The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-12

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Kustenjl, Roumania. July 0.-Ths
nag OF 81. Andrew onoe again floats
over the bat&leship XMAS Potsmkine
and the torpedo boat which have prov
Cd such tsEroGs 10 the Black - com.
munitiss for couple Of weeks past.
The formal suTxsnder Of the mutinous
crew actually occurred at O'Clock
this afternoon after q series of Discus
sions and negotiations betwesn the
Roumanian authorities and the leaders
Of the mutineers.
The Roumanian officers who board:
cd the battlsship ON her arrival here
called upon the Grew 70 surrender. in
which case they would BE- treated -
foreign desertsfS, or else leave forth
with.
Il speedily became apparent that the
Russian vessels returned 10 this port
with the intention Of giving them.
selves mp 70 foreign government, and
the crew soon announced the accept.
ance Of the Roumanian terms.
The mutineers wanted 10 take Of tho
treasure which was ON board the XMAS
Petemkine, but the authorities declin-
cd 70 acquiesce.
II 10 stated that the Russians will be
gradually conveyed 70 any frontier
. they may select and will then be lib.
Grated, the local oflcials having given
them an understanding TO this effect.
Tho Roumanian flag % we'll - the
Russian has been hoisted over the Rus.
sian war vessels 70 % TO prevent any
attack on them BY the vessels Of tho
Russian squadron.
st. Petersburg, July 10.-The admi.
rally has been duly informed Of the
surrender Of the Kniaz Potemkine 10
the Roumanian authoritis ct Kustenji,
but the officials hero have NO details Of
the arrangements made between the
Roumanian government and the rnu-
tineeTs.
No diplomatic steps have bean taken,
but the foreign Office undoubtedly will
make the strongest representations
against the mutineers being treated -
simple deserters and will demand their
surrender TO answer not only for mu-
tiny, but also for the murder Of their
officers, the bombardment Of Odessa
and Indictment to revolution.
The vainglorious proclamation issued
by the mutineexs at Odessa will also
weigh heavily against them. Their
crime 10 ono which 10 considered to be
the most odious BY all nations, and 1t
10 thought to DO imperative that the
strongest Justice be meted ont 10 the
ring leaders - an example 70 the deets
IT Russia and Of the whole world.
race Hard probiem.
The Russian governments 10 faced
with hard problem In the Caucasus.
The Associated Pren correspondent
who visited Lsnkofan In the extreme
southeastern corner Of tho Caucasus re-
ports that Peesian bandits are stream
ing across the border and into the prov
ince Of Baku, - we'll - into Ertvan.
whore. - previously reported. an or.
der was promulgated Friday for the
distribution Of 1, 500 rides and . sup
ply Of cartridges 10 Russian settlers in
the Tersk territory for their defense
against the lawless mountaineers.
At Hfiis four bombs were thrown
Friday. All business life there has
ceased and the peaceful population Il
terror stricken. News Of collisions
between Cossacks and mohs 10 expect.
cd. The disorder at Vosnssensk, .
largo manufacturing center IN the gov
eminent Of Vladimir, near Moscow,
are not new censer Of development,