TROUBLES IN RUSSIA.
A FIENDISH WOMAN. By telegraphy Presn A'se’Hj, Copyright St. Petersburg, Jan. 22. Besides Kozovskaya, who is General Keller’s sister, five men whom she had chosen to throw the bombs have been arrested. Her written instructions to kill Dubasctf, the Police Prefeo*, the Governor of tbo oity, and a fourih offioial, were found in her muff.
A QUIET “ RED SUNDAY." By telegraph. Press Ass’n, Copyright Received 9.18 p.m., Jan. 23. St. Petersburg, Jan. 23. “ Red Sunday ” anniversary was quiet throughout Russia owing to a display of j military force. The Governor of St. Petersburg declared that he wontd quell any demonstration without mercy, and fire without warning. BOMB FACTORIES. By telegraph. Press Ass'n, Copyright Received 11.4 p.m,, Jan. 23. St. Petersburg, Jan. 28. A congress of marshals and nobility of Moscow appointed a deputation to urge the Czar to accelerate the date of the Duma’s meeting, and to postpone all agrarian legislat’on until then. Since the beginning of December the police discovered in the chief Russian cities eight laboratories of bomb factories, 258 unfilled bombs, large quantities of powder, dynamite aod cartridges, three English machine guoa, and other arms.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1656, 24 January 1906, Page 2
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191TROUBLES IN RUSSIA. Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1656, 24 January 1906, Page 2
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