Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-01
nuO0IH nut
YET QUlETED.
ST. Petersburg, Moscow and
Odessa in Turmoil. Freedom
for Finland Proclaimed.


Russia is celebrating enthusiastically
the emperor's gift of freedom. whicl
the greater part .of the people have re
ceived with deepest joy, though in st
petersburg, Moscow and other cities
socialists and rev0lutiOnists organized
antigovernment demonstrations ant
red flag parades, which, with the pa
triotic manifestations, led to a number
of conflicts between the reds anC
whites as the antigoverpment and
royalist factions are respectively term
ed.
On the whole the celebration passed
more quietly in Russia than had beer
expected, though collisions between
the people and the troops are reported
from roltaya, Kazan and KishlnefI
and two men were killed.
The scenes in st. Petersburg remind
ed the observer of events in an Ameri.
can university town after a great foot
ball victory, but a thousand times
magnified.
Constantine Petrovitch Pobedonost-
zeff, chief p%rocurator of the holy synod
vi 81. IctcISbuIS, nus tSlSntu
Probably there is no man in Russia
more cordially detested by so many
people than NJ. Pobedonostzeff, as he
always opposed by every means in his
power any liberalization of the civil OF
religious institutions of Russia.
Two hundred thousand persons in the
Nevsky prospect, mostly Socialist agi
f,tnue .,.itI -. ~t,,1n,4, o,,1 49,,
men and members of revolutionary OF
CARNATIONS. jumped into the forefront
Of affairs in st. Petersburg and cou
verted the celebration into a great rev,
dictionary demonstration. There were
long professions, in which hundreds
Of red flags We're carried and to which
every one was compelled to doff the
hat They declared the concessions OF
the emperor's manifesto We're INSULT
cient and that they must have the
freedom of all political prisoners, the
formation of a national militia and the
Punishment of General TTepoft and all
the troops under his command twenty
miles from the capital.
At Helsingfors, Finland. the procla
'iiutiOh vi tNh lbNlNf III iNttNShh wa
followed by the announcement of the
return to n constitutional regime in
Finland and the abolition of the arbi-
trary conditions under which Finland
has been governed since the accession
ms governor general of Count Bobri-
kOsf, who in June of last year was kill.
ed by Engen Schaumann, son of Sena-
I'm. Sehni1munn tho uSSocGip nffnryvor.1
committing suicide.
Owing to the strike Helsingfors is In
darkness.
A telegram from Odessa says that
four ships of the Black sea squadron
have arrived there in a state sof mu
tiny and that the mutineers are threat
ening to lombard the town.
The governor t~elegraphed that the sit
uation was desperate. Count Witte re
piled, ''The car has just signed Il o
%stitution.".
The revolutionary party is now dom
mating the celebrations which have
been going on in the city over the
cars manifesto granting Il constitu-
ton. They are making speeches
against the manifesto, and anarchists
are crying for a social revolution"
A red flag floats above the cross that
surmounts the university, and the
crowd that occupies the space in front
of the building is wearing red cock
AIDES, but is maintaining order. No pc.
lice or soldiers are present.
The mob surrounded the Winter pal.
ace, singing revolutionary songs.
A band of Cossacks fired at work
men who were leaving the Putiloff
Iron works on their way to celebrate
the granting of freedom. Five were
killed, and many were wounded. AN
attack was also made OH the Tech
biological school. Professor Taarle was
killed, and many persons were severe
ly wounded.
At Petrokoff, Russian Poland. a
company of reservists refused to obey
MI order to fire on demonstrators
there, but the officers emptied their re-
volvers, and several workmen were
wounded.
At pabianice infantry fired on a
procession of workmen, killing eight
Nhd NOuiioihS WChty-lOui /
At Odessa something approaching
panic prevails. There is much indis-
criminate shooting, and bands of
roughs are prowling in various quar-
tiers looking for an opportunity to pill
lage.
The police and military are indig
nant at the changed order of things re.
sulting from the emperor's manifesto
and are abetting the disorderly .ele-
ments in order to give Reuse for vio-
lence.
At Warsaw the employees of the VI (
emma railroad have decided to remain
OH strike until the question of the use
OF the Polish language is settled and
until the government proclaims am
nesty for political prisoners II self
government for Russian Poland.
Rhode island Trial Postponed.
ROCKLAND, Me, Nov. lon ac-
count of a leaky condenser the official