Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-28
l2AREKILLED BY BOMBS
TERRoRISTS ALSO WOUND HIGH
RUSSIAN OFFICIALS.

Several bombs were thrown at Seba stonoi
yesterday while review of troops was he
Ing held after the Te Deum in celebration nf
the anniversary of the emperor's corona
Ton. Eleven persons were killed, incIud-
ing nVe children and more than 100 per
sons wounded. Among the wounded were
the commander of the fortress, Gen Nep-
luef. who received slight hurts. and the
chief of police, who was gravely Injured.
other high dignitaries escaped Vice Ad-
miral Chouknin, comma nding the Black Sea
Meet. who Is special subject for terrorist
revenge, was not present. Four of the
bomb throwers were arrested
AT Ilnls yesterday. while Gov. Gen. I'll
mosefen and Chief OF Police Martinofr were
driving bombs were thrown at them. Nei-
Their was injured. but Cossack belonging
TO their escort WIS killed The crime was
attempted In the center OF the town, a few
RODS from the scene of the assassination of
Gen. Gr1aznoff, chief of staff of the yiceroy
OF the Caucasus. who was killed by
bomb explosion January % last. Gen.
Iimoseief and Chief of Police Martinof
were riding In separate carriages They
were on their way TO attend the coronation
anniversary TIE Deum at the cathedral Two
bombs were thrown simultaneously one of
them FALLING to explode. Chief of Police
Martinoff, who was riding with his re-
yclver in hand, shot and Instantly killed
one of the terrorists, but the other escaped
Gov. Gen. Timoseiers coachman was
wounded. The city Is agitated, fearing an
armed outbreak
At st. Petersburg yesterday NJ. sha-
taloff. warden of the city prison, was shot
four times and MORALLY wounded by an
eighteen year-oid youth. who was execut-
ing social-revolutionist sentence, I'm re-
venge for Shataloff'S bad treatment of DO
iticai prisoners. The assassin. whose name
Is Skutilmin, killed a beggar who tried to
stop him. but afterward was arrested
Revolutionists Are Delighted.
The social democrats and social revo-
lutionists are delighted at the turn Of
events. believing they furnish just the
stimulus needed for the rising they are
planning. The terrorists were quick to
seize the opportunity for a series of blows
In widely separated parts of the country.
the news of which forms a prominent fea-
tUre an Yesterdays newspapers instead Of
tenpts at Tifiis and Sebastopol are
yircing indications of the determination of
the fighting Organization to resume its
campaign OF assassination with fun vigor
The press, almost without exception. Is
pessimfstic, recognizing the extreme gray
fly of the situat ton and the tempest which
the denial of the right of forced expropri-
alton of land will provoke among the peas
antry. The Rech declares that the gov
ernment's reasoning in this respect is false
and failacious. the appropriation of land
standing practically ON the same basis now
Prof. Kareieff. in a special article says
a parallel of the early stage of the French
revolution Is now complete. He invites
the ministry to substitute for the 1906
events those OF 1859. and then to consider
whether they wish to continue their pres
ent course.
The Slovo, the Octoberist organ. falls be-
hind none of the others In sharpness of
criticism declaring that the governments
has proclaimed war Gu parliament. 81 ..s-s
Orders for the guard corps to go intQe
counterrnanded, and Il Ii supposed TREY
will be retained at st. Petersburg In readt-
mesa t. copo With any outbreak.