Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07
Rioters flcsgcd 10 Death by the Bar.
harlan Go,ernor OF
Slmbursll.
TIE ct. pErtrssURe MONEY
MARkCr.
ny telegraph 70 tho Nrxst
NEWS FHoiI russia.
snppressing Riots -rhc Money rnr'
ket tbr Esmiue.

fT. PT1ulsBuHu, Nov. o. The
governor " Simblraki " fuppfUhsing
rl1u with a heavy hand. The rioters
nfe sentenced n receive $40 lashes. 10
h reported that three 0i the offenders
have died while punishment was be.
ing inflicted
GRAVE ArrREIIENsfONs.
Tho condition u the 81. Petersburg
money market IL causing grave appfe.
honsion. There are rumofa affecting
the stability Of ten banking houses,
some Of which arc considered the
minister has ordered that all foreign
accounts for October shall be paid In
cash, without carrying over. THIS has
greatly embarrassed many bankers,
who are obliged u pledge government
securities 10 rnisu funds. The foublo
exchange AMI government stocks con.
tinuc 10 fall steadily. and everything
indicates crisis impending.
PROVISIONS ENiIAusIEp.
The govcruorof Mini Novgorod has
declared that throughout the province
all supplies Of provisions are exhausted;
that the peasants viii soon bc without
food, aud that 500, 600 pounds " grain
will be- required, the greater part Of
which must be Imported. Tho diill-
Guilty Of tfansppfta,ion win render
| timely help almost impossible.
The commander ofthc traus.Cas-
plan army corps has ordered all frag-
men'a left by the soldiers made into
biscuits and sent 20 the famine dis
tficts. Many members Of the foreign
colonies In Moscow are contributing
10 the famine fund.
EXPORT TaN on WHEAT.
LOSDOS, Nov. O.--rhe 81. poters.
burg correspondent Of tho Tunes icle-
graphs that he learns from the hest
sources that heavy export tax Will be
imposed OH wheat, probably three
weeks hence. All ministers, except
Nlshnogemdskl, minister Of finance,
favored the total prohibition Of the
expectation; therefore notifications
are still possible. Tho long warning
given exporters Will result In an ac.
tive trade In the meantime.
Nishnegeradsky N seeking 10 redeem
| n quarter OF the Russian loan In Paris,
40 ~ 10 save IL from complete failure.
This fact explains the recent drop In
Russian securities In Paris.
NJ. DTsyfIss member Of the French
Chamber Of Deputies, intends 10 quc-.
ton the French minister of finance In
the Chamber In regard 10 the alleged
| operations TO iepress Russian bonds
and French rcntes. The government
has decided 10 meet the Inquiry aud
an important debate Is proahlc.
An ARTIST ENrELLup.
A dispatch from Vienna 10 the TancS
~ 4 h..
tina, city from Pennoll, the artist, stat.
| ing that he was arrested at BUruichev,
Russian Poland, aud was confined
for thif,y-six hourr. He WAS suhso-
queutly released aud expelled from
Russia.
SUICIDE OF a RUSSIAN ENCiLE.
San FRAsCisCo, Cal, Nov. 90.
NJ. Elyc OF the kutluk Packing Com
pany, kodiac Island, AlRslR, who nc.
Rived here yesterday on the steamer
"karluk," reports the sensational sui.
eide oisa noted Russian refugee at that
place. The excilc was Edward Polly.
kofski. lie hnd iled from siberia 10
this country by way OF China, and In
/ March last went to Kodiak from
this city with Nicholas Tederoil,
teacher In the schools there. lilo
had beon Excited to the hlruk
coast OF northern Russia, where for
three or four years he tOlled unCeRs-
| ingly Ia the mines. During his trans
port over the SHOWS from ~. Peter.
burg with other exiles they were not
/ given sufficient to eat, AMI several
died on the way. lie effected his %.
cape TO tbs coast aud got away on
schooner. They were wrecked on n
hidden rock near the coast Of China.
lie and his companion drit6d 10 sea n
an open boat, aud for seven days were
without food except few crackers
which they had In their pockets on
starting. lie vt length managed 10
reach China aud, arriving In Shang-
hai, got HteeTage passage TO San Fran
cisco. Tedsr0h, the teacher, and his
wife had been old friends of his In tho
littls Russian town In which they
lived. They persuaded him 10 no
north with them while hc labored on
n book detailing the awful hardshlps Of
the political prisoners In Russia. The
book endorsed all that George KEENAN,
has told, and Included much new and
important matter. II was To comprise
about i've hundred pages, aud was nj.
most completed at the time Of his
death.
The .scnred exile constantly brooded
over his trouble. About three months
ago he went aboard the bark Cory
phone" at karluk aud shot himself
through tho brain. Tederon Intends
to save his manuscript and have the
k,ol nnhlisbsd