The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-27
1YRAN7 SHOT TO
|: DEATH A 4 GIRL !.
Wife Of Gen. Min Seized
the Assassin and ~
Held Her.
4 BOM,B8 III OR II MlER
KILLED THIRTY ! Yl-TW'!O')'
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4 Terrorists Declare War on Rulers
and Announce Program OF
~ Murders Unless Govern
rnent Forthwith Alters
Its Policy Cars
Message.

ll3y fA9S0ClatcQ EIreDs)
ST. PETERSBURG, r August 2e.-Sat-
urdays unsuccessful attempt on the 8lifc
Il OF Premier stolypin with It's Bckcning,
useless slaughter OF thirty-two persons,
was followed tonight by another revo-
lutfonary outrage, In which General Min,
Regiment, and. who, since his promotion
ITO be general mas been attached as q
personal adjutant to the suite Of the
Emperor. was killed on the station plat-
form at Peterhof by a young woman who
fired flvo shots into his body from an
automatic revolver and then, without
resistance. submttsd to arrest The cap
ture Of the Girl was effected by General
Minis wife, who held her until the ar
rival OF an ohicer. $,5
This was the third successive attempt
sonsthe iire of General Min. y no was cosl-3l
denncd to death BY the terrorsts imme-5
dlately after the Moscow n revolt, last
i December, on account Of the atern re-
preston practlced by battalion under
his command, and especially for the
4 wholesale execution OF persons condemned
u by druIn-hcad court-martu for y being
caught with arms In their hands,
Girl Very Calm.
General Min was returning from the
capital to his summer residence at
Il lPeterhof, and had Just greeted his vile
+ and daughter on the platform. when a.
young wornan--alr lrnost "a girlr-appronc
bhIm{froin behind, nnd fired two shots intos
his back and then three more into his
n body aa II snnls to tho ground Further
shots were prevented by Madame hIin,S
{ who threw herself upon the Inurderess,i
4 and seized the hand which held v the pis-.l
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Tho woman did not attempt to escape
but she cautioned Madame Min not 70
Touch hand bag which she had placed
IN the platform before shooting the gen
sral, explaining that%it contained n bomb
& TO the police the girl acknowledg ged that
she had done the deed. saying she had
executed the sentence OF the Fighting Or
xanization OF the Socialist Revolutionlst5,
4 but she refused to give her name.
BY a remarkable mischance General
Min only last week, after the conclusion
OF the maneuyers at rasnoye-Selo, dls-
missed the body-guard which had ac-4
compan!ed him since the tlrst attempt
was made on his life saying that the
ordinary police OF Peterhof would be
euf,Icient to guard him and his villa at
4 4Peterhof. # ia
Condemned by Terrorists.
Tho death sentence had long hung over
the hcud sof General Min, owing to the
s3disfayor into which he had fallen because
OF alleged harsh methods and gcruelties.i
4 II was General (Colonel) Min who COM
lr,anded thes Seminovsky Regilnealt when.
d the people were shot down near the
archaeological Institute In st. Petersburg
4 on October 31st, and who. It was stated,
wanted to set the buildings OF tho insti-'
Il tute on fire and roast the students inside.
Il Min was sent by the Emperor to sup
press the disorders at Sarnto after the
assassination OF Lieutenant-Genera SAX
Enroft In December last, and when the
trouble at that place was !quellod was dis
patched ut the end of December to Mos
COW to assist In putting down the up
rising there. % ;5
On April 2lth, member OF the fight
ing organization of the revolutionists.
disguised as an officer, who had ca called
mt Min 's residence several times and
# requested to see him, excited the sus-
pcion OF the attaches OF the household
and was arrested It developed that he
was d reyolutionist and was armed With
revolver and n dagger.
35 on July 18th, last. 1t was reported that
some OF the soldiers Of the semlnoVsky
n guard ut 9hrQSHOyc-SSlO SC1Fcu ilO-
Z Eca ON General Min that they Intended
Ia XIII him at the first opportunity for
forcing them to murder their fellow-citl-
gems in tho MOSCOW revolt. ana that MIN,
in fear OF hia life, had fled tho camp
Talk Of Dictatorship,
Tal}, OF a military dictatorship is again
In the air, According to q report cur-
rent, meeting Of the camarllla dis
oussed the question tonight nt Peter
l,of, ana majority was in favor Of such
a step, Grand Duke Nicholas 5Nlchola!e-
yltoh, who had Just returned from call
+. ing On Premier Stolypin, was especially
4 in favor OF the plan, It is said that af-
/ ter the meeting Grand Duke Nicholas
and others Of the Grand Dukes went to
the Emperor to demand his authorlzat = ~ tion. P
hut UP to the present moment this has
not been received.
TERRORISTS WILL