Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-27

ing attacked By q mob for carrying out
orders that aroused their resentment.
stolypin, seeing what was happening,
rushed ZIP between the superintendent and
the angry crowd. exciaiming: 'Tf you
want TO Kill the responsible oficial Il is 7.
The superintendent is but doing his duty
by executing my orders. He had no
choice but to carry them out II was I
alone who issued them. and here I am"
The crowd surprised at stolypin's cour-
age. silently skunk away.
The Daily Telegraph's 81. Petersburg cor
respondent, commenting on the outrage.
says;
mo political reforms can heal the pres
ent moral sangrene which IL eating away
the soul Of the nation. Political motives
play hardly any part In the epidemic Of
loathsome crimes. The ideas OF right and
wrong are wholly perferted. Bestiality
and humanity are now struggling for the
upper hand and the chances are on the
side OF bestiality. II the constitutional
democrats were in power tomorrow. the
epidemic OF crime would continue. for the
struggle is not between this party or that.
but between rascaldom ana men Of law
and ORDER
Girl Drops Bomb.
ODESSA. Aug. a.-IAte Saturday even
ing girl dropped a bomb In the Nicholas
boulevard. nifty PAGES from the palace OF
Governor Laulbars. There was a deafenins
defamation and a wild stampede of the
promenaders. No one was injured except
the girl. who dropped the bomb Her hand
was shattered.
1t is supposed the bomb accidentally fell
from her hand before she had reached the
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girl and university student who was ac-
companying them were arrested.
Explosives In Room.
HAMBURG, Aug. IA search Of the
room occupied by a young Russian, who
was arrested here today, disclosed qusnti-
ties OF explosives, a number Of revolvors
and bills Of iading for shipments OF anu
milton and explosives to Russian Baltic
ports. .~
Deplore Bomb Outrage.
PARIS. Aug. 8-Most Of the newspapers
today deplore and criticise in the severest
terms the bomb outrage at the residence Of
the Russian premier. III. stolypin. last
Saturday and agree that IT will act only
as e setback to the cause Of reform. The
socialistic organs, however, seek to palliste
he ofrense by oontending that the govern
ment had exasperated the revolutionists by
constant bad faith. trickery and brutal acts.
The Temps in an editorial says:
The universal reprobatiop which these po-
litioal crimes arouses Is Increased by the
| fact that Premier Stoyipin cannot be called
either an Incorporating reactionary or n
blQodthirsty bureaucrat, We always con-
sidered that II was with remarkable good
faith that he devoted himself 70 what he
believed was for the good Of Russia,
though he may have been mistaken in the
means he chose It IL to be feared that .
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follow stolypin's timid liberalism. but IL
| that statesman wishes a, fine Lesson from
! the misfortune path before him let him
work out, as quickly as possible. a system
| OF constitutional legality, thus replying by
noble gesture to the odious act OK which
he Is the victim and spare the country fur
Their OF these reprehenSsble deeds and ,sss-
less cruelties.
| YUDooKA, Russia, Aug. @-After a
meeting OF workmen today which was ad-
dressed by Ex-member Of Parliament
Michalchenko. shots were fired. This re-
suited In an encounter between the work
men and Cossacks and police, the latter
| firing nine volleys. which killed eight per-
sons and wounded thirty-three.