The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

TWILL Au ~ E't'Nh oHlf w ~
square were cleared by volleys aud
Cossack charges.
i%ssurint~d to Frenzy.
Men and women. Infatuated to frenzy
BY the loss Of loved ones. cursed tho
soldiers while they reiterated. Men
harranguei the crowds. telling them
that the emperor had foiled them aud
that the time had come To act. Men
began to build barbados In the Nevsky
Prospect and at other points. using
any material that came to hand, and
even c%hopping down telegraph poles.
Fighting meantime continued at va
rlous places. soldiers volleying and
charging the mob. The Who'll. city was
In a state Of panic. Women were run.
ming through the streets seeking last
members Of their families. several
barbados were carried by the troops.
Exhausted trowd- bispcrse.
Towards eight o'clo"i in the eyeninr
the crowds. exhausted. logan to dis
pcrse. leaving the military In possess
sion. As they retreatcd up tho Ncysky
Prospect the workmon INT ou, all the
lights.
Every officer wearing the uniform
Of the emperor who was found alonc
was mohbod. A general was killed on
the Nicholas bridge. and a dozen OH
GERS were seized. stripped Of their
epaulcts and deprived OF their swords.
An u%n-onnrm~d uumor.
II is rumorcd that VI. White will bs
appointed To the position Of dictator,
but the report Il not confirmed. Tho
authorities. while they seem to realize
the magnitude Of the crisis with which
the dynasty and the autocracy are con-
fronted. on account 81 tho days events.
apparently are paralyzcd for the mo-
mcnt.
Intense indignation IL bound to bs
aroused all over Russia. The work.
men and rcvolutionists expect news
from Moscow and other big cent? "a.
where the troops are not Of the sams
class as the guards regiments Of ST
Petersburg
"wW End war W.T., Jnpan.'
4 member ~ the cmpcror's HOUSE,
hold Is quoted ~ saying that this con-
iiict will end the war with Japan. and
that Russia will have a constitution "
Emperor Nicholas will lose his head
The Warsaw aud Baltic railroad IL
reported 10 have been torn up for a
mile and a half, but the damage is said
20 have bcccn repaired.
There are mmors OF trouble in Fin.
land and dissatisfaction OF the troopA
Little Disorder AT >Isht.
with darkness II was feared the mob
might begin TO loot and pillare and
oven burn. but beyond the breaking ot
n few windows In the Neysky Prospect
and the ~plllaFinr Of fruit shops. little
disorder was reported. Most OF tho
thcaters were closed. but ut the Pco-
pies Palace. which was open. two lib.
erals attempted 10 ~harrangue the audi
ence. proposing Mt the close that tho
audience testify tn their sympathy
with their fallen brothers. The orators
were promptly arrested.
cncc walked out.
tiriog Ceased az uidaigbt.
ny midnight the sound Of firing hal
ceased except on vassill Os,roy island,
whcrc the troops met a renewed dem.
onsifation with several yolleys. In tho
meantime the strike leaders assembled
and decided To continue the struggle
with arms. No day was fixed for tho
next demonstration. Tho strikers ara
80 excited, however. that trouble Is cx-
pccied az n time.
AZ a biz meeting sunday night tho
following message from VI. Gorky. tho
novelist. was read.
". GorL,'~ Message.
Beloved associates: We have no
emperor. Innocent blood lies between
him and the people. Now begins tho
peoples struggle for freedom. May tt
prosper. My blessing upon you all.
Would might be with you tonight:
but ] have too much TO do"
\ workman who was introduced 10
speak In Father Gopon's name made a
fiery speech. lie appealed 10 liberals
To furnish arms. The meeting adoptrd
a letter d%enounoing the officers and
regiments that fired on the workmen.
and another letter cNtolling the Mos
COW regiment which refused TO fire.
Dramatic scene.
There was a very dramatic scene AZ
the Narva gate when Father Gopon. in
golden vcstments, bearing aloft n
ikon and fiankod by two clergymen
carrying religious banners. approached
nj the head OF n procession OF 5000
workmen. Troops were drawn I'm
across the entrance. Several times an
officer called on the procession to stop.
but Father Gopon did not faiter. Then
an order was given to FIRE. first with
blank cartridges. Two yolleys ran
ont hui tho linz stIIl LII No, un.