Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-01
REVOLUTIONARY
DEMONSTRATION.
One Being Planned, II is Said, in
COmmemOratiOn Of Emancipa.
tiOn Of Russian Serfs,
NEXT SATURDAY EVENTFUL DAY
Strike Situation 10 Poland Far From
EncOuraging--Gorkys Family Ex'
asperated at His Treatment

st. Petersburg March l, 1875 a. M
Next Saturday being the anniversary
OF the emancipation Of the serfs ru-
mors have been in circulation that the
day has been selected for notable
events of diverse natures According
to some OF these rumors the workmen
are planning an immense revolution
airy demonstration, while according to
other reports the government intends
to commemorate the anniversary by
issuing a manifesto establishing some
form Of representative legislative body
1t was stated positively however on
competent authority that there Is no
intention on the part OF the govern
ment to signalize authority by any
special manifesto On the other hand,
II seems certain that the recently re-
vived council Of ministers, at its week
ly sessions is considering the all-im-
portant question of reform and evolv-
ing governmental altora lions OF a
momentous character but what form
these changes are to take II Is impos-
slble to ascertain with positlveness.
Presumably the council is discussing
means of bringing the government and
people in closer touch According TO
current reports, the decision has been
reached that a zemsky sober would be
I an unsatisfactory agent for doing this,
and the ministers arc now consider
ing other measures looking 10 the same
end A definite announcement as TO
their decision on the nature OF the
proper reforms Is not expected for
some time,
POLISH STRIKE SITUATION.
Warsaw, Feb. 2s.-The strike situation
in Poland is far from encouraging. A
general strike Of shop assistants IN
Warsaw is expected tomorrow unless
the demands of the men are conceded.
Seventy-flve per cent OF the employers
are willing to give in but the remain
der refuse to do So The domestic
servants also threaten TO strike tomor-
row.
The coal supply IN Warsaw is dimIu-
lshed and prices are rapidly advance
ing owing to the situation at Sosnovice,
where few mines are being operated
Negotiations between the employers
and strikers are continuing but there Il
probably little hope Of n successful out
come. All the coal received here now Is
coming from Silesia. The situation was
further complicated today by a strike
Of the coal cart drivers,
The owners Of the great cotton mills
at Zyrardoff today notified $1,000 strlk-
ers that unless they returned to work
Immediately the mills would he closed
for ak months.
There IL some evidence Of a recru-
desence Of the LODI strike. The strike
stlll continues.
GORKYS FAMILY EXAsPERATED
st. Petersburg, March MAXIM
| Gorky's family and relatives are great
" exasperated by his treatment and
maintain that q breach Of confidence
has been committed the order for his
unconditional release having been
signed when bail was deposited, The
relatives say that IL he had known
he was TO be transported 10 Riga he
would have preferred to remain d
prisoner IN ST. Petersburg, He re.
| ouested permission to reside In tho
! Crimea, owing to one Of his lungs
being affected, but the request was re-
| fused,