The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-30
WILL KILL THE CAR
gTerrorists Doom Russian EN-.
peror and Army officers. u
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BRITISH AMBASSADOR PROTESTS
sitnationf In PsiRpdT Grows Nor.
Threatening - strikes Extend 10
Odessa and Baltic Province.
Prince GurielIy shot.

Prince Gurielly sh0t. rv-
81. PETERSBURG. Jan. 30.-The
most serious feature of the strike situa.
Ton IN RUSSIA r. It's continued exTen:
sion in7the7Baltic provinces and in Po-
land
Strikers are cutting telegraph wires
and interruptlng communications.
Fears are expressed of most serious
disorders especially in Poland.
There is much gossip about what is
occurring at Tsarskoe Selo, but the
only thing certain is that the emperor
and his advisers have not reached a
decision regarding further action. 1t
is known, however, that Il project for
the creation Of a sort of zemslyzabor,
with limited membership and along
the lines of the old Russian land par
lament, as consultative body without
power of action, has been discussed.
small group of mobiles Of the lnsti-
tute of Moscow have prepared peu.
ton asking the emperor to invoke n
national assembly.
No reports of disturbances at Dorpat,
Reval or LOdz have been received here.
Governor General TrepOf has warned
some foreign correspondents that II
they continue to send out false and
misleading reports of the situation they
will be deported rtf
Z Prince Gurielly an officer of the po-
lice guard, while driving past the iron
! works yesterday at Batoum was shot
Z and killed by an unknown man. No ar
rests have been made h.-ss 1.-s csr /
The Warsaw strike disorders are be-
coming more serious. The ordinary
life OF the city is quite suspended. On
Saturday tile strikers stopped the
street railway service. but remained
otherwise orderly, Yesterday, howev-i
en- they began wholesale plllage, The
majority of the shops in Marshall
Kovsk street and the state vodka
shops were looted. Ali the factories
shops, schools and theaters are closed,
and the street lamps are. extingnished.
There have been several collisions be-
tween. the police and strikers. and
many arrests have been made. Peace
abiding inhabitants are terror. stricken.
At Warsaw 100000 people are now
out on strike Thus far there have
been no disturbances OF any impor-
lance. tu saf- s erTs ea
The street cars are not running. aud
no newspapers are published.
There is practically no bread left in
the bakeries. $50 tI
About 100000 persons have struck
at LODI. Telephone communication
with that city has been interrupted by
the strikers.
At Libau there were some demonstra-
tons on the part of the strikers during
the night, and attempts We're made to
loot bakeries. but the rioters We're dis
persed by the troops. who have been
REINFORCED by regiment from Kovno
Some telegraph poles were tom down,
but they have been replaced.
The governor has issued a proclama-
tion reminding the workers OF the
patriotism they displayed on the occa-
sion OF the. recent visit Of Emperor
Nicholas and the imperial family to
Libau, declaring That The strike IS tile
result or me activity Of evilly disposed
revohiti6hfsts who have nothing In
common With the workmen and urging
| the latter to return TO work and not
embarrass the country while 1T IS at
war ... .. .... @os,52tA
| 1T Is added that if the men RESUME
their emplOyments tile governor wtil
help them. Otherwise be Will take
| energetic measures 10 restore order .C
The zemstvos of Saratov, Mini Nov
gorod 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
fhiee others to close withsthe object Of
further embarrassing the government
and compelling it to yield TO the de-
mand for the convocation of cOpsttu-
emf assembly. vo.basg
\ marshal of the nobility from one
of the central provinces has expressed
tile opinion that the government can
NOT extricate itself from the present
situation without very substantiailem con
cessons, He believed that within
three months, in the face of .thiekening
troubles, ii would be obliged to create
a. Eemskyzabor. a-yy,,47u S5s69W
The situation in Poland is increasing
ly threatening. There are prospects
| Of AAspsps ,9f fAe. STRIKES in eQlessSl
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