Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-28
ispatcb of Crack Regiment is Considered
Rather 0minous.
PLAN FOR UPRISING IN POLAND
Socialists Will Wake Another Attempt to
Throw Off Yoke of Car,
SITUATION WORST IN BALTIC PROVINCES
Insurgents seem to Have Entire Com
troll and IL viii lie Necessary
to Rcconauer the Ter
rItory.
ritory.

ST PETERSBURG, Dec. 27.-11:36 p. M
There is no further news from Moscow to-
night The Associated Press correspondent
there succeeded in getting the St Peters
burg bureau by telephone this evening. but
he had only uttered the words Il am going
to tell you a horrible story" when he was
cut off.
Since then nothing has been heard from
the correspondent
The Semnovsky regiment OF guards was
to Moscow 10y train tonight
This is considered rather ominous
Revolt Planned in Poland.
According to information received by the
revolutionary leaders here, an armed re-
beliion on large scale has been planned
in Poland. The socialist revolutionaries,
encouraged by the success of the insurg-
ents in the Baltic provinces and of the
situation at Moscow and in Russia gen
orally, have decided that the moment has
come to try to cast off the yoke of the
autoCracy
The tactics to be followed are the same
as those adopted at Moscow, the rising to
be preceded by a general strike, which al
ready has practically come into operation,
bringing about half the railroads in Poland
to a standstill
An open rebellion in Poland would inn
mensely compicate the situation for the
government, for If it should gain sufficient
hcadway to warrant reasonable hope of
success it would probably draw in the
enti,e popula tion and the government would
have to reconQuer the country.
Meyer Makes Hepresentntions.
rho Aseociotad prcss Iearns that Mr.
Never the American ambassador made
representations TO the Russian government
regarding the danger to and the necessity
of the urotection of the property and en-
ployes of the New York Air Brake COM
many at 1uhertzi. an industrial town near
Moscow. and that he was promised that
the protection desired would be given i'm
ncdiatelv in case of emergency. This per-
hans accounts for the prornpt .act,on, M
- .r<,,fytf ~
A,oscou In disnatebinp n SQUADRON of
ara,,ons IN Tnhcrt ii vesterdav ~
u aleo 20 Learned that there was fear
.ha, r,., i,,,,,,,o..,ts v,o,,Id ottemnt IN seize
,,,o ,,.or,,s ~ tbo cor,nor,. which contain
-, -. a,.,ia.t,.,s ,h,, ,,,,,,,,,n,,
r,,t,,e, -, a,,o,,.,,, t., tho ,,anuracturo or
.,.., Co., t,', I,,,.,io,, ,,o,,orr,,,or, a,-.
, ~ -
ne w. ,,.,. ,,,,,,,., ,, ,,.,,oa
an oroer ul'oC.,ns Tue ieu'o'Il VI "' "
hc'a'S VI ',i' "'l,iSt'S % ~. -,
are "C''''S P'i l''p%'i''s :" t,'t o,,"4
cah'I"'sm, A'nohs o'"elH ''' iu"l , r,n.'o
. oi the or'''a' RUSSIAN "e'n,s' i"u
HaZeue announces ''i"' it'hC' ''el a.
Niopo'N'"' '"' -, t,ie, e.
10 ." MS way " - ,''' '''''' o
u''u'i % ''o
/ h"'S'~
! Expects To CRUSH HeNoh'
An inspired statement IN the SioNo 'ooay
says the government cApe''S 'ne -. a.
! Moscow TO be completely ctusheu "l'hln
four days. The duration Oh 'he riSins 10
explained Dy 'he sn!al hu,"oei oi N,I'9 roUp9
available. Man! OF 'he soiuio'S "eoesSai"S
were employed III sua'o'is '''e soNel i'liiei,t :,
Dullulhss' leaving 'oiipai ai"'',,'' ~
Huiloe' "NH'l""'' W wv W." w 80,
sehlH oN'' '"' "'u' '''" " -, -,
ahces' Fresh troops nave no" rilNeu anu
IHe en-" 10 s"'u " pe "''' -. 80 ~. 'i.'
me srehau'c'S nav "lp'u uut ."I So, ~
Oh the'' lo"ot ~ ~ D.D'' ISL, 80 :, -
i'oh' rams ~ - 49, 49,, e,,,, a..
FROM an '"u' p, t,. ,',''s,,
cI"l'S 1t ,'"" a. I'e y, i',,s.,, - -. a..
NioS'D" '''a -. - ooo al ,t,t r.,
- ,,.,.lr, to,.,, hoo, Ate
.Y' g., g, pa,arsh,,r,g 10 N1oecoyv to
70, - ..,,,,. ,ar tho ,,o,uded rho mana,
49, -, =, r,, ,,or,od mat tho arms q,
- .a,.aI,,,io,,st, ,nos,I,. cam. from Ger.
-. ,rd Rc1riun Xybopce they were
nhtr,,oa 90 rnpland transbipucd and smue
,,,od into Russia through Finland and III,
Dottic nro,incos
c.s,,. Resu.e IN Act
I ,-o,,i,,,trc tho Sloyo ronsrks. "Wher
t our nIonirotcntiary sought to prevent tn,
s,i,,n,, ~ those vessels through the consul
, ,,,a iattor rcrused to act. as all the vessel
s eo,. roroirn aass"
}, tic ,rfor7notIon or other papers is tina
\ v,biIo admitting that the revolutinnists ar
1 sboU,rg signs Of exhaustion they do no
n ro,,r1 tho issue as decided The MoIvi
3 CRuss, which rcappearcd today, fans tn
n DANES nv holding out cncouragemcut o
tho success Of tho revolt. The paper de
cIares that the area Of lighting il increas
ing instead Of diminishing. and asserts tina
the insurgents are holding six miles o