Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-17
CAR TO BRAVE DANGERS
GOING TO CAMP WITH FAMILY DE-
SPITE ATTEMPT ON GRAND
DUKES LIFE.
REVOLT GAINING AGAIN.
Government Hears Bad News and Every
Inch Of Rulers Path VIII BE
Most Carefully Guarded.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 14.-De-
snire the attempt on the life of Grand
Duke Nicholas on August ~, at hras-
noye-Selo, the Emperor, accompanied W
his entire family and major portion VI
the court has gone to krasnova-oelo "
spend ii week at the guards camp.
Six additional guard regiments nave
gone to the camp from st. petersburg
and the most rigid precautions nave oeen
taken to protect the Emperor Ihe raj
road station at st. Petersburg is heaVlly
guarded and no clylllans are alio" ca ~
leave for Krasnoye-Selo except aAt7i
being fully identified.
A grand review is scheduled LOT Az a,
gust 10, after which the imperial FANNY
will go to Tsrarskoe-selo instead , o. re-
Peterhof, although some OF the papers,
report it is the intention OF the lmperlal
family to Immediately go by sea 70
Livadia, in the Chimea, and spend the
autumn there.
Plot to Kill Grand Duke.
II is learned in connection with the at
temDt to assassinate Grand Duke Men.
olas Nicholaievitch that a number OF
the guards who were supposed 10 nave
been using blank cartridges had peen
supplied with ball cartridges. Inc az,
fair proves to have been deep hiu
plot, in which many civilians are mpll-
Gated. A number of the plotters nave
been arrested. 1t is charged that these
prisoners secured the connivance or the
responsible officers to use ball cartridges.
The government has received bad news
from the Caucasus. Correspondents OF
st. Petersburg papers now III the eau
casus have been arrested and their
kilograms stopped. 1t is known, how
4I,o
kaia and Kars are preparing to mutiny.
Revolt Gaining Again.
On the whole the revolutionists had the
best of the argument Monday and within
twenty-four hours three policemen were
murdered IN st. Petersburg, one in Mos
COW. and three in Kazan.
At Mini Novgorod the revolutionists
boarded a train on the Sarmova railway
and killed two sergeants OF police, after
which they escaped.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a crowd of
youths from a neighboring village at
tackled the equipage of Captain of Police
Nishnakotf. More than fifty shots We're
fred the carriage was riddled, and a
woman accompanying the captain was
wounded The captain escaped.
At Borsenoa, while number of revo-
lutionary agitators, who had been ar
rested at a meeting, We're undergoing
examination at the prefecture, one of
the accused drew a revolver, killed the
chief of the rural police, wounded an
aid. and committed suicide.
At Warsaw, the chief of the work
shops of the railroad was shot and
killed. The assassins escaped.
Ambassador Meyer left st. Petersburg
for Kissengen today to take the cure.
He expected to be gone q month unless
the situation here necessitates his earlier
return. During his absence Secretary
Eddy will be charge d'affaires.
Peasants Become Catholics.
MOHILEV. Aug. 14.-Since the pub
Iication of the decree granting freedom
of conscience, almost $4,000 members of
the orthodox church, majority OF whom
are peasants, have embraced the Catho-
lie religion in this bishopric.
More Strict Rules at Odessa.
ODESSA, Aug. 14.-Gov. Gen. Kaul-
bars today issued an edict decreeing
that employers indemnifying strikers for
the days the latter had been on strike
would henceforth incur penalties for so
doing, including the closing of their fac
tories. The same edict enjoins the in
habitants from whom money has been
extorted by Anarchists under threat of
assassination to report the facts to the
Dolica