The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-08
AFTER The Gar
DYNAMITE FOUND HIDDEN
IN THE PALACE.

SSoH-lupoIla SduTts III
Panic on Learning
That Terrorists Have
Corrupted Police.
st. Petersburg, April 6.-At last
the terroriets have succeeded in
penetrating the Gordon of guards
about the car, and in smuggling
high explosives into the palace it
self, and as result there is feel
ing of apprehension among all of
the high officials and the guards
about his majesty have been treb-
4 led.
4 Late yesterday afternoon, as the
guard at the palace was being
changed, Lieutenant Colonel Shi-
i jraupski, who was ia command, no.
3lticed that one Of the Cossacks who
4 had been posted at the main door.
! was wearing the sword of an infan-
try officer, and not the sabre Of q
Cossack. He thereupon called a
corporal and placed the man under
arrest He was at once searched
and incriminating documents were.
found on his person.
Search of the police revealed two
packages of dynamite, placed
against the main door Of the impe-
rial suite, in dark corner, where
they were not likely 10 be noticsd.
II A searching inquiry was at once
Instituted, with the result that
/ twelve secret police agents were ar.
I rested as accomplices, and all were
hurried to the Peter and Paul for
tress, where they were interviewed
by General Trepof.
The fact that the terrorists have
Isucceeded in corrupting members
s of the secret police and soldiers hiss
4 caused much alarm, and another
attempt against ahigh official is
hooked for.
Warsaw, April Elm snticipa.
tion of the funeral of a girl who
died of wounds received in the fight
ing on Sunday, the workmen of al
the factories in the northern part Of
the city left their work yesterday J
afternoon and crowded the streets
/ The police fearing a hostile demon,
Istra:ion, forbade the funeral ane
: summoned Cossacks, who, usins
their knouts and swords freely, fin
! ally succeeded in dispensing the
{ gathering.
I Owing to the closing of the uni
versity of Warsaw, 1900 student:
! were dismissed yesterday. ALI stu
dents whose conscription were post
7 poned during their university yea
I will be compelled to serve now.
I A nonstrikipg woman at the ga
works, whom the strikers had con
{ demned to death, was shot and &c
( riously wounded yesterday by {
woman who escaped.
The police aud military made t
4 further house-to-house visit in th'
: suburbs of Wela Tuesday night
where they arrested IA prisoner
and discovered great quantities o
revolutionary proclamations.
Vienna, April GA dispatct
from Wilma states that all the able
bodied men in the district hav
ing been sent to war by the czar
the women and children invaded
the imperial forest and began to GU
the dead timber, arguing that, al
their protectors were away in the
service of the emperor, there woulo
be no harm in securing fuel to warn
themselves from the deadfalls ir
the woods. The foresters drove
them away and beat a number O
them cruelty.
The next day the women, armec
with clubs and axes, returned and
attacked the forestsrs. They burn
ed the house Of tbs chief forester
and so badly injured him and thre,
of his assistants that al are expect
ed to die.
ST. Petersburg. April 6.-OMcia
advices report continued disorder
in the Caucasus. Within the pas
week peasants have looted an(
burned public Offices in many vii
lages in the Gore district, sacked
schools and private estates, cutting
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