The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29
STRIKERS MOLD or.
Fulton uorkmen Stay AT Home-More
Disorder In Moscow.

.Spscidi cdbi. Dsspdich,, to rHH SuS.
ST PETERSBURG. Jan. 2s.-Arrangements
had been made by the authorities for the
protection Of the workmen who might
want TO resume work at the Putiloff works
to-day, but no workmen approached the
gates, They remained at their homes The
military have received orders not to at
tempt to coerce them.
The independent manufacturers found
nearly third Of their operatives wiling
to resume.
No cotton operatives went to work to-
dav.
The senior class OF the archaeological
Institute, numbering 400, was not allowed
to meet the lecturer this afternoon, be-
cauae. like every association that has been
permitted TO assemble, Il had adopted
resolution advocating change in the Gov
ernmental system
NJ. de Witte. the president Of the Council
Of Ministers. yesterday for the first time
stnce the disturbances had an audience
with the Emperor at Tsarskoe-selo.
The Russ declares: There must be
change in Our life The Russ, like other
newspapers. reappears under punitive
censure. II its contents dispIease the au-
thorities either its public sale Is prohibited
or It is absolutely suppressed. 'One month
has been enough TO jump from promised
reforms to unlimited suppression it con-
tinues. The principal newspapers OF the
capital, both Liberal. Constitutionalist
or extreme revolutiouist, find themselves
In the same situation"
Admiral Ale1ief has been named viceroy
Of Manchnia. He is no longer viceroy Of
the Orient The alteration Is the sequel Of
the official records OF the fall OF Port Arthur
The Minister OF the Imperial Household,
Gen. Baron Freedericksz, escorted the new
Italian Ambassador NJ. Melagad late
Italian Minister 10 Japan, TO Tsarskoe-
selo this afternoon. for presentation to
the Gar
The council OF Ministers with the Car
at Tsarskoe-Selo last night was Of an in
formal character Measures for remedy
ing the situation. including the question OF
issuing an appeal to the public to exercise
patience, were discussed In this appeal
it was proposed to assure the people that
the Government was engaged actively in
celebrating the reforms referred to in the
ukase Of Dec. %.
Opinion was divided on this question and
no decision was reached. Some Of the
councillors expressed the opinion that a
repetition Of the declaration in the ukase
was superfuous.
The officers Of the Semenovsk regiment.
who commanded the troops who fred on the
people in the Nevski Prospekt last Sunday.
have received lctter threatening them
with death,
The strikers to-day attacked the works
Of Messrs. Meier at Reval The troops
fired on the strikers, killing and wounding
several.
The strikers at Dorpat attempted to
wreck tho waterworks, but were dispersed
10y the police. who fred volley at them
WARSAW, Jan 2s.-The strike here is gem
eral to-day. One hundred thousand men
are out No newspaper made it's appear
ance to-day and street car traffic is entirely
suspended.
There are now 100 900 strikers at Lodz.
The telephone service between LODI and
Warsaw has been suspended.
Two workmen have been killed and seven
wounded in conflicts IN Warsaw between
the strikers and military.
ROME, Jan PA despatch from 81
Petersburg says that the revoutionsts
in Moscow have made several attempts
10 FREQ the inmates of tho prison there.
There have been several bomb outrages
and the hospitals are already Overlooking.
i is feared that there are not troops enough
within call to quell the revolution
PARIS. Jan. 2S.-The ST. Petersburg cor
respondent Of the Aurore says that the po-
ice have discovered that many Of the
troops must have fired at the Winter Pal
ace. instead Of at the crowd. on Sunday.
They have found 200 bullet holes in the
windows
Moscow Jan 2s -Moscow's Liberal daily
newspaper. the Russki FicdomosG. has
been suspended 10y he authorities for three
months.