Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-30
WILL KILL THE GAR
TerroristS Doom Russian En- peror and Army Officers.
BRITISH AMBASSADOR PROTESTS.
situation In Poland Grows More Threatening = Strikes Extend to Odessa and Baltic Provinces.
 Prince Gurielly Shot.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 30. - The most serious feature of the strike situa- ton in Russia is it's continued exten- sion ill the Baltic provinces and in Pc. land.
 Strikers are cutting telegraph wires and interrupting communications.
 Fears are expressed of most serious disorders, especially in Poland.
 A small group of nobles of the Insti- tute of Moscow have prepared a peti- tion asking the emperor to invoke a national assembly.
 Governor General Trepotf has warned some foreign correspondents that if they continue to send out false and misleading reports of the situation they will be deported.
 Prince Gurielly, an officer of the po- ] lice guard. while driving past the iron works yesterday at Batoum was shot and killed by an unknown man. No ar rests have been made
 | Maxim Gorky has been brought here from Riga. where he was arrested at the bedside of his sick wife He has been imprisoned in the fortress of St. Petersburg by General Trepoff's orders, and it is feared he will be dealt with summarily.
 His imperial highness the Grand Duke Vladimir, the uncle of the czar md ,rili iior ,J ,tn nf Dot is reported to have said: The people of Russia are absolutely unfit for a constitution, and there will be none given. The emperor is unshakably res oute on that point
 The Warsaw strike disorders are be- coming more serious. The ordinary life of the city is quite suspended. On Saturday the strikers stopped the street railway service. but remained otherwise orderly. Yesterday, howev majority of the shops in Marshal Kovski street and the state vodka shops were lootcd All the factories, shops. schools and theaters are closed, and the street lamps are eXtinguished. There have been several collisions be- tween the police and strikers. and many arrests have been made. Peace abiding inhabitants are terror stricken
 The street cars are not running. and no newspapers are published.
 There is practically no bread left in the bakeries.
 About 100000 persons have struck at Lodz. Telephone communication with that city has been interrupted by the strikers
 At Libau there were some demonstra- tions on the part of the strikers during tine night. and attempts were made to loot bakeries. but the rioters were dis persed by. the; troops who have been re-enforced by q regiment from Kovno.
 The Zemstvos of Saratov. Mini, Nov Sorod and Vladimir have adjourned be- cause the St. Petersburg zemstvos are practically in control of the govern mental machinery of the provinces, and some of the Liberals are trying to in- duce others to close with the object of I LII tufE ellbdItdNsilS tuC SbN bNtTilulellt and compelling it to yield to the de- mand for the convocation of c0nstittl- ent assembly.
 X marshal of the nobility from one of the central provinces has expressed the opinion that the government can not extricate itself from the present situation without very substantial con sessions. He believed that within three months in the face of thickenng troubles. it would be obliged to create a Zemskyzabor.
 The situation in Poland is increasing ly thrcateneing. There are prospects of extension of the strikes in Odessa and other manufacturing cities of southern Russia, where the workmen are better organized and more serious.
 Meanwhile practically all classes an- ticipate renewed terrorism It is said