boy we ever knew. AS man he Was,
and is, honest, conscientious, honorable
and square. John Briggs word Ii 3
bond never violated. His experience
In Dakota, his knowledge Of the wants
of his constituents, make Mr.. Briggs
40 ideal man for the position and II the
voters of that district want man 10
represent their interests they could
not have found better one In this dis
trict than honest John Briggs. They
can vote for him with full confidence
that the interests Of the taxpayers OF
Union county will be carefully guard
ed - HGaDGrde7s Chronicle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29

must have high appreciation Of the
intelligence OF their organs in putting
out such stuff Ksmbali Graphic.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29

Jim Cole, Alcester Twp
John Coyerdale, Elk Point
s. s. Eidem, Brule Twp
David French, Elk Point Twp
Simon McInerny, Elk Point Twp
O.. m. La Bruno, Jefferson Twp
Pat Curry, Elk Point Twp
John Hultgren Jr., Sioux Valley Twp
9. j. Keiser, Big Springs Twp
Byron Smythe, Elk Point
James Mcclure, Bmmet TWP
Ole ]. Morterud, Sioux Valley Twp
Abe Freelove
David G. vallin, Big Springs Twp
John Manning, Brule Twp
Ole Walstad, Sphinx Twp
Oliver Clements0n, Brule Twp
Andrew Helseth, Sphinx Twp
j. ". Collins, Prairie Twp
Tom Applegate, Big Springs Twp
Albert johnson, Brule Twp
Th0s "A. Thompson, Richland Twp
Charles Bushnell, Alcester
Th0s. Roman, Hawarden
E. b. Dickinson, Richland
Eli Paulson, Elk Point Twp
Bill Clifford, Brule Twp
J. J. Ven, Brule Twp
Ollie ClementsOn, Brule Twp
G. H. Barton
g. Al. Allen, Elk Point Twp
Danl. Ryan, Elk Point Twp
Erick Nilsson, Alcester
wv. R. Shearon, Elk Point Twp
G. Z. Bsastad, Sphinx Twp
J0han Hottie, Emmett Twp
Rudolph Leafstedt, Big Springs Twp
Jim Kennedy, Virginia Twp
RObt. Mccormick, Elk Point Twp
ID. M. Thomas, Alcester
Fred Bristol
w. G. Montague, Jefferson Twp
Martin Summey
Beni Lass, Prairie Twp
Mat Matson, Sphinx Twp
r.. III. Collins, Prairie Twp
Martin Ssene, Big Springs Twp
G. y. Hoard, Prairie Twp
John Briggs, Emmett Twp
Dave Flanagan, Civil Bend Twp
John Price, Sphinx Twp
Howard kOsier, Civil Bend Twp
Henry Payne, Civil Bend Twp
Il. MI Dowlin. Brule Twp
e III Martin, Elk Point Twp
Earl Bihlmyer, Richland Twp
Henry Cakes, Virginia Twp
"A. B. Andrews. Beresf0rd
Adelph Quintall, jefferson
=. II. Behnke, Emmett Twp
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29
Official Paper Of Onion County

REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL TICKET
For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT OF New York
For Vice-P President
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS or Indiana
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29

at the hospital.
The man who ordered the rubber
tired buggy was Morris Levlch, Ger
man Jew who deals in second hand
stuff at 406 Pearl street He declares
that the buggy was ordered for his
clerk, Frank Anmerman. The esi-
dence seems to show that zimmerman
islthe man who accompanied Williams
to Battraw's. There Is also testimony
to show that when they first returned
to Sioux City the wounded man was
taken to Levich's house, but that Lew
ich wouldn't receive him and that he
was afterwards deposited and left In
the alley where discovered. tits claim
ed also that man has been found who
has identified the dark lantern as one
he loaned zimmerman, At any rate
the police worked up sufficiently
strong case SO that on Tuesday after
noon they arrested both Levich and
/ zimmerman, charged with conspiracy
in the attempted robbery. This. or
course, il an Iowa offense, committed
in Iowa and to be tried there. Levloh
Is out on 81 900 bail, while zimmerman
Is still In jail.
| The three parties implicated claim
to be able TO explain matters satisfac-
torily. Williams claims never I'd have
seen Levlch or zimmerman, to WHOM,
Williams is utter stranger. The evil
dence against them Ii largely clrcum-
stantlal but quite strong, and the Sioux
| City authorities believe they can con-
1 vict them. The same snay be said 0l
the case for robbery which will betried
here. Altogether IL Is one 0f the m0sl
interesting and complicated cases that
has ever come to the attention hi this
ycommunity and Is sure to attract wide
spread and deep interest.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29
SUBSCRIPTION price. per yeas.

