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Fails to Go Cf When Thrown and
CfHosr Brcapes Injury.
WOULD BE ASSASSIN IS ARRESTED
RsnnskSmpfFs Two Aidss-ds- Camp Re-
oeive slisht ContuEionh
PRISONER REFUSES TO REVEAL IDENTITY
ON Arrangement Before DrumheHd
COurt-SIartiaI, He says He IL
a Member of Social RevO-
Iutionnry society.

AAhihi- AsfAt R1lueIAis NV #Ae' ~ "''N
owing the chilling OF the explosive that
the bomb thrown at General Rennckampff.
governor of Transbsikaiia, yesterday failed
90 iniure him. Rennekampf's aides
de-camp escaped with sligl 4. lsions
The general has been on th> ~ lsts
death list for some time on = q, " Of
his severity in depressing mutln, y, u.
armed 'revolts in Transbaikala in /
Der.
The would-be ASSASSIN lay in wait I,
the general on Amur street. where he is
accustomed to promenade. AS the general
approached the terrorist arose from
bench. threw the bomb and started to run.
nut was Immediately captured the general
H'idlng In sei2ing him. A revolver was
Wound on the prisoners person. Within
Nur hours after throwing the bomb he was
laced on trial before u drumhead court
Ihartial. The prisoner. who had not been
identified. admits that he is a member Of
the social revolutionary organization.
RhetnbOts AssaiIant Identiaed.
MOSCOW, Nov. 1s.-The police have iden-
titled the man who yesterday threw
bomb at General Rheinbot, the prefect Of
police. as a brother of Vladimir Magury,
the leader Of the flying group OF terrorists,
who was captured here September IL and
executed September "A for the murder of
Colonel Won LeshiniSoff OF the secret sorv-
ice. third brother sorgei Mazury was
executed for participation in the st. Peters
burg CUSTOM robbery, and fourth Is now
In prison h~.e for membership in the
revolutionary Organization.
General Rheinbot defends his action In
shooting the terrorist after the latter had
been seized by two OF the policemen on the
ground that Mazury was making a desper-
ate struggle TO escape and succeeded in
81 nd 6rfva hot af ba
prefect OF police.
daughter of General Benevsky, ex-
governor general Of Amur province, has
been condemned to ten years imprison-
ment at hard labor for participation in the
plot to kill Ex-Governor General Dubassoff
of Moscow. Mile. Benevslxys hand was
blown on while preparing a bomb. This
led 70 her detection ana conviction. Mile.
Benevekx,s who g. only "A years old and
beautifuls waA 7marfied- while in prison 20
another political prisoner
revolutionist, supposed 10 be MaEury e
accomplice, was killed today by falling
four stories while trying to escape from
the police over housetops.
During the swearing in Of conscripts here
disorders broke out, over half of them re.
fus!ng to take the usual oath OF loyalty
10 the emperor on account OF the phrase
pledging them 10 defend his majesty
were
summoned. but bloodshed was finally
averted.
Witte at 81. ret, rig.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov The arriva
4 OF Count witte hero ~ iay create,
scarcely a ripple on tho su. laco of Rus
sian politics. In contrast with his recep
tion after his return from Portsmouth
when thrOng gathered at the raiIroa.
station TO greet him and the street IN from
of his house wss blocked the following da,
by the carriages Of high personages cominl
to pay their respects to the man OF tn
hour, the count was met at the depot b
only Baron Aide and few reporters, an
he received very few callers this morning
The pRre arrivals were closely scrutinize
by agents OF the secret police on account Q
the reported threats of assassination. Coun
y Witte denied himself to reporters and do
-Clined to make a statement regarding hi
reported Intention OF rasigning his seat
the council OF the empire and being a car
didate for election 10 Parliament. The cor
stitutional democrats are eager 20 receiy
him in their ranks In case he decides to
candidate,
Lsafeaey for Ievs.
1t is authoritatively stated that measure
for relieving the Jews OF many Of the
disabilities viii be published a. temporar
lesihlaLon peIore Gho cQnVocatiOn OF Pa
lament as foreshadowed in Premier stol,
pins communication OF September 6 TT
fun extent OF the reforms is stin matt,
FOR discussion BY the cabinet, but they con
prise permission Tor Jews to live IN Il
country wei! as IN the cities within n
pale and the removal Of certain restriction
placed ON Jewish merchants and artisans
cities outside the pale. The fun settlemei
OF the Jewish problem Is left to ParHamen
the government not being willing TO vel
ture deeply into the matter for fear
stirring up storm of aht-ssmitio oppos
tlon.
Robbers Punished.
MIrAU. Courland, Russia, Nov. IA
punitive expedition which has been opera
u ing IN the Kreutsberg district during a
las; few weeks killed ninety peasants b
longing TO revolutionary organizatic
termed the Forest Brothers" who levi,
tribute on the surrounding country. Sc
eral robbers have been tried by drumhcs
court-martial and executed al Jakobstad