THE REVOLT IN RUSSIA.
CAPTURE OF RINGLEADERS.
TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF BOMBS
United Press Associatiou—Per Electric Telegraph— Copyright. ST. PETERSBL RG, February 11. The troops, after a stubborn fight, captured the riugleaders of the disorder along the Siberian railway. Anns and dvuamite were seized.
A boy threw a bomb at four cendarmes in \Varsa\r. A terrible explosion occurred, killing all four. The perpetrator escaped. A bomb, thrown from the street, wrecked a tavern in a St. Petersburg suburb. Two persons were kil!ed. and seventeen wounded.
There is a recradesccr.ee of tlie I.eSts insurrection in the Baltic provinces. Conn; Orloff's column, which is at Ri«a. is return* ing. ~ . "
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12902, 13 February 1906, Page 5
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