The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-22
ScandaIous Criminal lntrigues In High
Goernment Circles of Russia
Must be sup
pressed.
sToLYPIN SACRIFICED
Great Sensations Are Promised in the
Case Unless the Gear Puts
Muzzle on the
Press.

exposure OF the SCdnQalOuS criminal H.
trigues in high governmental circles
leading to Premier Stolypin's sacrifice
are forbidden, says the Novoe Vremya,
for patriotic reasons.
The paper says only mere fraction
of the findings of Minister of Justice
Chachegiovitoff, who is investigating
the assassination of Premier Stolypin,
can ever be published.
Only Gen. Trepoff's prompt meas
ures in throwing Gordon about the
theatre and directing the work of the
secret police, says the Vremya, pre-
vented the escape of Bogroff.
Col. Kuliabako made strenuous
but unsuccessful effort to have the
prisoner kept at the secret police
/ headquarters instead Of in the fortress.
Had Trepoff surrendered Bogroff to
Kuliabako, the paper declares, few de-
tails of the crime ever would have
/ become known
4 The inquiry into the assassination Of
Stolypin, with particular reference to
the revolutionary and police elements
involved, is being conducted by M
4 Chachelgiovitoff, and greater sensations
than those published are promised
Vice Director of the Department of
/ Police Verigin is under suspicion by
the authorities, who hold he is in a
measure responsible for the outrage
Protecting the Car.
The protection of the emperor and
empress and the cabinet ministers a.
Kiev formed the subject of depart
mental discord Governor Genera
Trepoff demanded general oversight o
ridden by the director of the depart
ment of police, NJ Kurloff. Trepof
then rendered his resignation, which
was not accepted. Kurloff, Verigin
Lieutenant Colonel Spiridovitch of thu
secret service police and Col. Kuli
abako, chief Of the secret police, or
ganized the protection, which cos
i 100000.
While Verigin and Kurloff were a
Kiev on the eve Of the emperor's visi
Dmitry Borgroff was consulted ant
given the responsible position. o
guarding the premier, as he promises
to track the supposititious terroriste
i Nina Alexandrovna and Nicholas Js
r colivich
MANY Arrests Being Made.
! 1t is incomprehensible to those er
: gagged in the inquiry how subord1
nate, as verigin was, dared to disre
gard Stolypin's circular regarding rev
!, olutionary spies and allow Bogroff,
! spy and informer, to guard the prem
ier without even setting out thei
agents to watch him.
Verigin was Kurloff's right ham
man and maintained close relations
, with Kurloff's family. Kurloff, agains
Stolypins most determined opposition
married the divorced wife of youn
adjutant Stolypin made the matte
one of personal confidence to the en-
peror, but Kurloff's influential SUI
porters at court overruled the prem
v Ter.
= Many alleged accomplishes hav
;. been traced to the revolutionary sid'
and a vast number of arrests are b'
n ing made throughout Russia. The p,
lice have been searching in vain
. st. Petersburg for terrorist bearin
the nickname of Hermann A don
icilliary search has been made of tn
rooms of the correspondent of Lol
6. don newspaper and his brother, resi-
- ing in the lodgings of the liberal a
a thoress, Nine Tyrkova.
Rogrotfs Family.