The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-30
BLAME DOUMA FOR
FEELING Of
UNREST
IN RUSSIA WHERE OFFICIALS
LIVE IN DREAD or DEADLY
TERRORIST MURDERERS
ASSASSIN IDENTIFIED
BY the Rassoorts She Carried and
Was Sent to Prison Re joicing
Over Crir1e-Funer of Gen.
Min Without Incident.

st. Petersburg, Aug 29.-The re
newal of the Terrorists' aggressions
has thrown government officials into
| a panic. Many who have received
ganization have barricaded then:
selves in their residences. The most
noticeable effect of the whole ale
murders committed in the last few
days has been a streng hening of the
government determination adopt
severe represr've measures.
! The Monarchist organization is out
with a petition for the appointment
of a dictator with power to res ore
order among the citizens and in the
army and navy and calling for the alb
solute suppression of the Douma
which the petition asserts has been
the direct cause Of all the recent law
lessness infead Of working for the
welfare Of the nation.
The Black Hundred organizations
have also resumed their anti-Semitic
agitation and announce thei intention
to eSterminate the Jews in POLAND
and south Russia. They also include
the Intelligence" in their condemna,
tion, as many of the later class are
Jews.
The funerals of several of the vic,
tins of the explosion al NJ Stclypin's
residence on Aptekarsky Island last
GaftpJnz. urarp bold tyda,y ,,,Jar tbs,
protection of a strong military es.
cort.
Great surprise is expressed that the
Czar should have ventured out to at.
tend the funeral service of General
Min ait The Peterhof military camp.
The preci.e nature of the explosion
at the Siolyp'n villa is still mys
terry. The narratives Of the wounded
persons. who We're nearest TO the as
sahsia Morosen VIII N he entered Prs
mier Stolypins villa on Saturday
afternoon, explain the belief at first
entertained that the fatal explosion
was caused by an underground mae,
and 30 10 confirm the opinion that q
bomb was never actually thrown.
Bomb in Helmet?
Some OF the survivors wlo have so
far recovered from their injuries az
to be able to give accounts of the
affair say that when man attired as
captain of the gendarmes entered the
front door he was bareheaded and
was carrying brass helmet in.
verted in the angle of his elbow
General Samiatin, who was the |
officer in charge Of the |
premises, took hold of the mans ell !
bow apparently TO inquire who IL
wanted TO see. The helmet fell 10 The |
floor and there was All immediate ex- |
plosion General Samiatin waa blown |
TO p'eces.
Identify Girl Assassin.
4 passport found upon the person /
Df the girl who assassinated General |
Min bears the name of Sophie Lario
non who is described as a school
teacher from the province of Penza
aged twen'y-even. But IL IS known
hat she was using false passport
She lived for fortnight in a hired
'CJm near pcterhof and called often
ipon an elderly man. whose passpOr;
lears the name of Vass'li Ivanon and
Who had spent mo.t OF The time in
rented apartment which overlooked
ieneral Minis private house
ON the day Of the murder she anG
Ter accomplices were long closeted
oge'her. After dining IN company
hey went ont She s. r9c q lcng mack
nto-h Attached 70 a chaia she ca
led a pince ncz. through which she
ooked an General Mn as be CAM
Ipon the raiirold stafi0n platform !
ieneral Min and his wife and daugh {
ers scared themselves on a bench
iiss LaIionof approached them from
ehind and fired fOur shots point
lank a. the general neck. each Of .
hem taking effect. 2
The assassin was seized and taken \
. 81 Petersburg. handcuned and ]
nder strong escort She was i'm L
risoued in the fortress Of St Peter a
nd s. Paul eioryilg in the succcss q
T her crime s.
The Seminot sky regiment. of which 4
lin wa colonel. reco' 'ved today sew i
raj Anonymous letters. threatening Fl
l'ther outrages