The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-09-22
INTRIGUE IN
HIGH RUSSIA
OFFICIAL CIRCLES INVOLVED IN
PREMIER's DEATH.
DETAILS TOO BAD TO PRINT

ST. Petersburg Newspaper Says That
the Details Of the Assassination OF
stoylpin Are Too scandaIous to Be
Given to the World.
Tsaritsyn, Russia, Sept. 2l.-Heli.
odorus, the reactionary priest, declin.
ed to officiate at the requiem mass
for M. Stolypin, saying:
"Stolypin was not of our family
circle. He did us no good and has
his own hired mourners and consoI.
ers."
Twelve thousand Jews have left
kiev since the assassination and the
exodus continues.
M. Kalkin, chief of the patriotic
league, has been arrested for anti.
Jewish discourses. Project Tollmat-
chef of Odessa asks guarantees for
the preservation of order.
St Petersburg, Sept. 21-Full ex.
posture of the scandalous criminal in
trigues in high governmental circles
leading to Premier Stolypin's assassl-
nation is forbidden, says the Move
Premya, by patriotic relations The
paper says that only mere fraction
OF the findings of Minister of Justice
Chtecheglovitoff, who is investigating
the assassination of Premier Stolypin
at Kiev, can ever be published.
Only Gen. Trepoff's prompt measure
in throwing a Gordon about the theater
and directing the work of the secret
police, says the Vremya, prevented
the escape of Brogoff from the hands
of justice Col Kuliabako made a
strenuous but unsuccessful effort to
have the prisoner kept at the secret
police headquarters instead of In the
Brogroff to Kuliabako, the papers de-
clare, few details of the crime would
ever become known.
The inquiry into the assassination
of Stolypin with particular reference
to the revolutionary and police ele-
ments involved is being conducted
personally by Nj. Chtecheglovitoff
Greater sensations than those so far
published are promised. Vice Director
of the Department of Police Volg!n IL
under strong suspicion by the authorl.
ties VINO hold he is in measure re.
,sponsible for the outrage.
The protection of the emperor and
empress and the cabinet minister at
kiev formed the subject of department
tai discOrd. Gov. Gen. Trepoff de-
manded general oversight of the pro-
hut
by the director of the department Of
police, M. Kurloff. Trepoff then ten
dered his resignation which was not
accepted Kurloff, Voigin, Lieut.. Col.
Spiridovitch of the secret service po-
lice and Col. Kuliabako, chief of the
secret police, organized the protec-
ton which cost 100000
While Voigin and KurIoff were at
kiev on the eve Of the emperors
visit Demitry Borgroff was consulted
and given the responsible position of
guarding the premier as he promised
to track suspicious terrorists, Nina
AleXandrovna and Nicholas JacovI.
ivich. 1t is incomprehensible to those
engaged in the inquiry how subordi-
nate, as Verygin was, dared to disre-
gard Stolypin's circular regarding
revolutionary spies, and allow Bogoff.
spy and an informer, to guard the
premier without setting other agents
to watch him.
Entrusted to Subordinate.
Verygin was Kurloffs right hand
man and maintained close relations
with Kurloff's family. Kurloff, against
Stolypin's most determined opposi-
ton, married the divorced wife of a
young adjutant. Stolypin made the
matter one of personal confidence to
the emperor, but Kurloff's influential
supporters at the court overruled the
premier.
Many alleged accomplices have been
traced to the revolutionary side and
vast number of arrests are to be
made throughout the country. The
police have been searching in vain
in St. Petersburg for a terrorist bear
ing the nick name of Hermann" A
domiciliary search has been made Of
the rooms of the correspondent of a
London newspaper and his brother re-
siding in the lodgings Of liberal au-
thor, Nine. Tyrkova.
1t was reported that Bogroff's faith
er was arrested on the frontier while
returning to Russia but later report
said that he was in Berlin. Bogroff 8
parents on receiving the news of the
crime addressed a telegram to NJ.
Stolypin expressing adherence at their
sons act. Bogroff's brother, who was
held at the st. Petersburg secret po-
lice headquarters, has been transfer
red to the fortress. Bogroff's uncle, a
physician, has been arrested at Odes-
sa. Another Bogroff, also a physi-
clan, has been arrested at Baku.
Eighty men and thirty women, pro-
fessed liberals, are under arrest at
Kiev.