The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-18
TERRORISTS CONTINUE
 THEIR REPRESENTATIONS
RURAL GUARDS NOT EXCEPTED FROM CAMPAIGN AGAINST
 USSIAN POLICE.

Three Killed Yesterday in Villages Near
 warSaw--six Armed Men Carry Off
 a Safe at Nizui-NOvgerOd Containing
 s5.OOO-Premier Agrees With Czar in
 His Opposition to the Appropriation
 of Land.
 Warsaw, Aug. 17-The rural guards are not excepted from the terrorist campaign against the police. Two guards were killed to-day in the vil- lage of Gombin and one at Kirnozia, while one was killed and one seriously wounded in the town of Lovioh where the police station also was fuslladed.
 Flock, Aug. 1Z-In consequence of the wholesale murder of policemen here, of whom another was killed to-day all the regular police have been relieved and their places filled by dragoons and rife- men,
 Nizhni- -Novgorod, Aug. 17-Six armed men this evening entered the counting house of the Dadija Steamboat com- pany overpowered the policeman on duty there and made off with a safe containing $5,OOO. One of the robbers was arrested but the others escaped.
 Paris, Aug. 1.-The Temps core spondent at St. Petersburg telegraphed to-day that he had an interview with Premier Stolypin, who said that had the Russian parliament continued to exist the troubles would have been worse. In his opinion the revolutionary move ment was non-political depending on the agrarian question, and an imne- diate solution of the pending problem was impossible.
 The premier entirely agreed that the emperor was opposed to the expropri- ation of land, which he regarded as pillage. Much exaggeration, M. Stoly- pin added, existed relative to the dearth of land.
 Referring to the coming election the premier said he hoped the new parlia- ment would be divided into two par ties, and thus be more representative of the country. An accurate forecast of the composition of the future par liament was, however, impossible, ow- ing to the disturbed conditions. He also considered that the liberty grant, ed to the press in Russia had been too extensive, in view of the great influ- ence it exerted, and said that force was the only visible method of fight ing the revolution.
 Touching on the Jewish question the premier asserted that he was Il no way anti-Semite. He considered that the Jews should be consulted relative to their condition. In conclusion the pre- mier said that all the possible neces- sary reforms would be introduced, and regarding loans he stated that none will be issued before the meeting of parliament, and, perhaps even then it would not be necessary to borrow any more money.
 St. Petersburg, Aug. IT, Premier Stolypin to-day authorized a flat denial of various reports which have been in circulation here with regard to revision of the fundamental law, declaring that alteration is not even contemplated. In reference to other rumors that con- mission is now working on revision of the law governing the election of mem bers of parliament, member of the cabinet informed The Associated Press that they probably are traceable to the fact that the government is making a systematic study of its role in the cleo, tions and how best to combat the ef- forts of the revolutionists quasi or avowed