The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
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ssE ST. T.PETERSBURG,E June IL 1.-THE pitts
Il Shble a fratr at B I3ialystok apparently has
burned itself out. No further bloodshed
was reported to-day and no more is ex-
5pected from the radicals. who are salts
sned that the authorities now In control
4 will do everything possible to prevent q
renewal OF the cxcesses.S Y
4 The opinion Is based upon the action
sisf the Governor Of Grodna, who Is hated 1
asnd detested by the bureaucrat Is. and who.
$sfter Investigating the situation at BinlY-
\ Estok. took the nprecedented step. in
$nrder to prevent q spread Of the mass
scres. OF telegraphing the authorities Of.
ali towns within the Jewish pale, denying
the alleged official reports that the dis
orders were due to the wan ton throwing
q pf bombs at a Christian procession by
Jewish reyoluti ionists This measure,
aided by the Catholic clergy. who to day
Throughout Russian Poland. u. addressed
Their congregn tions, imploring them not
to elieve Is srrea d sbroaldcast for
4 the purpose cf stfrring blood excesses,j
was efflcacious in calming Z the itatedE
ssplrits among the Christian populat tton5
&The, Catholics OF Warsaw cancelled e.
great religious procession which was TO-
ahave been held here today in order to
8ivoid the chance OF a conflict
On Verge Of Upheaval.
The general situat tion. however. is hour.
~ growing more disquietng, and the,
a country seenls to be on the verge OF
another gigantic upheava1. In st. Peters,
I burg and MOSCOW the populace Is greatly
/ excited. and nothing Is talked OF except
J general political strike. which would
bring the government TO Its knees. the
8proietariat leaders, who have been. pre-
q pairing for months for a blow, believe the
moment has come to strike. The agra
rian troubles now are suff1 ciently ex-
I tended .S and disorders In The army are
rife. The government has openly used
/ to accede to- the demands Of Pa Lament
and a rupture is Imminent there
The ultimate plans Of the leaders, de-
4 puend upon the success achieved. butt II
the government is brought down, j is$t
4 not doubted they are determined that
they, and not Parliament, shali tai ke o. oYer3
3 the reins OF government and forever
! enjoy the fruits OF victory. aSsa
Incipient strikes in st. Petersburg and
b MOSCOW, /, with which the movement was
started, while based ostensibly on eco.
Enomic grounds, really are purely poll.,ceai. :.
The committee OF the unemployed & IS
3only a revolutionary organiza tion IN dis
guise, like last falls committee OF work.
men. 4ii53 .tg 81 tlii 5sS S s 81
y Joining towns struck to-day, and only the
black bread eaten by the poor was sold.5
THE streets were filed with crowds OF
Z Sworkrlen n ia f # 155s5 If III s IL is.;3- i III
~ IA correspondent OF the Associated Press
was stopped to-daylin one OF the subur--IS
&ban towns by a man, who dema ndel
/ money without the slightest embarrass-
8ment. 4 He announced that those who
chad money might as well Z diyid de & II, a q y
8the worknen soon would be able to take
what they wante
a A monster meeting of IL. 900 social
democrats and workmen. held this after
noon at 8Terioki, 4, Finland. wa 8 addressed
by several members OF the group OF toll u
4 OF Parliament, and every revolutionary
sutterance was frantically applauded.. HI s5 II
II Czar Plays Tennis.
Il The government appears to be waiting
i FOR the blow to fall before raising its
hand, and 1t is reported that the design
az several ministers to raise the ques-
ift,on OF a more active policy during the
cabinet meeting yesterday was apparently
4 frnitless. Heavy patrols have been
placed IN the streets. ana the rallroaa loi.
I action has been taken to stop the 81 ta-3
ton, The Emperor Is reported to be
spending most Of his time playing tennis
at PeterhOf. f H 35 Nj s33s ~ 54S s st
a general strike As expected to be In
Ipugurated on the Nicholas Railroad n 5i- be-
tween st. Petersburg and MOSCOW, when
was the only line out OF Moscow that
was not affected during the uprising last
December, The workmen 4 in the Shops
OF the syzran5 and yiasrlra Railroad
/ have already struck, but apparently the
/. demonstration is premature,
The Rech to-day again appeals to the
Emperor to try to save the situation by
dismissing Premier Goremykln and plac-
I Ing members OF Parliament, who enjoy a
measure Of public confidence. IN control
Il Of the government s.s3 5S III g&
Admiral Relief, cOminandant of the
fortress at cronstadt, has received @
grim warning In the shape Of a coffin
( which was delivered at his house, Ss5