The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
CRUSHED
WITHIN FOUR DAYS
Government Expects to Be Mas.
ter of the Situation Before
the New Year.

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ST. PETERSBURG December EI-Af-
| ternoon.-An inspired atement i'll the
! Slovo to-uay says the COVER ament cx-
| poets the revolt at MOSCOW to be com
p.eteIy crushed within -FOUR days. The
| duration of the rising is exp.a.n ned by
tae small number OF troops available.
| Many of the soldiers Necessarily We're en-
| pioyed In & -Iard.ng The government iuild-
| ings, leaving q comparatively sail NUM-
Der available 10 cope with tIta iS,.Arse
| over the vide a4ea OF the dis.urpancc.
| Fresh troops have now arrived, a..d the
| end Is sid to be LcEr.
trcm an indepGnu---e source the Slovo
declares 1t has Iearned t.ls tune bloOdsi ed
IN Moscow has been frigattu., and that
about lCO Red Cross NO kars have been
dispatched from Petersburg to Mos
COW 70 AID IN Caring st.rS the Wounded.
The paper also sayssit! has learned that
came from Germany and BeigitAn,
whence they were shipped to England,
transhipped there. and smugS!ed into
Russia through Finland and the Baltic
Minor collisions between the troops
and strikers. OF whom there are almost
5000 still out. are taking place constant
ly In st. Petersburg. Cossack patrols are
ever they collect. The most serious at
fairs occurred ct the Narva gate and on
the Molka canal, In which fifty persons
were killed or wounded. Automatic guns
the Fontapka canal; from which they can
sweep the Nevgky prospect IN either d.
recton, and also both WAYS OF TIE canal.
The battery Is exclosed In a collaphl 70
she'd in order not to attract too much
Following the example OF the authorizes
at MOSCOW. about half the pos,ce or 81,
and the unwonted Spectacle Of policemen
with bayonets on their rifles adds to
the public alarm, ~.
afternoon erected barrcades in the vic.n-
The news from the provinces today
shows ~ alarming extension Of N, Iha
arla, having almost $1,000 Inhabitants.
Seems absolutely In the nds Of tho
Socialists, who have u.,imoned ne peo 70
! 20 ser ous at Remembering. $ nth Rus
| sia, That the Governor has declared mar
ri Stanton, In Eastern European Rus-
| sIa, Wholesale arrests have teen made,
| but the Etiike - extenu!nS. AT klen stri-
GUS collisions taso taken place between
tie troops and strikers, duiing which
| about forty rersons aere killed or
| wounded
me s,tuat.e,n e really far more asri;;
other ton-t;uasian p.p.;nces. where he
| Of tiia Battle provinces, II IL realized
ta, = nay De asTfs1ay % as y
| tic first army corps, which belongs to
the 81. PeleiBpuiB prov nee, have Legnn
70 nlriyG here rom slanch ria, but they
ur@ Osing diapatched 10 the Eaiuc prov
incca without stopping here.
ltcn Flag at Knarkoff.
ls,. Agspciate1 l>reSs.)
ST. PETERSBURG, December T,-ht
| KtarkoT yc5slcrday The tag OF armed
revolt Was raised. but according 10 ~
tFports, the troops. which he'd been large,
| ~ rtinfOrcc1, put down me onibfeak
niercI!egs!y, THE menbars OF INC 30.
| called provisional government, composed
| N tWeil.y-two delekatns.a which had been
yi.tigs there, we're captured early IN the
| dag md later Whsn The rcd ias was
ySit,sd and barrcaGes were erected
| around The itsifrirh engine w0rka, which
armed rcyniuti0Diets Wete holding, car
non werG brought up ara the ftyoIli-
| tonists nero ssYeis I'm tatnitp9 In which
They rspl nut an enlssory, who was
ss3zpd by the military commanders, who
I tben Yaye TIC contmpld - the artillery
\ ID 0Een frs on ille works, which were
| biefaily batis..l down oyer the hcads
| Of us feYolutoDisip, ne latter al
| though Unable 10 iiitlfG d defense held
| nut until fhf"Hsditarter8 N their num-
1 DsrB were ksiied Or wounded, VIXEN the
i remnant WI pleu. HurIendettd.
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