Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-24

influences which hedge him about are
such that it is impossible for him to
understand what is going on. The EN-
peror is constantly in the dark and this
is responsible for the hopelessness of the
outlook"
PARIS, Aug. 2O.-Dispatches by au'
thoritative quarters say the sltuaIion ~
Premier Stolypin is confident OF carry
ing out liberal reforms before the new
Parliament is elected.
Awful Record of Crime.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 2O.-Last
weeks statistics show that ffty-elght or
fcials were murdered and forty-three
were wounded in Russia proper, that
fifty bomb depots were discovered; that
six safes were rified of money and that
sixty-three persons were robbed.
These official figures do not take into
account the pillaging in the country, nor
do they give the number of military ex-
ecutions or arrests of agitators and revo-
lutionists, and there are no figures show
ing the number of persons sent into
exile.
Thousands Are Banished.
The st. Petersburg Gazette says that
23OO persons were banished on Saturday
from St. Petersburg alone and 100 were
placed on trains bound for the interior.
Project of Police Won Launitz has de-
clared his intention of clearing the capt.
tai of all ''vagabonds."
The police of this city are belns
trained in the handling of rapid tire
guns at an arms factory outside OF st
Petersburg. A detachment of police l!
sent there daily for training.
Car Hot After the Reds.
A call to an uncompromising war with
terrorism and revolution in Poland was
sounded in the imperial telegram of con
graduation to Gov. Gen. Skallon OF
Warsaw on his escape from the bomb:
of would-be assassins at Warsaw or
Saturday. Emperor Nicholas, after
thanking divine Providence for saving
the governors life ''for me and Russia,
continues:
DO not be discouraged. Be resolutt
in the battle with insensate anarchy and
sedition."
The escape of Belenzoff, the bandit
leader, was due to carelessness of Off
Gals who hid their negligence under
false reports. Instead of jumping through
Belenzof was in the toilet room with q
guard outside, when he escaped. The
guards then smashed windows as blind
American Home Looted.
LONDON, Aug 20-In a dispatch
from Warsaw the correspondent of the
Tribune says that one British and one
American resident of Lodz had theil
houses looted by Cossacks after the
bomb outrage of Wednesday. Both suf
ferers have filed demands for heavy in
demnity with their respective consuls.
American Asks Redress.
WARSAW, Aug. 2O.-Alna Beckman
widow of a naturalized American has
applied to the American consul for $500
| damages owing to the destruction of hel
property during the disturbances here.
Robbed of $4,000.
NICOLAIEFF Aug. 20.-Eigh1
armed men attacked the treasurer of the
Black Sea company at midday Sunday
on the principal street here They killed
the treasurer, as we'll as a policeman
who was accompanying him, and made
off with $4,000.
Troops Fire Into Big Crowd.
USOVKA, Russia, Aug. 2O.-Two
squadrons of dragons last night began
to dispense meeting of Vyatka miners
when several shots were fired from back
of the crowd which numbered several
thousand. The dragons replied with
five volleys, killing and wounding many
of the miners.
Eighteen ring leaders of the disturb
ance have been arrested, The greatest