Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-27
Today's Telegraphic News
ANOTHER GENERAL. KILLED.

victim was added TO the long list today,
when General Wonlsrlarski was shot
and killed by an unknown man. The
assailants escaped.
St. Petersburg Aug. 27-Premier
Stolypin, completely terrorized as a
result of the attempt mace upon his life
on Saturday, by terrorists, when thirty
two persons we're killed ard many others
injured by the explosion of bombs in
his residence, has advised the Gar not
to yield to the grand dukes who are
urging the appointment of military
dictator.
In proclamation issued yesterday by
the terrorists' organization the same idea
is express I'd. The terrorists express re-
grei ON account of the inillriDg of Prem
Ter Stolypin's two children who we're
hurt in the bomb explosion, but say
they are sorry he escaped the punish
ment he $50 well merited, and that he
will yet be killed.
Gruessome finds are made continually
by the police who have been searching
the ruins of Premier s,tolypin's villa
since Saturday. Hands and feet and
bits of sesh have been picked up, as
we'll as watches, diamonds, and other
pieces of jewelry.
Most of the persons injured 10 the ex-
plosion are reported as being improved
this morning, and hopes are entertained
for the recovery OF all.
Premier Stolypin han not fully re-
covered from the effects of the shock.
An attempt was made at Peterhof yes
terday to assassinate Gen. Stall, one OF
the commandments of the palace guards.
General Stall closely resembles General
Trepoh, and it is supposed he was mis-.
taken for Trepotf. The incident has
caused grester alarm among the reac-
tionaries.
Berlin, Aug. 27-Ths correspondent
of the Schlesche Zeitung at st. Peters
burg wires to his paper that Governor
General Kaulbears and slll the principal
civil and military officers at Odessa have
sent in their designations in hurry.
This action was entirely unexpected.
ST. Petersburg, Aug 27.-The Bourse
today reflected the feeling of gloom,
which prevails as consequence of the
campaign of murder begun by The ter
rorists as indicated by the attempted
murder of Premier Stolypin, the killing
OF General Min, and other outrages by
the violent opponents of the govern
ment. Imperial fours fell from 20 to SO,
which is the heaviest drop they have ex-
perienced during the reign OF Car Mich
olas.
To add to the unrest, which has been
created by the momentous events OF the
last day or two, advices received today
indicate unusually grave disorders in
other parts of the country.
A dispatch from Novgorod states that
serious characterization exists among the
soldiers at Kirllov. a detachment OF
troops which wss escorting band OF
prisoners mutinied aud sixteen of the
soldiers we're placed under arrest.
At Tambofi, passenger train was
held up by revolutioniss. A policeman
gendarme and guard were killed.
Alga dispatches say that twenty-four
bombs and eight receptacles filled with
pyroxylin were discovered by the police.
An encounter took place between band
of robbers who attacked a government
spirit store and military patrol in which
five of the robbers we're killed.
Mile. StoIypiu, daughter of the
Premier, whose serious injury in the
bomb outrage of Saturday led TO the re-
port that she had died from her wounds,
is still living, but suffers intensely.
Frequent injections OF morphine are
necessary to ease her suffering. The
young son of the Premier is progressing
satisfactorily.
St. Petersburg, Aug. 27.-Col. RE
mann of the Seminovsky Regiment, who
was associated with Gen Min, former
commander of the same regiment, who
was killed by girl assassin at Pet erhoi
last night, in the suppression of the
Moscow riots last year, is reported t.
have been assassipated today at Louga