The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-28
TERROR|STS KEEP
Up THEIR AWFUL
WORK
BY SLAYlNG ANOTHER GENERAL
AND ATTEMPTING LIFE OF
THE cZAR HIMSELF.
FUNERAL OF GEN. MIN
To BE Held in St. Petersburg Today
Emperor and Empress Leave Pal
ace to Attend Mass--Plan to
Gain Peasants Assistance.

! ST. Petersburg, Aug. Eft is re-
ported that news reached st. Peters
burg today that 81 men belong to the
battleship Panteleimon seazed a cut
ter and landed on Berenzan Island,
where Lieut.. Schmitt, the mutineer,
there. eMetngs of seamen belonging
! to the Black Sea fleet are said to have
been held at various places and rein
| forcements of troops are reported to
| have been sent to Odessa and Sebas-
topol.
/ St Petersburg, Aug. 27.-In spite
/ of the menace of active war by the
Terrorists against those high in au-
| Ithority an instance of which was the
Staying of Actin Governor General
| Won Liarliarsky at Warsaw today, EN-
Iperor Nicholas and the Empress quit
ted the shelter of the palace enclosure
at Peterhof this afternoon to attend
| the funeral mass over the body of
General Min In Peterhof camp, a con
siderable distance from the palace;
but precautions for protection of the
imperial family were adequate and
| the sovereigns returned to the palace
without incident.
Several Grand Dukes and delega-
tions from all the regiments in the
| st. Petersburg district were present.
Minis Slayer in irons.
The body of General Min will be
| brought to St. Petersburg tomorrow
and ii the supposition that the slayer
of Min was the servant" of the party
jcencerDed in he Stolynin attempt has
been disapproyed. Further invest'ga
ton has shown that the woman had
been living under a false name with a
peasant family in Lusina, near Peter
hof since August 10th. The woman
was brought to st. Petersburg today
| in irons.
Up to midnight no confirmation
has been received from Luga of report
ed assassination of Col. Rieman.
Find Plot to XIII Czar.
| An attempt to kill the Car was
| frustrated yesterday only through the
vigilance of two of the imperial
guards at the Tsarskoe Selo Palace.
simultaneously with the blowing up
| of Premier Stolyp'ns palace two men
succeeded in forcing an entrance into
the courtyard of the imperial resi-
dence.
One Of the men carried huge bomb
concealed in a basket of fruit and both
were armed. Their actions aroused
the suspicious of several of the palace
guards, who placed the two men under
Iarrest
| When they were searched the in
strument of death was discovered and
they were Immediately placed in soil.
| ltary confinement
One of the men was first seen inside
the palace grounds by a sentry, who
halted him and questioned him close
Ily The man gave a satisfactory ex-
planation of his presence there but
shortly after he acted so suspiciously
that the sentry placed him under ar
rest
The prisoner then attempted to sig
nal to his accomplice. who was found
behind tree. carefully holding the
deadly basket of fruit An eXamina-
tion Of the men at the offices of the
secret police disclosed the fact thai
they were from Moscow and were
known to be in sympathy with the
Terrorist movement.
! The arrest of the :wo Terrorists on
the threshold Of the Cars palace Gre
atcd intense excitement and the I'm
perial Guards and the secret police
made a hurried search of the palace
ard its EXTENSIVE g'curds.
Doubled the seatries.
Sentries were doubled at important
posts. with instructions to maintain
the most vigiIant scr tiny - very
one who approached the palace. At
the same time orders wee -ert out
TO the secret police all 5-er Russia to
keep a close watch or I'll the noted
4 lcTTOriSiS.
/ ! visited Tsarskoc Sclo today Tor
ihe purpose of invcsiigat NJ The at
tempted assassination. and found that
the most drastic precautions had been
taken tn guard The life of the En-
peror. The panic over the incident
is so great that the baggage clerk at
the railroad station refused to check
valises carried by two Americans who
accompanied me.
II is apparent now that the organ.za-
ton of Social RevolutiOnaTies has de-
termined to abandon the plan Il a
general outbreak on the ground Of its
cost to themselves, for it costs the
government little for troops to fight