The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-29
AUTOCRACY TREMBLES BEFORE
 ANGER OF THE POPULACE
BULLETINS TELL OF
 REVOLT'S PROGREs :

knieff. Russia. oct. zs.-The city is In darkness, no mail has been received for days, and the people are the prey ment prevails. The publishers have unanimously decided to stop publica- | ton. They will send circulars to their subscribers until they are allowed to present the truth.
 newspaper publishers 1t was decided | to suspend publication on account of the crisis. meeting of the Douma demanded the organization ia city militia and the stoppage of supplies l 10 the troops. The garrison has been i strengthened by the addition of two thousand men.
 Warsaw, Oct. 2s.-Cossacls arrested 12O Polish socialists at n Jewish bund | meeting In . forest near Pabianice in the government of Petrck0ff this morn ing. When the news reached Pabia- nice workmen attempted to rescue their workman was killed and twenty-eight wounded. Heisingfors, Finland, Oct. 2a--The Finnish Workmen's Union has tele- graphed the employees of the Finnish Railway at St. Petersburg condemnfng their n0n-pnrticipation in the Russian strike nnd declaring that it was their duty te join In the strike when it was demanded of them. Revel, Russia, Oct. 2s.--Eight per- sons were killed and forty were wound cd during the encounters between the rioters and police and troops last night. Crowds armed with rifles and revol- vers prevented the fire department from extingushing the flames at the theatre.
 Kbaroffkoff, Russia. Oct. 2s.--Martiai law was sustained. The governor general has issued a proclamation to the troops to use ball cartridges un- sparfngfy in ease of the renewal of the disorders. The popuiace Is excited over the rumors of an impending out- break.
 Bostiv on Don, Oct. 2s.---Mobs Of demonstrators are parading the streets and hOodlums are pilInsing isolated houses and stores. Four persons have been killed by mobs. The schools are closed and shipping has ceased.
 Moscow, Oct. 2S.--At meeting of delegates representing the different po- ffticai parties, it has been decided t0 unite in the establishment af a govern menf and to act Independently of the imperial authorities.
 Skopin, Province of Riaxan, Russia. Oct. 2s.-The local zemstvo Is appeal ing by telegraph fer relief for the -farn- inc sufferers. Flour costs four eents a pound.
 Kieff, Oct. 2s.---The city resembles a ! besieged town. The stRtIon Is guarded by troops with machine guns. Two squadroRs of cavalry have arrived here.
 St. Petersburg, Oct. 2S.--TeIephonic communication in this city and with Moscow has ceased. st. Petersburg is entirely isolated from Moscow.
 Tffis, Caucasia, Oct. 2s.-There Is n general strike of every class here. Business ia at a standstilI. The pOpu- 1atfon is nervous.
 Brfansk, Russia. Oct. 2S.-A mob broke all the windows of the railroad station today and drove out the teIe- graph operators.
 OStroff, Russia. Oct. 2s.-Railroad communication here has been stouped. | No grain is moving and no papers are l being printed.
 
 municipal council has petitoned the | Government to remove the Cossacks | from the city.
 LOdx. Russia. Oct. 2S-The town iH | threatened with famine. Coal Is lack | ing and the streets are dark and de- serted.
 Dorpat. Russia. Oct. 2S.-No mail has been received here for three days. | The people are fin a state of semi- | panic.
 Riga. Russia, Oct. 2S.-The IocnI au- thorities have closed the spirit sbopn | and placed them under military guards, | f Ashkarad, Russia, Trans-Cnsnian | Territory, Oct. 2S.-The employees of fhe | Central Asian Railroad have struck.
 Irixutsk, Siberia, Oct. 2s.--The raII- | way men on the Trans-BalkaI line have struck.
 Simbirsk. Russia, Oct. 2s.-This town ts in possession of the military.
 Libau' Russia, Oct. 2S-AI the schools here are closed.
 Rommi. Russia, Oct. 2s.-Tbe strike | here is complete.