New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-29
RUSSIAN SAILORS
fLAUNI RED FLAG
sEBASTOPOL MARINES AND THE
BREST REGIMENTS ARE
IN REVOLT.
ADMIRAL PROTESTS:
is INSTANTLY SHOT
Rumor of a Mutiny on Black Sea-
Fleet Comes from st. Petersburg
Uprising of Garrison at Port Also
Told Of in This Report.

Told Of in This Report.
Sevastopol, Nov. 27.-The sailors OF
this port and the Brest regiment have
mutinied and Joined the workmen
who are holding a meeting under The
red flag. The city is in a state of
panic.
The sailors had attempted to- hold
meeting and Rear Admiral Pisarev-
SKI announced that the meeting would
be dispersed by the use of firearms,
Whereupon the sailors fred on and
wounded the admiral.
Troops Go to Sebastopol.
Odessa, Nov. 27-Troops have been
sent from here to quell the disorders
at Sebastopol, which are reported to
be increasing. The mutineers have
sent the chief admiral a black coffin,
and have demanded that he leave the
town Immediately. Railway traffic
with Sebastopol is Interrupted. The
wounds of Admiral Pisarevski, who
was shot by the mutinous sailors,
are serious.
Ru1nor of Uprising in Fleet.
London, Nov. 27.-A dispatch to
Reuters Telegram company from St.
petersburg says it is persistently re-
ported there that there has been a. mu-
tiny in the Black sea fleet and that
portions of the Sebastopol garrison
have mutinied, killing the chief of staff
and wounding a colonel.
Nothing Known Of Outbreak.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 27.-Details of
the mutiny at Sebastopol are not
available at the admiralty, the dis
patch from the war port giving the
first inti1nation of the outbreak. An
officer of the staff said that four
equipages: and the Black sea fleet were
at SebastopoI at present He ex-
planned that in addition to other long
existent causes. of discomfort the
sailors had been stirred up by their
retention in the service as reservists,
the Ikase releasing many of them
from the service having been pub
lished here. The infahtrymen OF the
Brest regiment had hitherto been
Durnovo Made a Target.
ST.. Petersburg, Nov. 2z-The rad
fcal papers are pursuing the same
plan that they did in the case of
Gen. Trepeff, the former assistant
minister of the interior, and have
now opened a regular campaign
against M. Durnovo, minister of the
interior, accusing him of being the
enemy of the constitution and the; sup
porter of reaction. They also join
in a general demand for the immediate
trial OF the governors and other Off
Gals thus far removed, making a spe-
cial point against M. Niedhardt, the
former project of Odessa who is
called the Russian Nero" and who,
although removed from the project
ure, remains in the ministry of the
interior. 'lAll the military satraps
must be brought to- JUSTICE is the
cry CT the radical papers.
Will Rail ant New Men.
The new appointments, Baron Won
Nolken and M. Rheinbot, to be acting
governors respectively of Tomsk and
Kazan, are likely to craw their broad
sides, Nolken being the deposed chief
of police of Warsaw, still limping
from the effects of the explosion of
bomb thrown at him, and RheinDot
being the former governor of the
province of Nyland, Finland, who
threw the capital into a fever of ex-
element some time ago by sending a
dispatch announcing that a ST. Bar
tholomew's night was to take place at
Helsingfors, the chief town of Ny
land, for which he was removed from
Finland, The approval of these ap-
, pointments is charged to M. Durnovo,
minister of the interior, and not to
Premier White. The fact is that I'M
der the present conditions the govern
ment is embarrassed by the paucity
of material to fill responsible posts,
and it is largely a choice between men
practically all of whom have done
something to arouse popular resent
ment. A popular address is being pre-
| pared rendering the thanks of the
! country to Count White for his serv-
| ices at Portsmouth, and for his pres
ent cndeavors to pacify and regenerate
| Russia.