. Daily Colonist (1893-03-23) . o pasa hia lust daysiu the poor houae. THE ALEXEJOFF CASE. Considerable Mystery us to the Outcome of theShooting—Ills Assailant a Half-Crazed Nihilist. Moscow, March 22.—Owing to tho (x-treme care exercised by tho authorities tosuppress all information concerning theshooting of Mayor AlexejolTit is impossibleto get more light on tho case. Even thefact of his life or death is enveloped inmystery. This morning the Novoe Vremyaannounced that he was dead. This after-noon an official bulletin denied this report,and stated that the surgeons had extractedthe bullet and
. Daily Colonist (1893-03-23) . o pasa hia lust daysiu the poor houae. THE ALEXEJOFF CASE. Considerable Mystery us to the Outcome of theShooting—Ills Assailant a Half-Crazed Nihilist. Moscow, March 22.—Owing to tho (x-treme care exercised by tho authorities tosuppress all information concerning theshooting of Mayor AlexejolTit is impossibleto get more light on tho case. Even thefact of his life or death is enveloped inmystery. This morning the Novoe Vremyaannounced that he was dead. This after-noon an official bulletin denied this report,and stated that the surgeons had extractedthe bullet and the mayor might hundred policemen surround tho CityHall and keep back the crowd, which hasdecreased but little since tho first newsof the shooting went out. Only thefamily of M. AlexejofF, the authoritiesand the surgeons are allowed to enter thebuilding. It is reported thia evening thatAdriunoir is a hall crazed Nihilist, onco ar-rested in St. Petersburg for conspiracy, butadjudged insane and sent to an AMERICAN NEWS. ClilncHC IlCBlHtrntlon, Seattle, March 22.—In a few days theGearyjaw in relation to Chiiieae immigra-tion, or more particularly that portion of itcompelling them to be registered or be de-ported, will become effective. As the timeapproaches when the penalty of deportationwill be inflicted on the unregistered, theChinese are beginning to appear, and to-dayfully SO came before Uolleotor Harrell andhave been put upon the lists. \lcUcl Hlccl Armor Test. , Itlarch 22.—A ballistic teatof a ,iO-ton plute, sixteen feet long andeight feet four inches hii;li, of r2 incli nickelateel armor, at tho l!cdington provinggrounds to-day, resulted in the acceptanceof a hundred tons of armor manufactured bytho 15elhlehen) lion company for the re-doubts of the battleship Texas by the Ord-naiicn department of tho U. 8. navy. Threeshots wero tired from an eight-inch gun with two hundred and liftypound Holtzer projectiles. Tho charges wero70, 11
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