New-York tribune., 1906-08-27

Moscow revolt last December On account uf snef
stern repression practised by q battalion undsr
bis command. and especially for the wholesale
execution OF persons condemned by druu1head
court martial sor being caught with arms in
their hands.
Auv one OF the five wounds would have re-
suited fatally Two OF them entered under The
left shoulder and ranged downward, while the
others penetrated TO the chest from the back
General Min was returning from the capital
20 his summer residence at PeterhOf. and had
just greeted his wife and daughter on the plat
form when young wOInan-almost sfrl-ap-
preached from behind and fired two shots into
his back and then three more into his body IS
il sank 10 the ground Further shots were pre-
vented by Madame Min. who threw herself upon
the murderess and seized the hand which held
the pistol. The woman did not attempt to es-
cape. but she cautioned Madame Min not 20
touch a handbag which she had placed on the
platform before shooting the general. explaining
that it contained bomb.
To the police the girl said that she had exc
cuted the sentence Of the fighting organization
her name.
General Min only last week. after the conciu-
sion of the mancsuvres az KrasnOye Salo. dis
missed the bodyguard which had accompanied
him since the first attempt was made on hts
Hfe saying that the police OF PeterhOf would
be sufficient 20 guard him and his villa at Peter
hOf.
During the Moscow revolt Min who was then
a colonel, commanded the 1st battalion OF tho
seminOvsky Guard. which operated within the
city itself The "a battalion OF the guard. under
command OF Colonel Rirnan. conducted a reQr-s-
slve campaign along the railroad 20 Kazarl- for
which Rirnan also was condemned 20 death Un-
deferred by several attempts TO execute this sem
tence. Riman accepted an appointment on tie
star OF General skaIlOn. Governor General Of
Warsaw. after the bomb Outrages at Warsaw.
and started two days ago 20 assist IN the sup
preston OF anarchy In Poland
The central committee OF the Social Revolu-
tionlsts has drawn UP a proclamation which saw
that unless the government forthwith alters ils
policy such acts as the attempt on the life OF
Premier stOlypin will be pursued 70 the utmost.
and government representatives will be killed By
hundreds.
girl dropped bomb late on Saturday
evening in the Nicholas Boulevard. at odessa.
fifty PAGES from the palace Of Governor Kaul-
bars There was a wild stampede OF the
prOmenaders. No one injured except tho
girl who dropped the bomb. whose hand was
shattered
1t Is supposed that the bomb accidentally fen
from her hand before she had reached the en-
trance to the palace. She and another girI and
1, university student who was accompanying
shem were arrested.
Private advices received here from Tifiis say
that plot against the life Of Count vOrOntzofr-
Dashkoff. viceroy OF the Caucasus. has been dis
covered. and that many arrests have been made.
including several officers.
The daughter OF Premier StOlypin. who was M
jured by the bomb explosion in the PEemier's
summer home on Saturday and was erroneously
reported TO have died. is still alive. and passed a
quiet night under the effects OF an opiats. Ths