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But we shall wreak vengeance, brothers,
on the Car. acoursed by his people, on all
his imperial reptilian blood. on his Minis
ters and on all pillagers OF the i'll starred
Russian land Death to them all
Il call upon all who are seriously DESTROYS
OF helping the hard working Russian people
to live and breathe freely to come forward
and assist when and how they can. call
upon all thinking men upon students.
upon revolutionary organizations, the Social
Democrats and Social Revolutionists TO
lend hand. He who Is not with the people
is against the people,
remarkable manifesto has been issued
signed by $50 litterateurs and other edu-
Gated liberals belonging to what is known
as the Prave Circle, which furnished the
deputation which visited Ministers de Witte
and Mirsky. The manifesto, after de-
Tending the workmen and condemning
Sundays shooting concludes:
THE public should underst and that the
Government has declared war on the en-
tire Russian people. There is no further
doubt on this point. The Government
which IL unable TO hold Intercourse with the
people except with the assistance Of sabres
and rifles Il self-condemned We summon
all the vital energies OF Russian society
to the assistance of the workingmen who
began the struggle for the common cause
Of the whole people. Let shame overwhelm
tha nm nft hnaa hn In tbaaa Iaya pf
great and fateful struggle oppose the peo-
pie and join the ranks OF their hangmen.
MARCHERs PRED on, MORE KILLED
The military authorities report that
from twenty TO thirty thousand persons
started from Kolpino at daybreak, march
ing in the direction of Tsarskoe- Selo with
petition to the Gar The commander
Of the garrison at Tsarskoe-Selo sent
regiment OF infantry and half field battery
TO meet them
At place Ave versts from kolpino the
worlmen. The latter made a feeble resist
ance and were finally compelled TO retreat
pursued by the soldiers.
Order was restored at io'clook this after
noon. The number killed and wounded
is uncertain. but it is said to have been
considerable.
Another report Of the attempted march to
Tsarskoe- Selo states that most Of the armed
workmen at Kolpno were opposed to max
ing any attempt to present the petition to
the Gar, and refused to take part in the
march, believing that the time Tor petition
ing his Majesty has passed They re-
manned in the town.
During last night seven vsrsts lover five
Mules, Of thersilway between ST Petersburg
and fsarskoe-Selo was torn up, causing
a suspension of the service this morning
Tho destruction is attributed to strikers.
Twice to-day worknen attacked the
railway. but were repulsed.
oKH. TRrPoFP IN CHARGE or THE CAPITAL
To-day's developments intensity the
situation, and the Government has decided
upon unninching measures for the sup
ression of the revolutionary movement
at Moscow, man upon whose life some
half dozen attempts have been made, was
to-day appointed Project Of 81. Petersburg
in place Of Gen. Fouon, who goes to War
saw to be Military Governor there
Gen Trepof was installed in the Winter
Palace this afternoon with full power TO
use whatever means he saw fit for the
restoration Of order. He Immediately sum-
moned the district chiefs Of police and
asked them to act with energy He then
summoned the commanders Of the military
positions around the city and received their
reports.
the new Project viii Tomorrow issue a
proclamation declaring that men who wish
TO work will be protected and that persons
who interfere with them will be arrested
and deported 10 their native villages or
wards. All excuses will be punished with
the utmost severity.
The appointment OF the brutal Trepof
added fresh bitterness TO the anger OF the
residents. The population is exasperated
llhI TINS BIONilANloA fSASShAe' - N"S
lished at the Winter Palace as the city's
dictator He was coseted with Minister
KokovzoT this evening, considering plans
for reopening the Government factories.
Prince Mirsky. Minister Of the Interior,
ia overwhelmed by the events OF Sunday
and the news from the provinces. He il
virtually wrnging his hands in despair
He will receive the editors Of the 81. Peters
burg papers tomorrow. but apparently
he il unable 10 exercise authority,
The butcher Vladimir and his SON
Grand Duke Boris, went to Tsarskoe-Selo
this afternoon. They did not dare 10 show
themselves In public.
1t is upon Grand Duke Vladimir that the
vengeance OF this outraged city will fall
at the first opportunity. He is directly
responsible for Sundays massacre, and
there are hundreds who will be glad 10 do
him to death at the expense OF their own
lives.
Ofoers OF Gen. Trepors stan declare