Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
Great Tension Among the Prolet.
ariat In That Country Expected
To Bring Declaration.
RUSSIA ITSELF MORE TRANQUIL
Rumors Of Attacks by BLACK Hun
tred" Disturb Better Classes 10 Nos.
cew aud St. Peters, burg

81. Petersburg Nov, II, 2:05 a. m.
Except in the kingdom OF Poland,
where the rspidly-growing nationalist
movement and the state Of tension
among the proletariat will soon bring
about the declaration Of state Of war,
Russia seems for the time being, at
least, TO be generally tranquil Telc-
grams from interior points report the
restoration OF order hI nearly an cities
and towns. but In many cities. notably
81. Petersburg and Moscow, the better
classes OF the population are greatly
disturbed owing TO the rumors Of APP
preaching attacks by the BLACK Hun
dred,' composed of the most ignorant
types OF the populacc, which, accord
ing 20 these runOrS, are scheduled TO
take place I'm 81. Petersburg tonight
and in Moscow tomorrow
Tho apprehension In ST. Petersburg
has become SO great that the perfect Of
police who succeeded Gen. Trepof On
command Of the city police has in
struCted his subordinates to take the
fullest measures to crush any disorder
Ia It's mcipiency so as to disabuse the
minds Of the "loyalists' of the idea that
iIAN UNIV NNNlA remain IMMUNE ~
such am emergency the strong hand OF
Gen, Trepon is being missed, even by
the factions which most eXeCrated HIM
Members OF the American colony, in
Guiding q number OF naturalized Jews
appeared at the embassy today In
greatly alarmed state to ask for advice
and protection, Spencer Eddy, the
American charge 1aftaires, made them
q speech, saying that he did not regard
an outbreak as possible but he in
structed them all in the event OF dan
ger to seek asylum &C the klienmich-
ae palace, IN Serge street, in which the
embassy Is situated. Should the
threatened outbreak occur Mr.. Eddy
viii demand a military guard for the
| palace, The other embassies have
been similarly besieged by alarmed
| foreign residents.
Count Whites cabinet may now be
! regarded as constituted, as Count
| LamsdOrN, minister OF foreign affairs
| and NJ. Maul5hin, minister of Justice
! will retain their positions, leaving only
! the posts Of minister OF the interior and
| minister OF education 10 be filled, Dmi-
! tri Shipoff Of Moscow, who was Dresi-
| dent Of the FIRST zemstyu congress, has
definitely declined TO accept any posi-
| ton In the cabinet,
Count Whites ministry, as thus far
| announced, Is a practical agreement
! that he has abandoned hope OF securing
| the active cooperation OF the Consttu-
| tional Democrats, or other parties OF
| the Center -Four OF the ministers
| chosen, namely Ivan Shipoff. finance
| minister; NJ, Kutler minister Of agrl-
| culture, NJ, Tlmiriarzeff minister OF
| commerce, and NJ. Filsofoff, controller
| Of the empire, We're assistants of Count
/ NNittp t,shAn ba uaa tnipiatpF. Of finance
| The only minister who Is not a bu-
| reaucrat Is NJ. Nemechaieff, who sue
| ceeds Prince IIilkoff as minister Of
| communications.
| The Constitutional Democrats con-
| slider that they have won a great vie
| tory IN preventing any leaders OF the
| Constitutional group from accepting Of
| fee. saying that Count Whites minis
| try is thus stamped as purely temper
| airy, and must give way, Immediately
| upon the converting Of the rational
| assembly, 20 cabinet I'm fun sympathy
| with the parliamentary majority The
| count s greatly disappointed at the
| refusal Of the ConstitutiOnalists 10 sup
! uort him. since II forces him TO fight
! on two fronts. with the reactlonaries
| on his right and the Social Democrats
| and reyOutionaries Clamoring for re-
| public on his left
| Count Wittc mas invited count Jonn
| Tostoi who resigned the position Of
| head Of the academy Of fine arts, owing
| 60 Gen. Trepofts repressive policy TO
| take the portfolio Of education, Count
| John is no relation 10 Count Leo Toll
| stoi
Prof Kevevskv has Joined Michael
| Stakovich I'm the organization " a
| Christian democracy
A long official program published this
| morning denies that disorders IN any
! part OF the country have been fomeuted
! BY the government,and promises a most
| careful inquiry into the outrages
| against life and property and the adop-
! ton OF measures 10 prevent their re-
| CurrenCe. II says that even were the
| accusations against tho government
| confirmed. they would not form a pre-
| text for the recent terrible occurrences.
| The government recognizes that IL II
| IT'S duty 10 remain quite impartial and
| 10 give It's protection 20 all persons
| requiring u.
| THE government viii strive 60 fulhU
| the emperor's will regarding the free
! dom Of citizenship the communica-
| ton says 1.-THE hostile relations OF
| different parties and the non panicipa.
| ton Of the Moderates may result IN "A
| situation unsuitable for the introduce
| ton Of reforms. but the government
| cannot think that any considerable part
| OF the Russian people prefers disorder
! 20 order and internal strife TO peaceful
| development. The council OF the min
| listers Is. therefore, ready 20 respect the
| imperial command 10 the utmost