The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
POLICE AND TROOPS
SHOT LIKE RAB BITS
Intense Indignation Aroused BY
Brutal Treatment Of Young
s#5 Lady at Hands Of Cheva- G
NJ lier Guards elieved
s5s to Be Daughter
of American. W
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;53# ST. T.EPETERsBURG. August Il. citing
apparently with d definite plan and at
h signal. the terrorists and the n revo-
y lutlonsts to-day jnaugurate ed a carnival
n ot murderous attacks wit h Il bombs " and
revolvers on the police and troops in
yarious cities In Poland, echoes OF which
4 arc heard from samara,s y ia, Yalta, kiey.
ana even as far away as Chitn, where
s acting Chief OF Police Gorpin nchcnko WAS
AZ slain almost on his doorstep. Il.
a The rcvplutonst campaign famed out
j8 with especial SvIrulence at Warsaw, where
N over score were slain In the streets.
I: and many more were wounded. Among
5S the Killed, according to the latest official
ID Sadvices, were two sergean Is OF police.
= eight patrolInen, three gendarrnes. I've
I soldiers, a Hebrew merchant and 8a5 Wo-
II man. Policemen and soldiers were shot
down like rabbits In the streets. Their
n &assaIlants. who travelled In small bands.
N almost all esca ped among the terorIzed
81 but sympa etic apopulace. IN ~ 81! Ss
Bombs were emplo oyed In the attack IN
the police station OF the Yolsh Precinct
& or Warsaw, where a Il sergeant. two pa
%trolmen and soldier were wounded. .38$s
! .8l: Many Killed
Other Polish cities singled out by the
terrorists we're Lode, where six ldiers,a
three policemen and the wife OF q %po-s
4 lice captain were wounded by the ex-5
lplosion OF bombs IN the police station
4 and two soldiers and two other per-
y sons were killed In the streets. n: DOM
where a bomb was thrown i into the po-
$licc station, killing the wife aand child
i OF 8 raptlkjn; !; Vlotslo lossk, where the
chief OF police was slain. and T Plock,
4 where at a given signal the pol olicemen5
on all tho posts 81 Wero S sip1ul ultaneously
Il attacked and several "A o { them @Eoundedss
On account Of several at tacksE on post
trains, the railway between 4 s;anlaras ast1 and
Szlatoust was TO day placed aur der mar
n tial law. Two OF these attac cksE occurred
$to- day near ufa, reyolnt ntionists Y In each
case tagging a train. bursting open the
\ doors OF mail cars With bombs and Srfiing
the registered pouches. d. ss The a booty In
\ one case amounted to $4,000; in the other
case the amount IS not known.
cossa cks from Poltaya TO- day refused
4 to perform police duty D at Tiflis. a large
number OF arrests were made. Details
are unobtainable 5
The investigation Into the attempt on
the life OF the Grand Duke Nicholas Au-j
gust 10th al the Guard $ camp smanuyers
1t Krasnoye -Selo has developed that ball
cartridges were used In n!nety-six rifles
I OF the shnrpshooters. i ,s 53,9af33s II
{@ "A band OF peasants from q nelghborlng
villa &c to-day attempted 70 storm tne lJall
8 at Ivanovka and release some OF their.
friends. who had been arrested for par
ticipation in agrartan disorders. The
Cossack guards were forced to fire, kill
4 Ing five and wounding three Of the mob,
American Arrested.
Professor George II. Blakeslee Of Clark
{ University. Worcester, Mass. was arr
rested near Volokansk yeste<dey as Is
q suspicious character, although he had
q certificate OF identity from the An,erI-5
Il can consul general, Mr.. Smith. OF Mos
COW. He was released BY order Of the
governor general. IA 81