Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-23
HAVE ARMED
REBELLION.
Cars Cabinet Resolves Motto
Grant Suffrage Moscow
Held by Mob.

LONDON, Dec. pa dispatch from
st. Petersburg says it has been finally
decided not to grant the Russian people
universal suffrage.
This was determined at a session of
the cabinet, presided over by Emperor
Nicholas.
The cars decision has caused un-
bounded wrath in the capital. Re
markable cen took place in all pub
lie places. The citizens had been led
to believe that universal suffrage would
be granted, and they were furious in
their disappointment. In many cafes
pictures of the emperor and other menu
bers of the royal family were plucked
from the wall and trampled under foot.
There were bitter cries against the
enemies of reform.
Kharkov's police chief has been shot
by a schoolboy.
The boldest of all the bold pronuncia-
mentos of the revolutionists is n mys-
ferrous handful with which T~sarskoe-
Selo is flooded. Processing to allude to
a terrorist plot against the emperor,
the handful says:
There will be a little puff of smoke.
Pay no heed to it, as the result will be
the best thing possible for everybody"
The police have been batfied in their
efforts to find the printers and dis
seminators of these bills.
A cache of arms and hand bombs
have been seized on the S~chlusselburg
VENUE and 1000 strikers of the New
sky works charged and dispersed by
Cossacks, who used the flats of their
swords and whips on the men. g.
Martial law is impotent in Moscow.
The revolutionaries are virtually in
possession of the city. The gunsmiths'
shops have been pillaged, and disor-
ders, accompanied with loss of life, are
occurring in the streets.
The 10000 persons who were besieg-
ed in the aquarium at Moscow forced
the iron ratings surrounding the build
ing and effected their escape through
an adjacent schoolhouse. A few We're
wounded in their attempts to escape
the military Gordon.
At st. Petersburg the revolutionaries
have issued a manifesto declaring that
the general strike will continue till a
constituent assembly has been sum
moned and all other demands have
been granted. The other demands in
clude an eight hour workday, distribu-a
ton of lands among the %peasantry and
the election of the chiefs of the army
and navy by the army and navy them
selves. The revolutionaries announce
that promises made in imperial mani
festoes will not be accepted. All au-
thority must be transferred to n pro-
visional government, including the dir
rection of the treasury, the military,
the arsenals and the police. Other
wise the proletariat will obtain their
rights by armed force.
General Trepoff, governor Of the pal
ace Of Tsarskoe-Selo, is posting can
non and machine guns at the entrances
and windows of the palace.
The instruction in the Baltic prov
inces has now been extended to Estho-
mia, where the population of the prov
ince is driving out the Russian officials
and electing new local administrators.
At Kiev NJ. Skupensky, assistant
chief of the Southwestern railroad sys-
TEN and vice president of the railroad
congress, has been arrested charged
with conspiracy.
A proclamation of the government
is gazetted establishing martial law in
all the ten provinces of Russian Po-
land and appointing ten temporary
military governors general.
The landlords throughout the country
are empowered by an imperial ukase
to organize guards for the protection
of their property.