Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-07-20
Twenty-four Leaders OF the Uprising
at Odessa Were Executed
in Various Prisons.
TREPOFf GETS MANY WARNINGS
The worst Hated Man in Russia Is
Told in Letters that He Will be
Assassinated Terr ori SITS
Planned to Blow Up
Cars Palace.

Odessa, July 14.-Twenty four lead
ers of the recent disturbances here
were hanged yesterday in various
prisons Another batch of II will
be publicly executed upon the arrival
here of Gen. Ignatieff.
The battleship Georgi Pobiedonos-
tetz has arrived here with fresh
crew for the purpose of taking G7
mutineers to Sevastopol for trial by
cOurt-martial.
OF 202 persons arrested and charg-
ed with robbery or incendiarism in
connection with the recent riots here.
"A were acquitted owing to lack of
evidence and % were sentenced to six
weeks Imprisonment, the time to in
clude the two weeks which they have
already passed in prison. The extra
ordinary outcome of these trials has
aroused much comment. 1t is openly
asserted that it is a political demon
stration against the military govern
merit and furnishes evidence of the
conflict going on between the munici-
pality and the government, as the
judges are elected by the people.
st. Petersburg, July 14.-The assas-
sin of Prefect of Police Shuvaloff, Of
Moscow, has been identified as a
former school teacher of St. Petefs-
burg named Rulikovsky, who was
actively connected with the political
agitation and is believed to have be
longed to the terrorist organization.
After the prisoners escape from the
police station where he had been con-
fined as political suspect some days
h. Z Of h
prefect, Shuyaloff set all the police Of
Moscow at work to effect his recap
ture. The prisoner in the meantime
shaved off his beard and while the po-
lice were searching for him every
where the man went to the projects
office and committed the crime for
which he will now be tried. The bull
let's of the revolver used by the pris-
tOner were filed with poison. The
crowd in the ante-room of the pre-
lecture set upon the assassin, who
was dragged into the street and ter
ribly beaten.
The resignation of NJ. Bouligin as
minister of the interior is expected
daily. Gen. Trepoff, the assistant min
lister of the interior, will probably be
his successor.
The terrorists have recently renew
ed their warnings against Gen. Trep-
off with ominous persistence. The
general is constantly in receipt of let
ters signed by the executive commit
tee of the fighting organization in
forming him that his hour has come.
A remarkable feature of all the com
municatiOns is that the writer's 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 police have discovered elabor-
ate preparations for blowing up the
castle of Ilinskoje, near Moscow
where the czar with the imperial fam
lily intended to take up a brief resi-
ldence. Beneath the apartments des-
tined for his majesty's use a subter-
ranean passage is said to have been
found leading to cellar where 250
pounds of dynamite lay concealed.
The police have made many arrests