Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-24
CROWDS IN STREETS SULLEN.
Additional Troops Brought Into the
City and Are Housed 10
Barracks.
pRoCLAMATlONs TO THE PEOPLE.
Some Are Very lncendlary - Father
GOpou cOunses Moderation Work
men Have Sinews Of War.

men nave NluVWSOl WIZ
st. Petersburg, Jan, "a, $3.50 p, M
While the city is quiet, there Is stu
extreme tension In st, Petersburg, but
from Moscow comes news that dis
orders have begun there, ana the lull
here may be only the precursor of an
other storm. Not "A single mill or fac
tory has started up. This is very sig
rlfcant as indicating that the work.
men are being supplied with the sinews
of war. None has applied for pay at
the factories, although some have two
weeks pay coming TO them. The crowds
I'm the streets are sulen and several
additional troops were brought I'm at
daylight and housed in barracks Ma
chine gun batteries were also placed at
several points for emergencies, Tho
terror Of the people has been somewhat
relieved, but the dread Of the next few
days continues Many foreigners are
leaving Russia. The foreign embassies
are not manifesting alarm. They are
expressing confidence that the govern
ment will be able to handle the situa-
ton and that there is nothing nav war
mntug apprehension for the lives or
safety Of their fellow countrymen. The
authorities insist that the danger Of the
situation is exaggerated, continuing 10
scout the idea OF revolution and
maintaining the ability Of the govern
ment 10 meet all emergencies,
Traffic between ST. Petersburg and
Moscow and 81, Petersburg and War
saw Is uninterrupted. The northern eX-
press arrived on schedule time.
During the afternoon came the news
that wQrkmen were going out at Koyno
and wilma, but particulars were lack
ng
Although the crowds on the Nevsky
prospect continued to increase during
the afternoon just as they did yester-
day, there have been no collisions up
TO this hour Moreover, during the day
several Of the smaller mills resumed
work and the men at other mills as
sured their employers that they were
anxious to return but that the strikers
threatened to Kill them If they did SO.
The widest rumors are IN circulation.
A mob is reported to be marching ON
Tsarakoe-Selo to see the emperor as the
multitude marched on Versailles to ask
King Louis XVI Of France for bread
IN l119, but the story is utterly with
out foundation.
In certain quarters where the woes
Of Russia are always laid to the door Of
Great Britain, the feeling gainst the
British had become intense, it being
chrged that the British are furnishing
money to bring about a revolution,
IN sT. PETERSBURG.
ST. Petersburg, Jan a. p. INST.
Petersburg wears a less martial aspect
today Everywhere troops have been
drawn into Courtyards Only pickets
IRE lett outside and small squads %.
Cossacks are patrollng the streets, The
fares are mostly closed and barricaded.
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press drove up to the NeVsly prospect
and with the help OF daylight realized
that the damage done to the store
fronts was more considerable than APP
parent last night A large number Of
business premises were wrecked, the
mob having devoted itself principally
TO contectoners and pastry cooks.
Enormous crowds of strikers ana
many sishtseers. encouraged by the
mlId weather were promenading the
sidewalks this morning and the street
cars We're again In operation, All has
been quiet up to this hour.
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press noticed several men distributing
proclamations. Tn people were former
ly shy Of accepting such Documents
now they are eagerly accepting them
and have nicknamed them "lustochke,"
twallows) an allusion 90 the spring
which has become u synonym OF revolu-
ton The correspondent secured
humber Of copies, They are all signed
by the Russian Social Democratic Lac
Tor party one proclamation dated
jan % reads;
PROCLAMATION TO STRIKERS.
Comrades; So long as autocracy eN-
lsls no Improvement In our condition is
POSSIBLE Therefore we continue TO in
tariho on our banners the following
Demands
The immediate cessation Of the war.
Iho summoning Of a constitutional
assembly Of representatives Of the peo-
p't elected by universal and equal
suffrage and direct. secret ballot
., The removal of class and race priv
Ueges and restrictions
Tho invIolablllty Of the person and
aomlclle.
Freedom Of conscience. speech, the
press. meetings strikes aud political
associations"
bys.
AN lNCENDIARY APPEAL.
The prole,arIat Of all countries are
., Nltlzens YOU yesterday witnessed
.n' bestial cruelty OF the autocratic
government You saw blood flowing In
wv streets. You saw hundreds slaugh-
Vled' defenders OF the cause Of labor.
lou saw the death and heard the
Vahs Of wounded women and defense
children. The blood and brains
VI Mufklugmou kyprp guaftgrad arnunI