Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-01
a'S1 sociaIists Are Gainins.

= show. honor TO the nlemory of several
eSiied' s'IRecsmbrists'' Wild are buried thete.
f' essociaIisss7 Are GaininE.
BERLIN, Nov. 30,-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Vossiche zeitung. who
talked for five hours with representative
leaders OF political and soclalistic classes
outside the court circles. cables by way of
Stockholm. under yesterday date, as fol-
lows:
The result OF these interviews is that ac-
ton of the keTnstvo congress In recognizing
the socialist organization as the strongest
has driven many waVering elements to join
the socialists although these openly pro-
claim that the capitalists Will be abolished
as soon as the government is displaced.
rich merchant Informed me that he pays
50 rouples. weekly to the strike leaders who
give him permanent guard of workmen.
Confidence In Premier Whites cabinet is
disappearing in political and commercial
circles, since i is growing daily more evil
power from the emperor, Partisans Of the
reactioHarv Interior Minister Durnovo con-
nrmed. to me the. statement that Prince
Tcherbator Is organizing a loyal militia,
and added that Durnovo and Tcherbatoff
extreme that at given moment they can
fall upon the liberals with this temporary
militia. The classics designate Durnovo as
crisis must decide whether the autocracy
VIII be reSurrected.
The socialists are, very optimistic. They
over Russia, except I'm Poland. They re-
gard all the technical troops as pledged TO
them or the other troops they do not yet
trust the division of guards.
The socialists say that the activity OF the
T react aiS f9mes very oRPort9neiy Tor Tor
socialists, which facilitates their fight
against the capitalists. They assert that
viii be G supreme E uH in 81 PetersSurE Within
very short q. 70, although only part of the
lower officials Of ths post and telegraph
The railway operatives will also strike
soon because DufnOyo arrested their repre-
seHtatives contrary TO the governments
promise. In some quarters there is a de-
maud that the emperor come to st. Peters
burg and Issue a manifesto to the peace
able element. 1t seems to me that the
moment for this has passed. The emperors
entrances into the city could only lead TO a
catastrophe which may be postponed and
perhaps avoided by bis remaining at Tsar-
skoe Selos
Ace9riing 10 nay personal convictions the
avoidable, since the reactionists and social
lists alike wish IL. The imperial house and
the bourgeoisie will bo the losers.
AmbassadOF Meyer Interested.
PARIS, Nov SO.-George Won l.. Meyer,
the American ambassador To Russia who is
here on hts way to 81. Petersburg, is giving
close attention 40. the renewed gravity of
the Russau situation. ills meeting with
t'ofcign Secretary Lansd0Wne will be fol-
lowed by conferences today with the au-
thortties here. The ambassador leaves
Paris tomorrow for Berlin, where he will
probably have a further opportunity 10 con-
slider the situation.
Ambassador Meyer intends to proceed 20
ST. Petersburg by rail, If communication
remains open. as the water route does not
seem feasible. TO-.
TeIsE raph Deadlock In Interior.
WARSAW, Nov 3O-The deadlock In the
postal and telegraph service between War
saw and the interior OF Russia is prac-