The Carlisle independent., 1906-08-30
PIE CARS UKASE
TRANSFERRING BAND TO PEAS.
 ANTS HAS BEEN ISSUED.
Rife, and No Official Seems to Be Safe

St. Petersburg-T distribution of crown appauages. the first part of the administration $ agrarian program, by which il Is hoped to win the peasan- try to the support of the government at the coming elections, have been put in e1ect ia ukase published, trans ferring the 4,500,000 acres of appanage lands mentioned in Associated Press dispatches August g, to the Peasants bank for distribution to the peasants.
 The urgency of the situation is such that the ukase, signed the day of the attempt on Premier Stolypin's life, was gazetted without waiting for final de cision as to the method and terms of payment. The principal question, whether the latter shall be 8 or 60 years has not yet been decided. The announcement on this point and of the transfer of 10000 acres of crown lands vii! be made later.
 The desperate but unsuccessful at tempt on the life of Premier Stolypin, with it's stckening and useless slapgh- ter of GZ persons, has been followed by other assaSSinations, and the indica- tiens are that the Terrorists are de Jermiued to push their campaign of murder vigorously. Sunday Gen. Min, commander of the Seminoysky Guard regiment, was assassinated on the sta tion platform at Petcrhof by a young woman. who fired five shots into his body from an automatic revolver, and then, without resistance, submitted 10 arrest. The capture of the girl was effected by Gen. Mins wife, who held her until the arrival of an officer
 At Warsaw Gen. Von Liarliarski, acting military governor general of Warsaw, was shot and killed while rid ing in cab. The assassin escaped.
 An unsuccessful attempt upon the life of Baron Stahl is reported to have been made in the park at Peter hof, but the story is denied.
 \ report has reaeher here that Col. Rieman Of the Semiyosky Guard regi- ment has been assassinated at Luga, where he stopped while on his way to Warsaw 10 take tip position on the Staff Of Gen. Stailem. governor general a Warsaw The report has aot been confirmed, though four off cers of the Semineys!y regiment are said to have left St. Petersburg to tr5 te identify the body
 T. is reported that news has reach ed St. Petersburg that 21 men belong ing to the battleship Pantcleimon, for meriy the Kniaz Potemkine. on which I mutiny occurred last year, seized a cutter and landed on BernZan is land, where Lieut. Schmitt, the muti- aeer, was executed. and planted red flag there Meetings of seamen be. longing to the Black Sea fleet are said to have been held at various places and endorsements of troops are re ported to have been sent to Odessa and Sebastopol.
 A policeman, two gendarmes and a conductor have been killed on train by band of seven reyolutionists near Tambof
 The daughter of Premier Stolypin, who was injured by the bomb explo- sion in the premiers summer home, and was errUneousiy reported to have died, Is still alive, and resting quietly, under the effects of an opiate. The premier son, Eho was also hurt, is better.
 A punitive expedition visited the dis trict near Weden, where rural guard was recently l.ilIed, instituted a drum head ccagt-mastjal put to death three revoiatj1aists and fogged many peas ants u,ta whips. fine of s1,500 was imposed On the two commuaes in. volyet
 The police have captured at Riga a Gepot If revolutionary stores, in ciuding tFeoty-four bombs.