Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-14

grenadier regiments at Moscow have
mutinied and that at Warsaw yesterday
certain officers refused to give the COM
mand to their men to fre on the people,
who were making a demonstration. Not
the slightest confirmation is obtainable OF
these rumprs.
NEW YORK, July IA World dispatch
from London contains the following from
the Vienna correspondent Of the Daily Tele-
graph:
Private letters from ST. Petersburg state
that the police have discovered elaborate
preparations for blowing up the castle OF
llinSkO1e, near Moscow, where the car,
with the imperial family, intended to take
up brief residence. Beneath the apart
ments destined for his majesty's use
subterranean passage is said to have been
found leading to cellar where 2SO pounds
of dynamite lay concealed.
The police have made many arrests, ap-
wbo e1tT Gondcted fhs fhes ceaning and decorating
of the apartments at the castle. 80 -
This intelligence., associated with the the
preston. The car has now given up
all idea of staying at llinskoje.
BouIigan May Resign.
ST. PETERSBURG, July l3.-The resigna"
ton of NJ. Bouligan is expected daily. Gem
eral Trepoff, the assistant minister of the
interior. will probably be his successor.
The terrorists have recently renewed their
warnings against General Trepof with
ominous persistence. The general is con-
stantly in receipt of letters signed by tho
executive committee OF the fighting orr
ganization informing him that his hour has
come. A remarkable feature of all the
communications is that the writer's take
pains to say that no safeguards will avail
to avert his impending doom. AT the
same time they tell him he need not be
afraid to go abroad in the streets. They
add: your sentence will be executed in
your own room. You will die in your bed"
The terrorists seem to take pride in is
suing a challenge involving a 1emonstra-
ton of their power and resources to pence
trate the armor of the police, Moreover,
General Trepoff knows enough of the re-
sources and desperateness of tire organiza->
ton to firmly believe that the terrorists
are able TO execute their threats.
He makes no concealment OF the fact
that he expects to be killed, but his nerve
is unshaken. "I will at least die at the
post of duty" he says.
Privately; General Trepoff takes a gloomy
view of the future of the autocracy, in
which he believes that II given untram-
meled power he could restore the old status
quo in a year, but the present vacilitsting
policy he thinks will end only in ruin A
representative assembly, no matter what
its initial character may be. he is con-
WINGED will soon be transferred into a con-
stituent assembly, which will give the death
blow to absolutsm
Official advices received by the minister
of the interior say that the assassin OF
Prefect of Police shouvaloff at Moscow
has been identified as a former school
teacher Of St. Petersburg, named Kulikov.
sly,v y.yith
political agitation and is believed to have
belonged to the terrorist organization. He
was first arrested under the administration
of the late interior minister Sipgaguine In
1901 and three years later was exiled to
Siberia for six years by the late interior
minister Won Plehve, but escaped in 1904
and was supposed to have gone abroad.
Kulikovsky was next discovered at Moscow
in June last, prowling around the govern
ment buildings. presumably intent on COM
mitting a political crime. He was arrested
and taken to a police station, from which
he escaped. Upon his escape shuvaloff Of
fered a reward for Kulikovsky's capture
The bomb factory seized at Tifis. Cau-
casia, is considered an important hnul. Il
contained, In addition to finished bombs, a
large quantity of dynamite. nitro-glycerine
and other explosives Thirteen persons be-
tee were captured A chemist who was i'm
plicated committed suicide.
Keen AssassIB's Identity Secret.
MOSCOW, July lathe authorities here
decline 10 disclose the identity OF the as
sassln OF Prefect of Police shuvalon.
but is is known that a very promi-
nent and important political capture has
been, made. After the prisoners escape
no yyha ba baA baar,
confined as political suspect some days
previous to the assassination OF the pre-
feet, Shuvalon set all the police OF Moscow
at work 20 effect his recapture. The pris-
oner in the meantime shaved off his beard
and while the police were searching for him
everywhere the man went to the projects
Office and committed the crime for which
he win now be tried. The bullets of tho
revolver used by the prisoner were illed
with poison. The crowd in the ante-room
Of the prefecture set upon the assassin,
who was dragged into the street and ter
ribly beaten.
Rioters Hanged at Odessa.
ODESSA, July 13.-Twenty-four leaders OF
the recent disturbances here were hanged
today I'm various prisons. Another batch OF
seventeen will be publicly executed upon
the arrival here Of General lgnatieff, pres
ident Of the special conference for the re-
vision Of the exceptional laws designed for
safeguarding public order.
The battleship Georgi Pobiedonosetz has
arrived here. with a fresh crew, for the
purpose OF taking sixty-seven mutineers to
sevastopol for trial by court-martal
OF 2O2 persons arrested and charged With
robbery or incendiarism IN connsctlon with
the recent riots sevcnty-four were uc-
quilted today owing 70 the lack OF evidence
and twenty-eight were sentenced to six
weeks imprisonment, the time TO include
the two weeks which they have already
passed In prison. The extraordinary out
come OF these trials has aroused much
comment here. II is openly asserted that Il
Is a political demonstration. against tie
military government and furnishes evidence
Of the conflict going on between the mu-
nicipality and the government as ths