The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-01-26
TRY TO OVERTURN The CAR
One Thousand Men at Moscow Quit Work
Because Their Comrades at St. Pc
tersburg Asked Them to Strike.

ture, They have decided In con
junction with the strike leaders, to
appeal to English speaking peoples
throughout the world for financial as.
sistance to enable them to continue
their struggle for freedom
Moscow, Jan, "a. Employees Of The
Bromley Metal works to the number
Iof 1000 met and declared that they
are unable to continue work because
their st, Petersburg comrades have
asked them to strike. They imme.
diately left the works, formed @ pro-
cession, marched through the princi'
pal streets and begged their fellow
employees in all industrial establish.
Iments to join in the movement. A
majority Of those who were thus ask.
ed to quit work complied, Afterward
the strikers visited the Sytn printing
works, the largest establishment Of
the kind in Moscow and belonging to
the millionaire publisher, Sytn, and
induced the men employed there to
strike. The works were closed.
st. Petersburg, Jan. 24.-The edi-
tors Of four newspapers-the Russ,
the Viedomosti. the Vovosti and the
Grashllanin, declare their intention,
as soon as the printers return to work
and they are able to resume publica.
tion, openly to defy the censorship in
the matter of strike news and Sun
days affairs. They drew up letter
to the censor today, saying they felt
the gravity of the situation demand
cd that they print the facts without
minimizing or CLOSING over the de-
tails, The Novoe Vremya and other
papers, however, refuse to join and
the letter was not sent, but the edi-
tors of the four papers named agreed
to adopt the course indicated.
1t is reported that numbr Of mills
and factories will start up tomorrow,
and some of the industrial managers
believe that the worst is over here.
Father Gopon's message to his fol.
lowers tonight was,
"The car does not exist No long
or pray for liberty"
ST. Petersburg, Jan. 24.-The most
startling feature in the situation to-
night is the news that several fac
tories in Moscow have closed and
that the workmen in the old capital
of Russia are repeating the tactics
OF their fellow WorEmen Of the new
capital, marching from shop to shop
and mill to mill, demanding that the
shut down The whole
city is reported to be in state OF
great excitement over the bloodshed
here yesterday, which has precipitat-
ed Immediately the strike that has
been scheduled for Wednesday. Mos.
COW has more workmen and less
troops than st. Petersburg, and be-
sides is inst now The heart of the lib
9ral movement and the danger Of
)loOdier occurrences there than have
been witnessed here are proportion
ltely greater A rising at Moscow Is /
llso more likely to have greater re.
suits industrially and politically than
hat in st, Petersburg.
81. Petersburg, Jan. "a (3:25 a. nj
"A report has gained currency that
he strikers intend to storm the mar
he strikers intend 10 storm the mar.
iet on Vassllicstrov and seize the
provisions there.
At Kolpino, twelve miles up the
liver, body of workmen who had
tarted for St, Petersburg to join the |
trikers, were stopped and fired upon |
" soldiers. Accounts as 10 the nun.
Ter killed or wounded conflict