Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-14
is NOW
IN REBELLION.
Soldiers Mutiny BIOOdless Re-
volt of Garrison Near HelSing-
fOrS Martial Law Rules.

ST. PErERSBURG, Nov. 14.-A Hell
singIors dispatch says that Il revolt
has broken out in the garrison of Svea-
borg. Hundreds Of the soldiers claim
they have been retained with the colors
from two to three years beyond the
legal period of service and also COM
plain of their conditions of life.
The mutineers refused TO obey or
ders, expelled the civilians from the
precincts Of the fortress in several
of the barracks threw beds, chairs and
kitchen apparatus OUT of the ndows
They then opened negotiations with
General Kaigarodoff and Governor Ny
lands, who promised TO remedy their
grievances and To give then easier
terms of service. There was no blood
shed.
4. report here says that 24.0O Geor-
gians, armed with modern rifles, hold
Georgia. in Transcaucasia. despite the
three important Russian forces con
verging thereon and that. except for
runners. Georgia has been completely
isolated for many days.
A report from Tifis says that Gen
eral Malama, deputy governor Of the
Caucasus. and General Veidenbaum
have been sent to Georgia TO re-cstab-
lisll order there.
4 Shanghai report says that blood
has been shed in an in%surrcction ut VIA
divostok and that foreign residents
there are asking for warshlps for their
protection.
1t is reported that the United States
cruiser Minneapolis has been ordered
to Cronstadt to protect Americans.
An official document regarding the
situation in Poland has been issued.
1t begins by recalling that by an I'M
perial ukase the Poles were fully rec
ognized as free citizens, obtaining COM
plete opportunity to prove their capacl-
ty for participating in Il great crea-
tive work. They would consequently
have gradually secured the ulterior
progress of the Polish nation with the
aid of electoral institutions which
would naturally have sympathized with
their fate.
Forgetting the painful lessons of the
past, there are Polish politicians who
are directing Il national movement for
the re-establishment of the Kingdom of
Poland, thus embarking upon an at
tempt, as dangerous for the Polish
population as it is insolent toward
Russia. TO bring about separation from
the empire.
Rejecting the idea of cooperation
with White and The Russian people i'll
the duma. they are demanding III Il Sc
ries of revolutionary meetings complete
autonomy for Poland, with a special
constitutional diet, thereby aiming at
the restoration Of the kingdom Of Po-
land. Two political groups, Socialist
aud Nationalist. who are opposed to
each other. are united in this aspira-
ton, which is supported by many
writers, publicists and popular orators,
who carry the people with them.
The government will not tolerate
attacks on the integrity of the empire.
The plans and acts of the Instruction
aries force it to declare in a decisive
manner that rs long as the troubles in
the Nistula districts continue and as
long as that part of the population
which adheres to political agitators
continues it's present sway over the
country these districts will receive none
of the benefits resulting from the mani
festoes of Aug. IS and Oct. 20. 1905.
There could obviously be no question
of realizing their pacific principles in Il
country in revolt. For The restoration
of order all the districts of the Nistula
are temporarily declared TO he in Il
state of war"
Disquieting reports of the progress
of the agrarian disorders have been re-
ceived. The military authorities are
rushing troops and machine guns into
the affected areas. Inhabitants of
KarSk and Tugansk are organizing for
the protection of their respective towns.
The village of Balanda, in the govern
ment of Saratoy. has been fired by
peasants.
In consequence of the discovery of
plots at Warsaw to blow up the ST. Pc
tersburg and Berlin railroad all the
railroads in Russian Poland are now
guarded 10y military. y patrol discov-