The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-02
ANOTHER
MANIFESTO
Emperor AboIi'hss Martial
Law In Polar
RUSSIAN FINANCES LOW
81. Petersburg Dsmorslizs6-
Postal Dslivsris, Noppsd-
Finland Wire Idle.


martial iag la Poland,
~ ISsiA. Poland. many forrlsn own
90 of fariuries have paid on ihrll
Nuflm-n. shut az the fariofi-. aud de
parted from lhr country. leaving ihs.l
property 10 the care ~ the anlh"rlisa
III. delivery % all mail matter Ia ~
Petersburg was stopped during ihs
morning houns.
The slri telegraph operators ~-f,
driven from usslr poets BY strikers
With chemical fumes. Troops nav a.
csly the telegraph orsces.
Al IA. t.i-sraph~rs Of Finland have
struck. The railroad teisgrsphsr have
refused 10 transmit messages 60 the
car.
Pear 10 expressed NJ the capital that
the garrison Of croasisdt may mu'
tiny. The wiii- government seems
ufivfly unable 10 mud q weapon Ia
nshi the passive revolution" and is
h-.lisiing. hoping that the It'd. will
,on.w hat .ubside aud permit the ~
aliEntion Of the reforms In ~ ori~rl.
way. Ia the meanwhile the country I.
thnst-n.d with . counter revolution
with all the horrors VI . jscqusri- On.
,urr,s'iion Of pcasanis,. and u becomes
lnor- aud norr apparent than there are
only two modes ~ -gr-ss govern.
nrnt must put the Who'll. country un'
der q Dictatorship and martial law or
I .s.s..9lNasNl..N
Premier wlitr refuses TO consent 10
the former. although IN. court officers
aud tie imperial guard are clamorlng
for II.
An Official statement Is made that
none 10 the Scyastopol muiln-crs will
u. executed.
IN. crisis continues. The telegraph
iI~up throughout Russia II practically
complete. aud the government does not
know what IL happening In III. Interior
~ the empire.
There are many Indications that
financial disaster will oycriak. Russia
shortly. There are no buyers on the
1T. Petersburg bourse. aud IL IN sb-o.
luiely impossible 10 sell Russian bonds.
II II reported that the government
intends Go mobilize all ID. Cossacks In
the empire. who number l50OS.
General Baron Meller Gakomelskie.
at seyastopol. telegrapbs:
Armed revolt has ceased. All the
troops behaved brilliantly aud perform.
ell their dif,icult duty deyotelly.
The number Of prisoners exceeds
1000.
Excitement prevails among the in
habitanis. ESPECIALLY among the Jews.
whom the revolutionary officers insult
ed and threatcDe1.
THE conduct Of the Brest regiment
In the capture OF The marine barracks
was irreproachable. ~ was also the
service rendered 10y the Blnlystok rpgi-
meni. the fortress artillery and other
troops.
The crews on board the ships re-
malned loyal. Terrorism. including
threats Of death. was used To for,e the
wvrkmen "a the port To strike
The tempest of war has ceased but
not that OF revolution. The Russian
people are being led MISUNDERSTANDING
~ into civil war and self destruction -
A dispatch from Eydtkuhnen. on the
eastern frontier of east Prussia. says
that the Eighth regiment Of Russian
dragons in the adjacent town of Wei
koweszk. Russian Poland. IL in "A state
Of niutiBy. threatening death TO the Of
iicers unless the pay OF the men is
raised. Troops have been requested
from KoNno. A dispatch from Warsaw
says that the Fourteenth regiment Of
dragons al Ostroleka. Russian Poland.
has mutinied.
The guards arrested at Tsarskoe -Selo
numbered 80, including twenty Off
GERS.
All kinds OF rumors are current, in
Guiding the assertion that one of the
grand dukes is involved in u cOnspra-
cy against the emperor. II seems GER
tain that no reliance can he placed
even on the guard regiments. Arrested
soldiers are seen every day. escorted
by their comrades with drawn swords.
st. Petersburg is swarming with Cos
sacks. the only troops against whom
there is no suspicion of disaffectiOn.