Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-05
RADICAL FORCES ACT TOGETHER
rrsryhere the Terrorists Are Dis
playing the Very Greatest
Activity.
asvoLuTIONARIES DIRECT MEN
p,oOIc Are Becoming Panicky While
The Authorities Cannot Conceal
Their Alarm,

81 Petersburg, April 5,-The prospects
oa GENERAL upheayal Of the city and
,ountry with the advent OF spring In
crease daily Evidence accumulates
,sot the radical forces are acting IN
unison and awaiting a signal which,
4 Is generally believed, will be given
shortly after the Russian Easter. The
terorIsts are showing great activity
and reports from all over the county
move that the workmen who In many
cases have been formulating petty de-
mands which are no sooner granted
than they are succeeded by others,
are acting under Instructions from the
revolutionary leaders. who are only
hiding their time. The employers
frankly admit that It IL impossible to
try to continue their business, and some
Of them have already shut down The
PEOPLE are plainly becoming panicky
and the authorities also cannot con-
ctal their alarm. The guard regiments
which usually go TO camp In April, Will
ne lflNlAltu III Dls ltlSl sun 81 ~ 10 All
nol until June ostensibly in ordel
10 the camps TO be cleaned in
view W the danger OF cholera which Is
regarded as being so serious that the
sanitary authorities have ordered the
Immediate cleaning of the streets, sew
tfS cesspools and canals Of the capt
tai, and have issued specific instruc-
tons TO househoders, especially In the
poorer districts, where the people live
n cellars
The dllatory tactics of the govern
tnent In celebrating the scheme for pop-
Var representation provided for in the
\ nperal rescript of March 3, tends to
Intensity the acuteness of the coming
HIsls as the liberals are firmly con-
ynced that the real purpose of the
mleaucacy II the crisis is safe
y passed Is to smother the whole re-
form movement. The state Of public
opinion on this subject Is apparent from
he fact that over 300 municipal ooun.
ellis and public Institutions have al
ready pettioned for participation in
ne task Of working out the project. An
animation that 1t Is proposed TO send a
commission abroad TO study the mach
merry Of foreign parliaments which
would require months has raised anoth-
dlOutcry. The Novoe Vremya SOL
emily warns the government that the
situation Is too dangerous for such
maneuvers. declaring that unless the
government forms an assembly and
madate OF the elections Is Immediately
announced It will be impossible to re-
HoFe even measure Of public con-
uaence ana the government will lose
vi chance Of securing the support and
pmpathy Of the liberals who do not be-
Aeye In violence when the disorders
which are predicted for the immediate
iulare break out.
IN the meantime, what is now called
We constitutional press adds fuel to
we names by entering ON a campaign
pf exposing the corruption and venal-
w IN various branches Of the admins
ration Old scandals relative TO the
transportation OF merchant freights,
specially on the Siberian railroad,
naVe been revived and from documen-
70, evidence the most rotten state OF
slafs Is shown to exist. The mill
IVY authorities control transportation
VI tne siberian railroad. the general
MdE issuing permits for every car
y" hants desiring to ship goods
HNu'SN or further east are COM
gnel 10 BUY such certificates. A reg
ro Uailc IN them having been eX-
XIV, permits bringing from $500 to
v ooS ne authorities then shipping the
g'vls as munluon OF war While the
sss ave side tracked A case Is
'su "here I cost a merchant st,453
Shse' . single car to Irkutsk and an
hses Nnere q car remained on a side
~ NV Iron May to January because
man, svlslshee declined to pay any more
"'"'E 70 the military authorities.