Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-08-26

salon to speak to Prince Shkaovosky.
Although he was but slightly laurel,
he is completely prostrated by the
calamity.
The havoc wrought by the explos-
ion is indescribable. Bodies were
so torn and mangled as to make ider-
tification impossible, some of them
headless. armless or legless lying
among the blood dripping wreckagc.
Pieces of flesh and clothing clung to
the shattered rafters overhead. and
some lodged in the branches of the
elm trees which border the roadway
separating the premier's residence
from the river.
The terrorist who carried the ex-
ploslve into the house was literally
converted into pulp by the force OF
the explosion.
Inside the gendarme coat which he
had on was found the death sentence
of Premier Stolypin that he had tried
to execute. The police refuse to
make public the contents of the docu-
ment.
The tragedy created a tremendous
here and extra editions OF
the newspapers sold in the streets un-
til midnight. In the club where the
officers gather the most intense indig
nation prevailed and the prediction
was freely made that the revolution
aries would pay dearly for such sense
less crimes, and no doubt was enter
tanned that their only effect would be
to drive the government to more Sc
we're methods of repression.
From information obtained from
revolutionary sources 1t Is certain
that the crime was committed by the
fighting organization of the social
revolutionists in retaliation for the
war which the government has been
waging against them. Since NJ. StolX-
pins accession to the premiership,
over a thousand of their numbers
have been arrested, four hundred in
St Petersburg alone. and many )f
these have been deported.
To fight this crusade, the fighting
organization, which is composed of 4
wing known as Matimists, and who
believe in setting up a purely social
fstic state upon the ruins of the auto
cracy, have deliberately entered upon
duel with the government, such rs
that which characterized the famous
fight of the Nihilists in the late 70's.
and which ended with the assassina-
ton of Emperor Alexander II.
Within single year at that time
a little coterie of nihilists, under the
direction of Jarlaboff, made twenty
eight attempts against the life of the
emperor and other high officials,
fourteen of which were successful. AT
the head of the present organization
is a prominent revolutionary who Is
considered to be an organizer equal
if not superior to Jeriaboff. All the
of IL
notice that todays attempt on the
life of the premier would be made
and went in hiding.
1t has become known that an at
tempt upon M. Stolypin's life was
frustrated ten days ago by the dis
covery of the beginning of a subter-
ranean passage from the wall of the
Granadier church, adjoining his Of
fetal residence.
Emperor Nicholas, wnen apprlsed
of today's disaster, sent his personal
congratulations to Premier Stolypin
on his escape.
Bomb Kills Two Policemen.
Bendzln, Russian Poland. Aug. 25.--
A bomb was thrown this morning at
patrol commanded by Police Cap
tain Jakubik, and exploding, tore two
policemen to pieces and wounded ten
persons.
The bomb was evidently intended
for Jakubik who commanded the pa
troll which on Monday killed Jew.
The explosion destroyed the district
police office. A detachment of Cos
sacks fired several volleys and wound
ed a number of passersby.
Princess Burned to Death.
Tlais. Aug. 25.--The country man
sion of Prince Palavendoff at Okini
was set on fire by peasants last night
The princess was unable to escape
and was burned to death.
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Two Tralnmen Killed.
Pittsburg, Aug. 25.-Two trainmen
were killed and three injured in n
head-on collision of heavy ore traius
today near Milltown on the Ressemer
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