Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-23
WORkMEN NOT INCLINED TO
TAKE UP CUDGELS FOR
POLAND.
DISORDERS IN THE INTERIOR
DISTRIBUTION OF CROWN LANDS
MAY TEND TO PAClFY THE
PEASANTS.

St. Petersburg, Nov. is. - Though
the industrial tie-up in st. Petersburg
yesterday was even more complete
than it was Wednesday, and though
no break has been manifested in the
ranks of the workmen, and strikes
have broken out at Moscow and Reval,
the most important feature of yester-
days developments was the failure of
the walk-out to spread generally out
side the capital. The movement ap-
parently lacks the spontaneity and
combination Of the last strike which
broke out at Moscow, and dispatches
received from the industrial centers of
Russia up to this hour show little in
clination on the part of the workmen
to take up cudgels in behalf of Poland.
Big Strike at Moscow.
The factory strike at Moscow, which
has assumed considerable proportions,
probably $4,000 men being out, has no
direct connection with the st. Peters
burg wall1-out, and dispatches from
the old capital say that the railway
men received the request of the st.
Petersburg strike committee coldly.
The whole great network of railroads
centering at Moscow, except the ST.
Petersburg line, is still in operation
At Reval the employees of the railway
shops struck but the reason for the
strike is not stated.
In st. Petersburg yesterday passed
with complete order. Patrols were
c;J ~, oil thn ind io1
Cossacls were trotting up and down
the Nevski Prospect among the
swiftly dashing carriages and sleighs,
but the workmen, in
Obedience to the Orders
of the strike committee, kept general
ly indoors and did not attempt demon
STATIONS, so that there was no occa-
sion for interference.
In the outlying sections they went
from drug store to drug. store, order
ing them to close and threatening
them with destruction Of their stocks
if they refused. Other stores were
not interfered with.
The action of the strikers with re-
gard to the druggists is in striking
contrast with the course pursued in
Finland, where, when every other
business participated in the general
strike, the druggists were directed to
remain open in order that the sick
might not suffer. The course is con-
derlned by a large part of the popula,
ton.
At meeting of the strike commit
| tee last night the question of the ter
mination of the strike was not brought
up, but the Associated Press noticed
an expectation on the part of many OF
| the delegates that the strike would
end Saturday night.
Disorders Spreading.
There is a betterment of the agrari
an conditions. Dispatches from Kusk
| Poltava, Riazan, Samara and Other
| provinces continue to report the
| spread of disorders, which in Poltavs
| are taking an anti-Jewish turn. How
ever, the imperial manifesto regarding
the distribution of the crown domains
which by strenuous work was finished
last night, will be issued to-day, ant
the emperor and Count White hope i
will tend to pacify the peasants ant
have an important tactical effect OF
the coming struggle with the social
lists and other enforcement forces
in the elections for the dOuma.
i False Gar in the Field.
A false emperor has suddenly mad
his appearance near Penza, and al
ready his followers number $4,000
This is the startling report receives
yesterday afternoon in a dispatch from
Simbihsk.
u 1t required year to suppress tn
famous rebellion led by Pugatichef
who impersonate the dethroned an
murdered Peter III. in the time Q
Catherine II. That uprising was star
ed in the same region on the banks c
the Volga.