The COURIER is mailed regularly to its
subscribers anti1 definite order to disc
comtsmae II received amd all arrears are
paid.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29

The primary election, as illustrated
in Brainerd on Tuesday, is a roaring
farce. BrGisserd (lNissn Tribune.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29

Jnrsanen for the Special October Term
Of Conrt.
The jury for the term OF court ad-
iourned to Oct. 10th to try the case OF
John St. Pierre indicted for the MUIR
der OF Albert and Clarence Chillieu,
was drawn yesterday. The jurymen
are summoned TO appear at the court
house, tuesday morning, Oct. IIth, at
9 o'clock. They are as follows:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-29
JUDICIAL TICKET

F0f Judge. Second judicial Circuit
JOSEPH M. JONES of Sioux Falls
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CLEMENTS HEROIC ACT
PROMPTNFSS AND COURAGE PRE-
VENTED A GREAT DISASTER.
At Risk of His Life He Closed the
Lock Of Thirten-Inch Gun, Which
Had Been Carelessly Opened.

The Baltimore Sun says that Lieut.. James
Wilkinson Legare Clement. who succumbed
to typhoid fever yesterday morning at Tri-
este, Austria, proved himself a hero April
49, 1908. when. an ensign, he prevented
what might have been a disastrous acct
dent on the battle ship Kearsarge, which
was then the flagship of the north Atlantic
squadron, stationed at the time at Pensa-
cola, Fla
The Kearsarge was sent out into the gulf
to spend a week In target work. this being
the usual number of days assigned to each
ship OF the squadron while In those waters.
The vessel was the last OF the battle ships
TO work with her guns and she was just
completing her firing when the accident
occurred, which caused the commanding
officers to turn pale when they learned how
near the good ship came to destruction.
The forward 13-inch rifles. the largest in
the navy, were being fired at a target l. 700
yards distant. Seven shots had been fired
from the port side. when there was a mis-
fire.
The guns were being fred electrically.
and as soon as the charge failed to fire one
Of the gunners stepped forward to open the
lock to ascertain the cause. AS he did so
Ensign Clement cautioned him and ordered
him to remain In his position for a few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-29
NAMED G. P. WALBRIDGE
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS NOMI
MATED HIM FOR GOVERNOR.
North Dakota Democrats Framed State
Ncket-Parker Will Not Visit
Chicago-Notes.

A dispatch from st. Joseph, Mo, says:
Missouri republicans met here Wednes-
day in convention and nominated Cyrus
P. Walbridge of ST. Louis for governor
Thomas ]. Atkins, chairman of the state
committee, in calling the gathering to order
said, among other things:
I'VE want this state to be factor in the
affairs of the nation. We want her to join
hands with the progressive states of Iowa,
Illinois and Ohio, and help solve the great
problems that now confront us. At least 10
per cent of the voters who have affiliated
with the democratic party in this state de-
sire the destruction of the state house
ring, the most daring and dangerous band
of political pirates that ever infested any
State.'
The platform adopted follows closely the
features of the national party principles,
and takes firm stand against "boodleism'
in the state. The democratic party is con-
election methods in the state and for al
funds.
The convention nominated the following
ticket:
Lieutenant governor-John C. Mckinley
of Unionviile.
Secretary of state-John Swanger of MI
Ian.
Treasurer-Jacob Bamelich of Bonneville.
Auditor-Henry Weller of st. Genevieve
county.
Attorney general-Herbert 8. Hadley Of
Kansas CITY
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view of his subordinates the peasants in
Kharkoff and Poltava We're being cruelty
fogged by his orders for showing signs Of
disaffection. Visiting the provinces in
person, Pehve promptly rewarded the
governor of Kharkoff for flogging malcon-
tents and at once punished the governor of
Poltava for tiogging them only as an after
thought.
Won Plehve Is now (at the time of writ
ing) the most influential parsonage in the
Russian empire, a Muscovite grand vizier
who Yields absolute power over what may
be pardoned for calling the greatest nation
on the globe, and he holds his position
at the pleasure of his imperia. master.
Whether he remains in office is dismissed
that may result from his arbitrary admin
istration, but on the success which attends
his endeavors to keep the car in coun-
tenance and to persuade that Maynard
monarch that the autocracy Is safe in his
hands.
The massacres of the Jews, the Danish
ment of the Firms, the spoliation of the
ArmenianS, the persecution of the Poles,
the exile of Russian mobiles, the foggtng OF
peasants, the Imprisonment and butchery of
Russian workingmen, the establishing of a
widespread system of espionage and the
abolition of law are all measures which the
minister suggests and the car heartily
sanctions.
Won Plehve, like his colleagues, would
not be minister if his regime were really
helpful to the country"
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Fatal Soda Siphon Explosion.

