TROUBLE In RUSSIA.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1846, 29 August 1906, Page 2

TROUBLE In RUSSIA.

L'RHSS ASSOCIATION C'OI'YUIGUT St. Petersburg, August 27. Twolvo armod men held up a (rain sixty versts (irbout 40 miles) from Moscow, and stolo llvo thousand roubles (£79OC), causing much alarm among the paasongerß, but doing no damage. l’bo Social ltovolutionary Party ordered Qonornl Minn’s assassination. An ox-ollioor, named lioborvkin, doaired to warn M. Stolypin, tbo Promier, laat wnoli, but was not permitted un intorviow. tlo will bo oxauiiood by a magistrate to-day. „ ... A propaganda towards a Jewisb mosaaoro is in lull swing in Jitcmir, a town in Western Ruisiu, about one hundred miles woet of Killl. Tbo (our perpetrators cf tbo St lypm oulrngo paid £25 beforehand tor the hiriDg of roams in St. Petersburg. Qonornl Wonlurlarski, temporary Governor of Warsaw, was bhot dead in a cab o-duy

London, August 27,

The Tunis’ Moscow correspondent reports that landed proprietors, merchants, and priests, feeling tbeir inioroita threatened by revolution, are withdrovviog from tho movemeutiu favor of political freedom, and taking refuge undor tbo shadow of the autecracy.

The Times dcolares thutoacb recurrence of trrrorist crimo draW3 the lino sharper and clearer, driving tho moderates lowa', di tho GovornmoDt and making tho position, as far as constitutional reforms are con o.in d, impossible, thus forcing tbo Government to linro ruthless coetoun.

Paris, August ‘27,

Tho French papers publish a telegram stating that ao Odessa girl has made another uttompt to assuesiuato General Kiulbars, but failed, as the bomb she bad inter did to throw exploded piema' turely.