The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-07
GAINING ITS END
WITHOUT CRIME
NO eLoopsHEp IN REVOLUTION
IN FINLAND
Declare the Czar Must Grant a New
Constitution and the Leaders De-
clare Russia Shall Mot
Rule Them.

Helsingford Finland, Nov. 3.-The rev.
olutionaries throughout Finland are 60
ing steadily ahead in working out their
plans tor securing an independent gov
ernment tor the country. Mnile great
progress has been made in this direction
1t IS notaDie that there mas been no
blood shed. The whole revolution has
been conducted quietly and without dis
orueT.
The people, however have taken
charge of all governmental affairs and
are now practically rulers of the coun-
try. The local gendarmes have been
driven from their positions as have
the Russian officials IN various parts
OF the country. The people are pre-
pared to see that their demand for the
resignation OF the governor shall be
enforced. They are determined that
in the future they will be ruled by
natives of Finland and not by Rus
SLAMS, although they don't wish TO
break away IRON the alliance with Rus
sia.
The latest demands of the revolution
aries have been formulated in the
shape CT new constitution and this
will be laid before the czar with the
ultimatum that he must grant it If he
wishes to continue as the grand duke
Of Finland.
London, Nov. 3.-The correspondent
of the Daily Leader at Berlin wires
that II is reported at Potsdam that
the czar escaped from Russia disguis
ed as member of the suite OF Prince
Frederick Leopold or Prussia, VINO left
st. Petersburg on special train after
the railway strike began and who had
a serious time in making the Jour
ney across Russian territory. The czar
shaved off his mustache and beard in
order to make his disguise complete,
declares the correspondent Tine re.
port is not confirmed.
Vienna, Nov. 3.-Emperor Francis
Joseph has instructed Baron Won
Gautsch, the Austrian premier, to for
nulate a law granting universal suff-
rage to the people. The law will bs
based on the most liberal extension
Of the franchise possible.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 3.--General
kleigers has been removed as gov
ernor general OF Kien, because Of the
troubles which have occurred at that
place.
Odessa, Nov. 3.-The city is quieter
. 1, ;e t,,ey .tar
tion OF the town. Martial law restric-
tions were put into effect during the
night alter the troops had been fully
established at the posts to which they
were assigned and this resulted in the
establishment of comparatively good
order for the greater part of the night.
The disorders were in full progress
when the military appeared on the
scene in numbers and the fighting De-
tween the hooligans and Jews at its
height but the streets were soon swept
clear of the rioters. Strong forces OF
infantry were called into service for
this purpose. When they suddenly ap-
peared on the streets the "loyalists'
were easily swept aside.
BIG FUNERAL DEMONSTRATION.
Moscow. Nov. 3.-over 100000 per-
sons took part in the funeral process
sion last night of Nicholas Baumann,
the reformer who was killed three
days ago. The coffin was borne ON the
shoulders Of revolutionaries ana strik-
ers, draped in red cloth. The men in
the procession all wore red ribbons
and many red flags and banners were
carried in the parade.