A dispatch from New York last night
says: !
Morris Tabock, aged nineteen years. was
killed, and Morris 'Faerber, aged thirty-two
years, was painfully injured this afternoon
by the explosion of a 50gallon metallic sic
phon In an establishment for the manufac~
ture of soda water and beer apparatus in
East Houston street. Tabock's head waa
nearly blown off and several bones were
broken. Faerber and Tabock were testing Q
new siphon. Tabock had his face directly
over the connection watching for Leak
and Faerber stood just behind him, when
the explosion occurred. There were twentys
five others in the place at the time. but nQ
one except Tabock and Faerber was in<
jured Faerber was junior member OF tho
firm and Tabock was an empioye.
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WORLDS CENTURY RECORD.
Longest List of Notables Who Met
Violent Deaths.

The Following is the worlds century rec
ord for rulers, presidents and ministers
slain or attacked within century:
Napoleon L, attempted, December "a, 1900
Paal, car Of Russia, March "a, 1901.
Spencer Percival, premier of England
May II. 1912.
George ", attempt, January %, 1877
Andrew Jackson, President United States,
attempt, January 60 1885.
Louis Philippe of France, many attemptsf
from 1885 to 1916.
Frederick William Of Prussia, attempt
May %, 1850
Francis Joseph of Austria, February Is,
1853.
Ferdinand, Charles III, Duke Of Parma.
March 81, 1854
Isabella II of Spain, three attempts, from
1S47 to 1856
Napoleon III, three attempts. from 1865
to 1858.
Daniel. Prince of Montenegro. August -,
1860. y.
Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States, April IA, 1865.
Michael Prince of Servia, June 10, 1868
Prim Marshal of Spain, December g.
81 Richard ieh3a r Earl of Mays. governor general
1876. -
william Ian, I Of Prussia, three attempts
lTOL 1Sol 10 1873
Alexander II, Car of Russia, six at
tempts and finally killed by explosion Of
bomb, March 49, 1881.
Mohammed Ali, pasha September Z, 1873
Humbert l, King Of Italy, attempt NO
vember H. 1873.
Lytton. Lord, viceroy of India, attempt.
December IL, 1873.
Alfonso XII of Spain. two attempts,
1s7s-79.
Brattiano Premier of Roumania. attempt,
December IA, 1880.
James A. Garfield, President United
States. July 2. 1881
Carter H. Harrison, mayor OF Chicago,
October %. 1893
Marie Francois Carnot, President Of
France, June "a, 1894
Nasr- ed-Din, Shah of Persia. May l, 1890.
Stanislaus Stamouloff, Premier OF Bull
garia, July %, 1895.
Canovas del Castillo. Prime Minister OF
Spain, August g. 1897.
Juan 1 di arte Borda, President OF IRA
quay, August %, 1897
Jose Maria Reyna Barrios, PRESIDENT OF
Guatemala, February IS, 1893.
Empress Elizabeth OF Austria, september
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Proposed Steamboat Line Purchase

A dispatch from Baltimore last night
says:
A majority of the bondhoders of the
Queen Annes Railroad Company have
signed an agreement giving their assent to
proposition to combine its property with
that of the Weems Steamboat Company
provided the stock of the latter can be pur-
chased at price considered reasonable and
satisfactory The contamination of the
deal is dependent upon the interested par
ties agreeing upon a price for the Weems
line, and it is understood that conference
relative to it will be held today.
This is part of the plan proposed for a
reorganization of the Queen Anne's Rail-
road Company 1t is proposed to refinance
the property to provide means for taking
up the present outstanding securities sup
ply capital to pay for the Weems line and
future development of the Queen Anne's
Mr. Nicholas p. Bond of Baltimore and
Mr.. Henry P. Scott of the banking house
of Scott & Co, Wilmington, Del, represent
syndicate which proposes to finance the
deal. Mr. Bond said yesterday that SO far
it Is in very indefinite shape.
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Washington Man Elected to Office.

dispatch from st. Louis last night
says:
The final work Of the convention of the
National Association of Master Butchers
of America was concluded today with the
election and installation of officers. The
following officers were elected: President
James A. Hoffman. Washington, d. c.;
nrst vice president, Charles G.. Deibel St
Louis; second vice president, 8. ]. HUFF
ferds, Grand Rapids. Mich. secretary, c.
Christoffersen. Omaha, Neb.; treasurer,
John p. Kluga st. Louis
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NORTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS.
Named a State Ticket Headed by 81
E. Hegge.

