The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-03

signal 60 Act-MOre Bomb Throwing
RepOrted-DenAnce Of Law and Order
Spreads Rebels ROLE Baltic Provinces.
Special CGbis Despatch % THE SUN. .
LONDON, Sept. 3.-Russian dispatches
say hat In many districts the police are
quitting the service because the Govern
ment protects them only with words, while
the anarchists kill them with bullets. Some
Governors and vioe-Govenors are also
frightened and are trying to get removed
from posts Of danger.
On the other hand the partisans OF revolu-
ton are slowly supplanting the servants
OF the Car and are ready to cooperate
with the insurgents when the tocein sounds.
The correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph
says he personally knows OF such secret
allies OF the revolution among the Cars
paid trusted servants.
Bomb throwing has become a sport less
dangerous to the throwers than baseball.
Few are captured and most of them escape.
Again on Friday, in the village OF Hughe-
soffka a wedding was interrupted by an
explosion. While dancing was going on
/ three youths entered crying Let us play
One flung a bomb which shattered the
ceiling and windows and g~rievously
wounded the bride her mother, her brothers.
an uncle, two sisters, eleven guests and a
baby. The bomb thrower, who was
wounded, was arrested, but escaped dur
ing the night.
The newspapers daily proclaim the use
lessness of the law courts, prisons, exile,
j~ailers and conveys. Many prisoners es-
cape two, three or four times, butchering
more victims in the intervals.
I'm 2afttpdau af the InIV a9RlZnR some
prisoners we're indicted for the second
time for participating in armed attacks.
They arose in court, dashed to a window and
leaped from the second story. They fell
when they alighted, but got up quickly and
escaped while the court and counse looked
on open mouthcd.
At the station at Lipiga on the same
day two Sveaborg muitneers who were
being conveyed by a police train 'unex-
pectedly jumped out while the train was
in motion and disappeared for good.
In the principal street of st. Petersburg
on Saturday a political prisoner who was
being taken to prison in broad daylight
sprang from a carriage and vanished.
A student escaped from the Khanovnikon
prison in Moscow on Saturday. Fugitives
from the Samara prison are so numerous
that the Minister Of Justice has delegated
an official to inquire into the matter.
The revolutionists are virtually masters
Of the Baltic provinces and constitute the
real government, Furnishing fefociously
any one " no refuses to cooperate with them.
On Friday they burned a house belonging
to a peasant who favored Premier Stoly-
pins programme. They also killed his
wife and ffteen-year-old son.
Thei secret tribunals visit towns and
villages administering lynch law and carry
ing cat ~o'-nine-tails with little metal balls
at the end for effective hogging.
In Garvolinsky a revolutionist arrested a
man named Rapp and tortured his wife by
burning the soles Of her feet with candles.
AZ the village of Bonsky they tortured the
cashier of the saw mills and distracted the
money of the firm.
Molta was attacked OF Friday and IL 900
rubles taken from the railway station.
lula was assailed and 1900 ruDles alb
strarted The collector Of money Of the
Government spirit shops YVES waylaid, !
beaten and robbed OF 10, 1000 rubles.
In the Polish province of Lomsha the
Government closed sixteen spirit shops
lest the revolutionists kill the statesmen
and confiscate the money. Explosives
were placed on the rails between Misk and
Ratunka, but were dicovered in time to
prevent any casualties. There was also
a bomb throwing on a tramway near Riga.
The peaceful inhabitants of the Baltic
Caucasian towns complain that the revolu-
tionists often forget bombs in public We
hicles. In Riga two bombs were found in a
cab yesterday.
Destructive fires are reported rom various
parts Of the country, especially in the four
provinces Of lola, Mini Novgorod, Poltava
and kovnain. At Rostoff several reservoirs
Of naphtha we're burned and RlOO, 900 lost.
Lest the significance of these things
be exaggerated" concludes the correspond
ent, 1T is necessary to realize the vastness
Of Russia. Moreover, it is not these out
RACES that are alarming, but the circum-
stance hat a we'll meaning Government is
un%wittinGly cultivating a revolutionary
spirif IF which thav aro tho OutpOma