New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
An ADMIRAL WOUNDED.
,u7TINY ON BLACK SEA.
WOman AttacLs Chouhnin-Afrays
in st. Petersburg.

:. Petersburg Feb 9.--Vice-Admiral Chouk-
un in command of the Black Sea feet, was
.-.,naed to-day by a woman. who attacked him
A,s oeqoe at sebastopol. a sentry who rushed
.se admiraTs assistance shot the woman dead
ststement has been issued relative to the ex-
- Admiral Chouknins injury.
,,..,nv is stil smouldering on board several
..,s Of the Black Sea feet notably the
,..,tosb;p Catherine II, where several officers
,sve been arrested.
number Of naval officers. according TO dis
.a,cb 70 the "Sloyo" from Sebastopol have been
,-.rsferred to the Far East for petitioning the
.,.-,,e Ministry for an open trial Of former
-..r,anaut Schmidt, who led the mutiny on the
.,,ssr Otchakof and tor satisfaction of the
s.-icA demands The trial of Schmidt has been
-,s,noned because il is thought TO be hazardous
= .-onsfer him from the fortress of Otchakoff,
= odessa 10 the naval headquarters at Sc
bastopol
,bo way between the flghting wing of TIE rev.
..;or3s+s ans the Black Hundreds assumed
,eyr r.laec tonight, when a band of Reds sur
-ornses cabaret on the Schlusselberg Road
,h,,o tie cit. and threw a bomb among an as
..-,bpas Of workneu. The Reds then opened
sra an the panic stricken crowd in the cabaret
Killing two and seriously wounding eighteen
,,s-sons one of the wounded died while being
taken 10 a hospital
Military detachnents which are constantly
ratroIling the turbulent industrial suburbs,
were reinforced by dragons and police from
the CITY and threw a Gordon around the whole
district Most Of the revolutionists made off at
the approach Of the troops but a few bolder
spirits remained and offered resistance to the
soldiers. Wholesale arrests were being made at
e late hour tonight.
Three employees Of the Putiloff works belong
ing TO the Black Hundred were surprised and
killed yesterday by a party of revolutionary
workmen. They were accused Of furnishing to
the police lists Of revolutionary workmen.
The Terrorist campaign is being vigorously
prosecuted in the provinces From two 10 ten
attempts on the lives Of officials are reported
daily.
General Linevitch reports that a great num-
Der Of arrests Of insurgents have been made ar
Chita. Among those arrested are eighty-one SOL
ders. large quantities Of arms and explosives
have been surrendered 10 the authorities. Cen
eral Lnevitch says that order has been re-
stored In a dispatch received here to-day from
General Mistchenko, Vladivostok is reported TO
be quiet
The disclosures regarding arms smuggled into
Finland have been followed by the revelation
that arms in large quantities have been openly
imported through the custom houses at RevaI
ard other Baltic ports and forwarded 70 Moscow
and other places in the interior the official at
Reval saying that the law only prohibited the
importation Of military rifles Of the Russian pat
tern and said nothing about consignments OF
Msusers Of the French and Belgian types.
Though the "Slovo" denies the correctness of
the 'Novoe Vremya's' statement that the Ma
tional Assembly VIII he convolled April %.
and quotes Councillor Of the Empire say
ing that probably II viii not be convened before
autumn The preliminary elections among the
s.. Petersburg yorznen viii begin next week.
The Cabinet and Council of the Empire are
working overtime preparing bills for submis-
sion 10 the National Assembly. Even the pa
Iers which have been fighting the government
tooth and nail. like the Russ" and "Nasha
shism.' refer TO the strong liberal tendency re-
Gently manifested in the Cabinet. and say that
the Minister of the Interior N. Durnovo, is al
most alone in favoring a reactionary policy.