Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

will be reopened by means OF railroad
battalions The resumption OF traffic
on this road insures supplies for the
capital
The workmens council has broken off
all negotiations with Count White. The
rngleader of the Cronstadt mutiny has
been sent TO Schlusseiberg fortress,
where he will stand trial.
MUTINOUS SAILORS.
At the navy department 1t was stated
that there Is no intention to try the
great mass Of the mutinous sailors, the
outbreak being regarded more as
drunken riot than as a mutiny and for
which tie oniiers themselves were
largely responsible Only the leadey7
will be tried, and their punishment Will
be az light as possible. The bulk of
them will be sent To sea on a punitive
cruise.
charge d'Atfaires Eddy is notifying
the state department that the Neva VIII
be icebound in 10 days, and advising
against sending cruiser here.
Today's dispatches from Poland indi-
cate a break in the ranks OF the strikers.
The Vienna Warsaw line is open and
street cars are running at warsaw
Should the strike collapse in Poland II
necessarily win weaken the movement
here.
NJ. Nemechaieff. the minister of COM
munications, has sent a notification to
all the railroad employees and officials TO
be at their posts at o'clock tomorrow
morning and commence work. other
wise they will be dismissed.
APPEAL TO THE SOLDIERS.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-THE work.
ing organization today addressed the
following appeal to the soldiers and
sailors:
For long time we have mlsunder-
stood each other. Your officers taught
| you to regard us as enemies of the faith
| erland and az criminals whom you
! should shoot, beat with your whips and
! butcher with your bayonets,
our struggle for the peoples freedom
| and the peoples well being has been
| depicted to you as a revolution against
the fatherland, which you are obliged
| to suppress Many Of you, believing
| this have shot your own brothers. filled
! the streets OF our towns with blood.
THE case IL now altered. The eyes
of many OF the soldiers and sailors have
been opened. They understand that all
| Of us are brothers and that we are sons
| Of the same nation, whose common enc
mies are your commanders and those In
power. They understand that the liber-
Nv of the people IL their own liberty
and the good Of the people their own
good
THE men OF the Baltic sea at Cron-
| stadt stood against their commanders
| and signified that they wanted To lead
| the lives of men; that they wanted ib-
| erty. and they associated themselves
| with the cause OF the people. A hun
| bred sailors at Cronstadt have been
| handed over to n court-martial ana to-
| day or tomorrow may be executed
| knowing this, we, worklnen or 81. ret
! ersburg struck, demanding the release
of our soldier and sailor brothers and
! the abolition of courts-martial and tht
| death penalty.
! 1T Is possible that you, soldiers and
sailors will not arise and help your
| brothers at Cronstadt. 1t Is possible
that YOU will remain hand in hand with
murderers OF our brothers at Cron-
stadt? We workmen say: The cause
| Of the soldier and the sailor IL our
| cause and so we have gone out on
| strike. You must say everywhere: The
| cause of the workmen is our cause, and
the struggle of the workmen our strug-
gle. and you must associate yourselves
with the struggling people. You must
strike and refuse to perform the duties
imposed on you. Do not listen to the
word OF command calling upon you 70
NM down the workmen's movement. Let
| NOT one shot be fired by you against the
people.
| "Down with your blo0dthirsty com
manders. Long live q free government
| and a free people!"