New-York tribune., 1905-12-30

MOSCOW Dec 29.-The electric lighting system
was restored at 3 o'clock this afternoon The
streets are gradually assuming their normal
condition 1t is probable that tie railroads will
soon begin their regular schedules
Work has been resumed in most of the fac
tories. The Town Council is organizing a sys-
TEN for the relief of the families of the victims
of the recent disturbances.
St Petersburg, Dec. %. 80 p. m.-The CORE
spondent of The Associated Press at Moscow
telegraphs that the scattered insurgents there
are able TO keep UP only a feeble show of
sistance to the troops. and the workmen's Coun-
Gil realizing that the revolt is crushed is nego-
tatng terms for the strikers who joined the up
rising. The council may call off the strike
Monday.
It seems established that some members of
the fighting organizations of the German and
other foreign Socialists have come to Russia to
instruct the revolutionary parties in the use of
arms the art of constructing barricades and the
manufacture of bombs. Although now it is only
q question of time when the flames of open
revolt will be extinguished the Moscow rebels
have made good use of their instruction to start
instructions elsewhere.
Conditions in the provinces east of Moscow in
the heart Of Russia are serious At Zlatoust a
town Of about seventeen thousand inhabitants.
in the Government of Ufa, where a large gov
seem ~ be IN complete possession. They have
seized the works, hosted the red flag and de-
clared a republic. All the authorities have been
made captives and their instant death is threat
ened If troops are sent to Zlatoust. The work
men have organized themselves into a small
ermy ard daily parade the streets headed by
band Of music playing the 'Marseiaise" Here,
too German Socialists have appeared.
BATTLE NEAR MUM NovGOROD.
At Samora, a large manufacturing town near
Mini Novgorod. 10000 workmen rose and at
tempted to march the latter city. Troops
with artillery met and routed them with the loss
of scores OF The workmen driven
back to Samora, where they erected barricades.
which field guns have been firing at for two
days. The workmen used bombs freely at Sa-
mora which is now separated from Mini Nov
gorod, but rising is expected at the latter
place, which has about ninety-f1ve thousand in
habitants
At Voronezh. South Russia, the work1nen de-
cided in favor OF armed revolution, but the
thorities succeeded in arresting eleven Of the
rngleaders. The revolutionists halted three
trainloads of sailors of the reserve who were
on their way TO the Far East The naval men
responded to the appeals of the workmen.
promptly Joined them, marched into the town
and aided in the liberation of the prisoners.
The government has intercepted kilograms
slowing that the Social Democrats and work
mems councils have arranged armed uprisings
at Kieff, Kazan and Krasnoyarsk and general
insurrection in Poland, which will be proclaimed
on December 81. At Kiefr and Kazan the
authorities believe the movement has been
checked by arrests Of ringleaders and seizures
Of arms. AT the former place one of the leaders
was porter in the Governor Generals house
FIGHTING IN STREETS OF RIGA
of r{Ira D
was accompanied by an open effort on the part
OF the fighting organization TO seize the city.
Barricades sprang up in all the streets If
by magic, and fighting between the rebels and
the gendarmes. troops and police has begun.
At Tambouff, Central Russia, all the railroads
have stopped running trains, and Vice-Governor
Bogdanovitch, It Is now confirmed has been shot
and seriously wounded.
The revolutionists are said to have also COM
pleted preparations for general strike at Sim
feropoI, South Russia, and throughout the
Crimea-
St. Petersburg is the quietest place in the
empire Nevertheless, 1t is clear that the reds
are not strong enough at present to win perma-
nent success anywhere. It remains to be seen,
however, whether the government turn the
victory to account before the revolutionary
elements gather themselves together for a new,
and perhaps more successful blow. The leaders
insist that the moral victory is theirs. though
they may for the moment suffer material de-
feats at Moscow and elsewhere
The stoid indifference Of the middle classes
continues to be the most hopeless feature Of the
situation.
The report that Lieutenant General Mist
chenko has been wounded is not true.
THE LEAGUE OF LEAGUES DIVIDED.
The League Of Leagues has split, sec
ton favoring a continuance of the strike and
arother peaceful cooperation in preparation for
the work Of the douma.
With the evident object Of infamng sentiment
broad the revolutionary agents are putting out
Z story to the effect that the government is
deliberately plotting a general massacre Of Jews.
The agents show what purports to be the text
of an appeal Of a rabbi addressed to the Jews
to fight against the Cross. This appeal. they
say is being printed by the Ministry of Ma
rine for distribution among the ignorant classes
with the object of producing a concerted attack.
Investigation fails 10 support the charge that
the government is favoring any such document
There was a slight relapse on the Bourse to-
cay. Imperial fours were quoted at SO1a
The radical papers Of st. Petersburg continue
TO infame their readers with stories Of desperate
fighting in the streets OF Moscow, representing
the revolutionists holding ten square miles
Of the city, which the troops with all the artil-
lery and machine guns are unable to pierce
These papers print columns describing the rebels
fighting while standing on heaps Of corpses OF
their comrades
Peter Strive, Editor Of the 'OsvoboJdenle
("Emancipation') who has again shifted his
POSITION publishes a ringing article this after
noon in which he admits the defeat OF the at
tempt aimed at the overthrow OF the govern