Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-04
Terrible Eruption hqpends From The
Rambling Oolcano of Anarchy

st. Petersburg, Saturday Evening.
Dec. 2.-(By Courier 10 Edytkehonen,
East Prussia, Dec 3.-There is per-
ceptible more confident feeling in
government circles tonight It is be-
lieved that the danger of an immedi-
ate general political strike and rail-
road tie-up is past and that the
workmen's council will stand bt "a
compromise under which the, govern
mental and private factories will be
opened This viii leave the hands Of
the government free To deal with thl
telegraphers. NJ. Sevistenoff, supCtin-
tandent Of posts and telegraphs. to-
night issued notice to all telegraph
and post employees that unless they RI
turned to work tomorrow they wuuld
be discharged and their places 6ued.
The prefect Of st, Petersburg also
issued proclamation warning walk
ing delegates and agitators that any
attempts to dissuade the empluyes #
public or private concerns, by violence.
to leave the factories. mills ~ other
public institutions. would lead to their
arrest aud fine of $3.50 and iinprlson-
ment for three months.
Furthermore, the goVernnel. has
received reassuring news .onternmg
the new outbreak Of troops m lac Rai-
tic provinces NJ, PetrunkeViLh y. pres
dent of the Moscow agricultural So
ciety, and his colleagues at the Invita-
ton of Premier Witte. participated ~
the sitting Of The council Of ministers
this afternoon when the election law
was discussed. This was reported ia
bly,. but nevertheless 1t is realized
that the situation may at any moment
change for the worse aud the leaders
Il. .I,,F ter, I'M
who seem TO hold the fate If tnH coun-
try In their hands suddenly alter The
plans
A Flimsy Explanation.
The government version OF the al E
rest of the soldiers OF the guard a.
Tsarskoe-Selo places an entirely nsN
complexion on the affair. According
10 this version the soldiers We're in
censed at the mutiny at Sebast0pol
and at the public insults TO which they
were constantly subjected even In the
streets Of Tsarsk oe-Selo. and they de-
manded TO be led against the revolu-
tionaries In the capital. When their
officers tried to quiet them the men
became so obstreperous that they had
to he arrested.
The reactionary influences at court
and the imperial guard are making
Wltta. 10 proclaim dictatorship and
to fight the revolution with bullets and
bayonets, Their candidates for dicta-
tor are Count Alexis Igneteff and
General Skallon, governor general OF
Poland.
The alr Is filled with stories of al
legged revolution AT the palace Friday
In which the Grand Duke Boris Is said
to have attempted the life of the EN-
peror. These stories are untrue but II
Is considered a revolution Is liable to
occur IN the palace at any moment.
Count Witte still declines TO confer
with the telegraphers, saying that f0I
the government TO yield. would be
equivalent TO IT'S abdication az theIl
order. Nevertheless the surrender Oi
the government TO their demand for
the dismissal of Mr. Durnoyo. actini
minister OF the interior Is regarded as
I Inevitable,
Instructions as To the governors ant
local authorities are being. sent Will
! great difficulty over the railroad tele
/ graph lines. A number of Russlani
| were seriously wounded by an explo
I sion here today while they were pre-
/ pairing bombs In private residences
I An investigation by the authorities lee
/ TO the discovery of number Of explo
slves. fraudulent passports and a Sc
I cret printing press. Two of the mel
wounded I'm the explosion were takeI
| to the hospital. but the others sue
! ceeded In eVading arrest