Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28
MEETINGS ARE STILL ALLOWED.
Realized Their Repression Would be
Fatal So Are Permitted as a
Safety Waive.
ALARMING NEWS FROM MOSCOW.
+ All Parties Resolve to Form a Govern Z.
meut and Act independently Of
Imperial Authorities.

ST. Petersburg, oct %, ll.20 a. NJ
A condition bordering upon panic pre-
wills here today. business Is COM
rlately suspended. Soldiers are every
where iu the streets, and bloodshcd on
p large scale IS feared The government
IS trying to appeas the innamcd popu-
lace but the reyolutionaries seem de-
temiued to force an armed conflict.
Tcegraphic COMMUNICATION with Mos
row Is now Interrupted, The cable SER
vice Is still operating, although the
1oNofllce is closed and the only papers
10 appear this morning We're the Omcial
Messenger and the army organs, which
printed directions for the military. The
former contained a letter from Gen.
Tregoff, who is IN comand Of the St.
Petersburg garrison, and addressed to
the pryincal governors, nstructng
them to allow public gatherings for the
discussion Of political questions and to
mtcrprete the law literally under Count
Whites direction. The government re-
Allies that repression By arms In the
tremendously excited state Of the coun-
try would be fatal, and meetings are
allowed as safety valves. Further
meetings at the university here have
been prohibited but the three build
ings have been set aside for meeting in
st. Petersburg, and Gen. Trepoff has
Instructed the governors TO select build
ings IN all the cities
EMBASSIES ALARMED
Much alarm Is shown at some Of the
embassies for the safety of foreign sub
jects, and the situation Is being
gravely discussed Beyond preliminary
arrangements for the dispatch OF en-
bassy mails by rail, however. no steps
have yet been taken.
Ic'egraphic communication with the
interior is Open but the dispatches re-
celved are meagre.
Communication with some places il
entirely interrupted.
From all over the empire the story is
The same--Work stopped, no neWspa-
pers printed, schools closed and the
business life of the people suspended.
The cry OF the masses Is always the
fame-politioal liberty, The military
everywhere are In possession, the in
habitants are terror-stricken,many ciu-
Is are In darkness
At Reval a mob began work last
night The rioters sacked the shops,
and this morning the city is on fire.
The theater and spirit shops are burn
ing
Kharhoff is under martial law,
MOST STARTLING NEWS.
The most startling news, however,
comes from Moscow, where all the po-
lltIcal parties have Joined In a resolu-
ton TO set up provisional government.
Details are lacking and the exact pro-
gress Of this attempt AZ forming in
turrectlon IS not known.
An Independent investiga ton made
by the Associated Press shows that
me report that the Finnish railroad
has stopped, IS incorrect. Trains left
81 Petersburg this morning.
ALARMING NEWS FROM MOSCOW.
Moscow. Oct %. 1882 a. mat a
meeting Of delegates representing the
different political parties It has been
seeded to unite I'm the establishment
Of a government and TO act indepen-
IDENTIFY Of the imperial authorities.
The city was I'm darkness last night,
Today the shops, theaters and schools
are closed and the streets are deserted
save for the troops and workmen, Sew
tIal meetings OF strikers were dispersed
Joy Cossacks.
The banks treasury, postoflice and
me governor-generals office are sur
rounded by troops The local merchants
are asking for a postponement Of the
payment Of bills.
The governor-ge general has formally
postponed the auction OF peasants
property which was TO be sold for
taxes. The board Of trade has petit
ll2ned against the state OF siege
Prices are very high
Water is 20 cents a pail
Inc utmost alarm prevails owing 10
Iumors that workmen are marching on
~. town from the factories
Inc lectro light works have shut
The last government spirit shop is
BoMB-THROwING BEGINS.
Fomel, Russia, Oct. 2S.--The strikers
u"fe today threw a bomb at the CHIEF
VI police while he was driving through
.le principal thoroughfare, His car
Iase was wrecked and the chief ami
INo Cossacks who were escorting him
were badly injured.
TROOPS IN WARSAW STREETS.
warsaw, Russian Poland, oct 2S.--
s.' streets are filed with patrols, II Is
IGNORED that strikers are marching on
''r city from the provinces.
NY order Of the encouragement the
'"s OF WARSAW are closed at dark and
' restaurant stations closed at In
me evening.
niriy thousand infantry and 5000
,a.aFy with As guns have been col
W.l'd IN the city In readiness 10 stlhs
t1y disturbance.
Ine military at noon dispersed q
.Ueung OF the employees Of the Vienna
,,aHioad who had gathered to discuss
we situation \ battalion Of engineers
'-rlrols the telephone service.
ne employees Of the suburban rail-
''1qs Joined the strikers this morning.
ne revolutionary leaders are report
20 have distributed thousands of
~ overs. The only way Of leaving
"afsaW now is by the steamboats,