The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-14

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Mukden at 1a., ooo. The wounded are
being taken away from mere over The
Siberian railroad as rapidly as pos
sipie.
ST. Petersburg. April 7,-Prospect of
a general upheuNal OF city and country
With h advent of spring increases
daily. Evidence acculnulates that the
radical forces are acting in unison and
believed will be given shortly after the
Russian Easter
The %terrorists are showing great ac-
tivity. Reports from all over the couii-
Try prove that the workmen. who I'm
many cases have been formulating pet
granted than they are succeeded by
Others are acting under instructions
from revolutionary leaders who are
ably biding their time. The employers
frankly admit that it is impossible to
try to continue businesses, and some
people are plainly becoming panickN.
and the authorities also cannot conceal
heir alarm.
Troops Will Remain.
The guard regiments which usually
go 10 camp in April will be retained in
ST. Petersburg. il is announced. until
June. ~ostensiblN in order IL allow the
|iiiilIN Nv ne ti'ttii+il III view vi lHt
danger OF cholera, which is regarded as
being $" serious lilai the sanitary :uu-
tilorities nave ordered the immediate
cleaning of n" streets. sewers cess
pools aud canals of the capital, and
have issued specific Instructions to
housenoiders. especially in the poore
iistricts. where The people live in the
GLARS.
llr~ dilatory :ac,ics Of The govern
ment in celebrating a scheme for popu-
lar representation provided for in the
Imperial transcript OF March 8. tends
% intensity the acutencss of the coming
crisis, as the liberals are firmly con-
Ninced That he real purpose of the
bureaucracy. If the crisis is safely
passed. is 10 smother ne whole relo"m
movement. The state Of public opin-
Ion on this subject is apparent from the
fact tiat over three hundred municipal
councils and public institutions have
already petitio:vd for a participation in
the task OF working out the project.
The intiinutinn that ii is proposed TO
send :; commission abroad Ia study the
macninery OF foreign p~urliancnts.
which Mouid require months has
raised another cutlery. The Novoc
Nremy" solennly warns the govern
merit tllHt the situation IS too danger
Gus for such m~aneuvers, declaring that
unless Tine government orms an as
ssinbiy aud the date of election is i'm
nieii9telN announced it Will be impos-
Sible ,o restore even Il measure of pub
lie confidence. and the government Will
lose all chance of securing the support
and sympathy OF The liberals who do
not believe in violence when the dis
orders which arc predicted for the i'm
mediate future break ont. In the mean
ti9l" what is now called The "v0iistitu-
lional press" adds fuel TO the flames
by entering on It campaign for exposing
corruption ;"id vcnality IN various
branches %! The administration
Scandals in Transportation.
The old scandals relative To trans
p%ortation of merchant frei2h,s. eS-
peci;ily on tiie Siberran railroads. nave
been revived. and from documentary
evidence the most rotten state OF af-
fairs is known 10 cNiSt As the milf
taIN authorities control the
lion on Inc Siberian railroad. the gen
clai staff is issuing permits for every
ear. and merchants desiring TO ship
goods To Irkutsk or further east are
TO buy such certificates. n
regular :railie III them having been OK
posed. the permits bringing from $500
10 500. The authorities then shipping
The goods as munitions of MAR, While
The latter are s~idetracked.