Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-10
French Disorders Are Reported Among the
Garrison at ronstadt.
Rl0TlNG AMONG MkNCHUaIAN TROOPS
RumOr that Railway Station at SiSran Has
Besn Sacked.
RUN On RUSSIAN STATE SAVINGS BANK
Government Savings Bank at Warsaw
Asked to Pay Many DepoSitOrs.
MILITARY ENGINEERS STiRT A MUTlNi
lUN On RUSSIAN STATE SAVINGS BANK
MILITARY ENGINEERS sTiRT A MUTlNY
Army TeIeEraphcrs at KieT Refuse
TO Tnke Place of strikers and
Engineers Destroy Quarters
at Cora Railways.


at Cora KnIwnrys.
BULLETIN.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec S.-tNia Edy-
tlxuhnen, East Prussia, Dec 9)-Fresh dis
orders are reported from Cronstadt. 1t Is
said that the loyal troops there were obliged
to fire on mutneers.
Riots are also reported to have taken
place among the troops returning from
Manchuria. At sizran rioters are reported
to have sacked the railway station.
Run on Savings Hank.
WARSAW, Russian Poland, Dec. a.
There is heavy run today on the gov
ernment savings banks as result of the
campaign against them inaugurated by the
radical papers. The depositors demand
their money in gold.
A battalion Of military engineers has mu-
tinted at Cora Kalwarya, government OF
Warsaw, complaining OF bad food and un-
suitable quarters. The mutineers have de-
stroyed the barrack kitchens and have
otherwise damaged the buildings. The mill
tary authorities have refrained from MAX
ing arrests, fearing that 1t would provoke
greater disturbances.
The military telegraphers at Kieff have
civilians
The German government has asked the
government OF Russia to protect the War
saw gas works. which the property
of a German company.
TeIeRrnphers Are Encouraged.
ST. PETERSBURG, Friday, Dec. s.
Morning-The local leaders of the post and
telegraph strike having received more en-
couraging news from Moscow, are making
| a desperate effort to rally their followers
| to continue the strike to the bitter end
They promise that those without food will
be provided for and threaten deserters
with violence. The leaders have succeeded
| In destroying telegraphlc communication
! with Kieff, Warsaw and Moscow which
was opened for a time last night. The
executive committee issued another appeal
| to the strikers to stand firm until all their
| demands are satisfied. 1t concludes: BE
! firm and victory is ours"
Fhe stFilkets claim that the 7delegsftes wi
/ have returned here from Finland report
| that the Firms will stand out to the end.
| From vladlkavkaz. North Caucasia, it is
/ reported that the telegraphers have se-
lected man to come TO st. Petersburg and
kill Interior Minister Durnovo and NJ.
! Sevastianoff, superintendent of posts and
| telegraphs.
Address to Czar.
A delegation from the Tula zemstvo yes
terday presented an address to the en-
| peror as follows:
We adjure your majesty to rely on the
peaceful millions of Russia who desire free.
dom without license. Your majesty has
from the peasants and you have promised
relief in the matter Of ianG. The Tua
peasants expect help: but not from the
majesty will hear the truth. not from the
revolutonists, but from the Douma which
we pray your majesty not to tarry in call.
The emperor, after thanking the deIega.
| tion. said in reply:
For a full realization OF the liberties ac
| corded II is necessary primarily to restor,
order This is only possible with tn,
STA. l know that the needs of the peasant,
are great, and to relieve them is my con
stant care; What could be done at presen
has been done, but there Is still much TO h,
accomplished, and therefore II is necessar,,
70, return 70 peaceful pursuits and to direc
objects in view. If others follow your gooC
example the work of improving the peas
ants condition and the realization OF tn,
reforms will be greatly simplihed
Several officers OF the Semionovskv repi
ment, stationed"at Tsarskoe Selo, which O,
who commented on its tried LOYALTY an,
expressed the hope that it would alwav
show itself as firmly united as It was
present, have called on the editor OF m
Russ and declared that they will hold hin
personally accountable hereafter for arti
cles printed against the regiment.
New Grip on Strike.
ST PETERSBURG, Friday. Dec a.
| 10 IaI3
The leaders of the striking teleRranher
. have taken a new grip Of the situation an
the tie UP continues practically cornnIet,
Cases of attacks on strike breakers ar
reported and at Smolensk. middle Russia
the strikers fired into a passing mail ca,
The sailors of the Fourteenth and Eigh
teenth division in which chronic condltio
of mutiny has prevailed for some time wer
? finally surrounded by troops here at
, O'Clock this morning and were marched :
! piers embarked on barges and dispatcbed >
, Cronstadt The men had presented net
, tions similar to those of the sailors q
Libau, Odessa and sebastopol for an in
provement In the service conditions an
the reply being that they would be tran,
ferred to Cronstadt they held a meetin
under the noses Of the officers and refuse
TO go until martial law was raised p
Cronstadt Accordingly the admiralty de
cided TO use force. The task Of embark
ing the men was successfully execute
under Captain Beron Ferzen, the forme
, naval attache at Washington. 4 oou
martial under the presidency OF Admir-,
( Tomashevich has been appointed to try N
! Cronstadt mutineers on the charge Z
\ armed insurection.
4 War Minister Rudiger has issued order
5 prohibiting the granting OF leave TO soldier
20 stay out of barricks at night.
, It is reported that the garrison {
3 schleusselburg fortress has PRACTICAL
I mutinied and is joining in the demand fC
the liberation Of political prisoners VII
D have not yet been amnested. 1t is ais
- reported that the Ladoga regiment Z
\ Iomzha, Poland, recently mutinlcd an
3 that after a struggle with a loyal regimen
= the mutineers were finally disarmed.
5 Conditions at HnrbIn,
I CHE FOO, Dec. 9.--6 p. ma merchar
b who arrived today from Harbin, vi
e Vladivostok. reports that when no lei
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