Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-29
RADICAL PAPERS VICIOUS.
Continue to InfIame Their Read
ers With Stories Of Desperate
Fighting at Moscow.
German and Other Foreign Socialists
Have Instructed Rcvolutionlsn
In Use OF Arms.

81. Petersburg, Dec. %, l.3l D. M
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press at Moscow telegraphs that the
scattered revolutionists there are only
able to keep up feeble show OF re-
sistance 10 the troops and the work.
mems council realizing that the revolt
Is crushed. is negotiating terms for tho
strikers who participated in the uprls-
ing with view OF calling Off the strike
on Monday Nevertheless, the radical
papers OF ST. Petersburg continue 10
inhame their readers with stories OF
desperate fighting in the streets OF
Moscow reporting the revolutl0iksts
are being In complete possession OF 10
miles square Of the city, which the
troops with all their authority and ma
chine guns are unable to pierce. These
papers print columns of descriptive
matter In the interest OF the revolution
lists fighting valiantly behinu harri-
oades, standing on heaps OF corpses of
their comrades.
The Molvs prints an interview with n.
student who has arrived here from
Moscow, IN which the student SAYS the
horror OF the sights he witnessed was
driving him insane and he was forced
Ia flee.
IL seems established that some mem
bers OF the fighting organizations OF
the German and other foreign Social
ISIS nave - me to Russia to instruct
the revolutionsts In the use OF arms
the art of constructing barbados and
the manufacture Of bombs.
Although II IL now only L question
OF the time when the flames of open
revolt will be extinguished. the Mos
COW revolutionists have made good use
OF their instruction to start fires else
where
For the FIRST time the provinces ease
or MOSCOW IN the heart of great Russia
are affected. At Zatoust, town ia
ne government of Oofa, where large
government arms factory is situated.
the workmen seem to be I'm complete
possession of the town. They have
seized the works, holsted the red flag,
have declared Il republic and all the
authorities have been made captives
and are threatened with instant death
II troops are sent to Zlatoust In adj
d'ticn, the workmen have organized
Themselves into a small army and dali
~ parade the streets headed by band
of music playing the "Marseilaisc."
Here, too, German Socialists have APP
peerod. At Samora. near Nizhni NoVo-
town, 10000 workmen rose and at
tempted to march on Nizhni Novgorod.
but were met by troops with artillery
and were routed with the loss of sew
eral score OF men.
Eventually the workmen were driven
back to Samora, where they erected
barficades. which the artillery have
been firing at for two days. Tho work.
men used bombs freely at Samola.
which Is now separated from Nizhni
Noygorod but a rising is expected AZ
the latter place, which has about 95,-
900 Inhabitants.
At Veronezh, south Russia. the work
men decided In favor Of an armed
revolution but the authorities succeed
ed In arrestlng IL of the leaders, whert-
upon the revolutionists halted three
tain loads Of sailors of the reserve, who
were on their way to the far east. The
latter responded 10 the appeals OF the
workmen, promptly Joined them.
marched into the town and aided in
the liberation OF the prisoners.