The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-01

resolution passed by the Bar Association
Yesterday in favor Of representative
form Of government have been arrested
Positive assurance has been given that
no one arrested in come ction with the
49,. .:sss.sss:ss i9rs &C ssSstngs w,
be put 70 death
The charge against Maxim Cork and the
other members of the deputation which
waited upon Prince Sviatopolk Mirsky on
Jan Il il that Of having organized the
demonstration which took place on the
following day Sunday, and which resulted
in the now historical massacre in the streets
Of st. Petersburg.
Cork may be detained for II few weeks,
even months, but he will not be treated
harshly. The authorities regard him rather
as a notoricty hunter than revolutionist.
it the Putiof iron works. where the
great strike began. more than half the
usual number OF men are working to-day.
In the smaller factories more than three
quarters Of the men have returned TO work.
II is estimated that 20 900 employed in
private factories are still out
The strike has extended to Tifis, Russian
Transcaucasin, and large number of
workmen went out to-day.
WARSAW MORE CALM
NARsAw, Jan. 2i.-There is outward
calm here owing to the vast military occu-
patton but undoubtedly the condition Of dan
gerois ferment continues. This is partly
OWN, to sympathy wish Sc. Petersb urg,
partly, to Socialis,ic agitation, partly to
national aspirations, but largely because
the spirit OF piundel Ees been awakened
in the worst classes.
The strike is no longer general Many
Of the strikers have gone back to work,
and the others have asked to be reemployed.
which however, has not yet been allowed.
But the end Of the strike is in sight.
The arrests in houses and on the streets
continue Anybody found armed is i'm
prisouci There is occasional fighting in
The suburbs Cases OF treacherous stab
bing Of soldiers are frequent These seem
10 be mainly ira ceable to the perennial
snti-Russian feeling among the Poles.
The recent reports Of bomb outraRes at
LODI cannot be confirmed There ia reason
to belieye mat they are quite untrue.
independent inquiries show that fully
soo persons have been killed here including
soldiers
STRIKERS WELL ARMED.
LoSpoN Jan 81. Dispatches from War
saw say tina, neither the Polish nor the
Russian newspapers are appearing to-day.
Martial law has been declared.
The Chief Of police announces that thus
far SIXTY civilians and fifteen policemen
and soldiers have been killed. hundred
rioters have been wounded. There are
undoubtedly many more wounded rs many
Of the injured have concealed themselves
81 their nones
Three hundred persona have been ar
rested for looting and i5ofor riotmg Sixty
60 hold AZ revolu,ionists.
The chief If police says that the revolvers
Hiaed from the rioters are Of a uniform
PATTERN aud Of the latest type. The people,
indred were better armed than the police,
showing the extent Of th1ir plan
VlESNA. Jan. I.-Acoording To the
Cracow Nora Refornd three persons have
been arrested within the palace at Tsarskoe-
Sic on suspicion that they were attempt
ing 70 assasSinate the Car. Revolutionary
proolsmanons we,e found in the prisoners
pockets
czAa MORE INCL MED TO LISTEN
LoNpoN. Feb. l.--Correspondents at ST.
Petersburg write Of an official inclination
T. examine into the causes Of the recent
troubles and TO apply genuine remedies
based on consideration Of the liberal de-
nands. The correspondent OF the Tele-
Pr7p' reports that NJ. Wife President
Of tho Council. has been talking straight
T. the Gar saving in effect, that If prompt
irsnquhzing action was ever impenously
needed il was on Jan. p
Headed that a hundred thousand work
men do not cry out for nothing, and II
iheir needs are pressing it is the duty OF
The Government 10 relieve them or in any
oase 20 listen 70 those who come to unfold
them. In conclusion the Minister told the
Gar that terrible crime had been per-
Ietratod
Inc car listened and remarked: Very
val very we'll
he correspondent continues. Sum
mar'y characterzing tho situation at
rresfn, an inclined to believe that the
SAVANNAH LINE.