A dispatch from Grand Forks, N. D.,
says: The following ticket has been nomi-
mated by the democratic state conventions:
Governor-H. F. Hegge Of Trail county.
Representatives.. G. Burr of Bottineau;
N. P. Rasmussen of Barnes.
Lieutenant governor-G. 8. Cyrne of Stark.
Secretary of state-H O'Keefe of Walsh.
Auditor-Charles Babe of Dickey.
Treasurer-R. B. Ross of Ward
Attorney generals Scrumgard Of Ram
sey.
The republican nominees for the supreme
bench were Endorsed.
The resolutions indorse the st. Louis plat
form; declare for the initiative and referen-
dunn; favor direct primary law, and ma
tional grain inspection, and the develop
ment of irrigation.
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10. 1898.
Edward VII of England attempt, April a.,
1900.
Humbert, King of Italy. July %, 1900.
William Mckinley, President United
States, September G, 1901.
Alexander, King of Servia June II. 1903.
Draga, Queen of Servia, June II, 1903
Governor General Bobrikoff of Finland,
June 49, 1904.
Won Plehve, minister of the interior, Rus
STA, July 2S 1904.
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RELENTLESS TYRANNY.
Severity Served UP Cold" the Remedy
for Discomfort

A cablegram from London last night
says: In the now famous article by "a
high Russian Official" published in the
Quarterly Review, Won Plehve's character
is severely criticised.
His remedy for discomfort he once de-
clared to be severity served up cold" And
1t was by carrying out that idea relent-
bureaucracy.
He originated the system of remorseless
repression which has turned Finland from
the most loyal into the most diSaffected
province of the empire.
The writer in the Quarterly Review says:
"Cool, Calculating, Cruel"
This official is tolerably instructed, pos
sesses an intimate acquaintance with the
seamy side of human nature. knows how
to touch deftly the right chords Of senti-
ment-prejudice or passion-and can keep
his head in the most alarming crisis.
when the state dignitaries and officials
lost their nerve on the tragic death of
Alexander II Won Plehve, then the public
prosecutor, was cool, self-possessed and
reSourceful.
These qualifications were duly noted,
and his promotion was rapid. He became
successfully director of the police depart
ment and secretary of the council of the
empire, where he helped to ruin the Fin
nish nation before the destinies of $780,
5000 Russians were finally placed In his
hands.
'Von Plehve cannot be classified by ma
tionality, genealogy, church or party. OF
obscure parentage, of German blood with a
Jewish strain, of uncertain religious de-
nomination, his ethical worth was gagged
Alright years ago by his colleagues in the
ministry of justice.
Recently again In the council Of minis
tiers, aware of their hostile Judgment, his
first acts were calculated to modify 1t. He
set out for the sacred shrine, near Moscow.
where he deyOutly received the HOLY conn
munion at the hands of an orthodox priest.
Piety and Persecution.
while thus displaying his piety in the
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THREE YEARS. RECORD
Assassinations That Have
Occurred in Russia.
PLEHVE WAS HATED
STORY BY FORMER AMERICAN
AMBASSADOR CARS COURT.
Character Of Dead Minister Severely
Exploited in Magazine Article
Worlds Century List.

The following is the three years record of
assassinations in Russia:
July %, 10O4-M de Plehve, minister OF
the interior, killed by bomb.
July II, 19O4-Vice governor of Elisabeth
pol assassinated.
June 16, 1904-Gen. Bobrikoff. governor
general of Finland shot and killed.
October IS, 19O3-Prince Galitzen. COVER
nor general of the Caucasus, stabbed, but
not killed.
April 10, 19O2-M Sipiaguine minister Of
the Interior predecessor of M. de Plehve,
shot and killed.
March %, 19O1-M. Pobedonostseff, chief
procurator of the holy synod, shot, but not
killed.
February q, 1901-M. Boglepoff, minister
of public instruction, shot and killed.