Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-10-05
Seizure of Explosives Reveals
Plot to Garry Warsaw
Reign of Terror Into St.
Petersburg.
CAR DECIDES TO
QUIT PETERH0F PALACE
Ease With Which Assassin of
General Min Avoided Police
Alarms the Nervous Ruler
of the SIavS,
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81 Petersburg, Oct. 4.--The empe.-
or ana the members of the imperiaI
IamliS VINO have been visiting i'm Fin-
nlsh waters on board the yacht Stan
uart arrived at Peterhof this after
noon The vessel carrying the impe-
rial party was escorted by a strong
squadron of warships The arrival oe
the emperor was unexpected. adyices
received from Copenhagen yesterday
niaced the date of his return on Octn-
her -
The emperor will move almost int
mediately tn his winter residences At
Ts1rskoe-Selo, Warned by the i'm
munity In which Zenade Knoplianikn-
va resided at Peterhof for months
prior to her assassination of General
Min on August 20, the police are veri-
Tying the passports OF all doubtful
persons in the vicinity of Tsnrskoe-Se-
10 ana most strict supervision of all
strangers arriving there will be instl-
tuted. The capture Of bombs here
yesterday is regarded as of the utmost
Importance, as it revealed and appar-
ently frustrated the designs of the re-
volutionists to convert st. Petersburg
INTO second Warsaw. Enough ex-
plosiVes to annihilate an entire reei.
ment were seized A band of Polish
experts came here recently for tho
purpose Of instructng the local ter
rorists in the best methods of using
the material.
ThH throwing ef hamh today AZ
General Starynkewlsth, governor If
Simbrsk. Is described here as the AT
OF irresponsible local revoutionisrs
anxious to strike a blow at authority
IN general and not the result of n de-
cree In the terrorlsts' Organization.
Starynkewisch has the reputation even
in radical circles Of a fairly mild aud
unobjectionablc bureauerat. He never
rendered himself odIous by political
rclressionS.
According To the Bourse Gazette the
contemplated measures for the relief of
the Jews inludes enlargement of the
pale, the annulment of the percentage
of restriction I'm the admission of Jews
to schools and universities. the gran
ing OF permission TO unwilling con-
Verts to orthodoxy and their descend
ents to return to Judaism and the
granting of the right to purchase
lands to the Jews of Poland. This
will be unpopular in Poland The re-
dictionary leagues are bombardin&
Premier Stolypin and the emperor
opening of schools to Jews on the
ground that this Is 4 matter In which
the entire nation should have voice
The -Vremya records the ship
ment of large quantity of gold u
meet the interest on Russia's short
time obligations to the Mendelsohns
of Berlin, This presumably Is the bull
lion which lust arrived here by sea
from London. The reason for this
roundabout method Of transmission is
not explained.
The negotiations In the matter Il
the fisheries convention with Japan
are progressing slowly. Both sides
have submitted propositions and
counter propositions but the confer
ences have not yet begun. Russia ia
considering a protest to Japan regard
ing the killing of Russian guards by
japanese poachers ON Kamtchatkl.
but she is awaiting the result of 1
fuller investigation into this Occu'-
renee. II is interesting to note that
the first news of this incident arrived
here by way OF the United States.