RUSSIAN DISORDERS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81833, 28 August 1906, Page 3

RUSSIAN DISORDERS.

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BOMB OUTRAGES. St. Petebsuubg, August 26. A later account states that two of those concerned in the attempt en M. Stolypine were disguised as gendarmes, to look at if escorting a political prisoner. They carried the bombs in portfolios A bo.ub was thrown at a patrol at Bcndym, iu the Government of Piotrkoff, and t vo policemen were blown to pieces and ten wounded. The soldiers died in all directions, wounding twenty A GENERAL ASSASSINATED. Received i/tli, y.io p.m. St. Petersburg, August 27. Yesterday, General Minn, commander of the Semenotfsky Regiment, who was so conspicuous suppressing the Moscow insurrection, was assassinated at Peterhoff. General Minn and bis family were .>n the railway platform when a young lady advanced and shot him in the back with a revolver before his wife was able to seize her band. The assailant, when arrested, pointed to a bomb lying near, telling the police to beware. PLOT DISCOVERED AT TIFLIS. THE CZARS INDIGNATION. HIS TELEGRAM TO M. STOLYPIN. Received 27th, 10.11 p.m. St. Petersburg, August 27. Last night a plot was discovered at Tirlis against the life of the Viceroy. Many, including some officers; have been arrested. The Czar telegraphed to M. Stolypin: "Cannot find words to express my indignation. Hope with all my heart that the health of your son and daughter will soon be restored, equally that your other injured daughter is still alive." THE PUBLIC CALLOUS. TACITLY RECOGNISE EXISTENCE OF CIVIL WAR. THE REPRESSION REGIME. DENOUNCED BY THE NEWSPAPERS. Received 27th, 10.11 p.m. London, August 27. Reuter's St. Petersburg correspondent reports that feeling here is rather one of rentimental regret than moral abhorrence at the crime. The pub'ic seems tacitly to recognise the existence of civil war, with bayonets and maxims on one side and bombs and revolvers on the other. The majority of the newspapers consider the outrages the outcome of of the exclusion of general society from the Government. Many emphasise the impotence of the regime of repression. THE STOLYPIN OUTRAGE. PREMIER PREVIOUSLY WARNED. SOCIAL REVOLUTIONARIES' PROCLAMATION. WHOLESALE MURDERS PROMISED. Bcecived 27, 10.30 p m ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 27. An avenue of tr.es lei to Stoljpin's two-storeyed wooden summer residence. The reception room occupied the ground floor. The bomb fell during a struggle w'.' h the servants, who refused to admit ti 0 perpetrators, as the Mst of visitors had been closed. Revolutionaries previously wslned M. Stolypin of his intended fate, declaring that owing to ttie maintenanco of the death penalty, Ministers were 1 only common murderers. The central committee of the Social Revolutionaries has drafted a proclamation stating that hundreds of Government representatives will be killed, unless its policy is altered. i~>