The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-14
SEDITION SPREADS
TO THE COssACKS
Ever-Loyal Defenders Of the Gov
eminent Now Begin TO
Rebel.
shrewd Judges Grow More Pes
simistic Daily Fear Break
Is Inevitable.
rHIRTY ARE SLAIN.

THIRTY ARE SLAIN.
vladikavkaz Transcauc asia, June IA.
Troops who were SummOnded TO STOP
fighting in nelghh0rlng villages be-
tween Cossacks and Circassians, used
machine guns and killed thirty men.
st. Petersburg. June 14.-such
shrewd Judges of the situation as Pro-
fessor Milukoff, leader of the constitu-
tional democrats. are growing more pes
simistic daily. The radical elements In
the lower house of parliament are get
ting more and more out Of hand and
rapidly that people almost doubt
whether the surrender of the govern
ment to demand for a responsible min-
istrY would not no wcome too late. The
leaders consequently are preparing for
eventualities. The authority of parlia
ment is growing constantly in the coun-
try and 1.-THE ), extreme me, elements can e.
leaders hope that when the crisis comes
the government will realize the futility
of resistence.
Even cossacks Rebel.
On the other hand, the agrarian move
ment, which is now extending IN all dir
rections threatens parliament as we'll as
the government and it is increasingly
manifest that the troops who come from
the villages are siding with the peasants
from whom they are recruited.
Even the cossack are beginning to-
rebel against the odious work of holding
the people IN suhlection.
NJ; oyesshnlKoH, cossack member.
of the lower. house claims to have re-
ceived q thousand letters from cossack
soldiers saving they are tired of play
ing ths .oie 81 5essors or 5she peop1e,
ana aaaln saat tns tlisae-nonoreds Ra.ne
: OF eossacK, formerly anonymous Win
brave protectorssof the country against
the raVages Of savage hofd l, on the
Doraerlana was new anaTIenlzed .anu
they desire to rlgalts the 5yr.ongsf they
nave peen compelled to i5siiic eI Itls
{ natlon.
oulinous News ION e s1itava.
o,,;,,o,,s IL Tho e,oue ann, on "a l,;;I;.
~ X 800 ~ s4aaat;ro :
- tI,a ssys
poitsva nnelof tba ricbast and most
-onniof1s farm;no nrovSnces of Russia.
INT thc .governor IS in daily receipt Of
rnnnests For troons for fla nrotection
If estates from The neasantry who have
not the SLIGHTEST fear of the rural
Guards '@9' '> 49, Il -.
me goxelnor WI 70 h Inau.e - t1o IL.
cal troops, one regiment Of which nut
tinted on Sunday last, are SO infected
by the revolutionary propaganda that
detachments sent to the villages lmme-
diately fraternize with the peasants.
The governor therefore ,begs the st
Petersburg authorities to send him
'9eoisioh ! III E' 'oo' Amy
The condition in Poltava with regar1
to the army probably are widespread
Indeed, the army is frail reed for the
government to lean upon if it rejects
parliament agrarian scheme. Thu
general staff objects moreover to fur
nishing further troops for police duty
~ and has refused reuuests for guards foI
government liouor shops, which are in
creasingIy subject to attack. on tn,
ground that to- comply with all thes
demanfis would interfere with tn.
stF T E ;11e oI Tue ei,psie III
Tevoluglon1ary socla1sts, tne; Maroon IN:
vestn,ik (People' s Messenger and tn n
1sVest1a feasanI News ealtea ..
members OF parliament Whlch nave pee,
Ylruiently attacking par1amenI as WEI
as as ta e government tatn were suppressed Q.
; -... Scourges Landlords.
Tho .nrran+ n,mbar Of tho Narodr,
vostn;ls tnives stafistics of Genera
Trsnnff,s EEaa ,e iIs rfv IN +ba con =
al ~ ~ en,n;ra ~ ;nh - sa 30 GO e oon,
$3.50 81 u ING ne thraa r;noaa f"3r onui,
possa ~ snie t ptini e. ioui Suune
.nloo aionS, ~ -, ~. a1e
generals, governors and other nigh on
elais ana enc Nho Io ''n.t
sEo6 o nnH !. from on1o. Inc government Owe
qogo,Vou IN salarles.
BESIDES TINS, all Ethese Ereactlona ! L
own immense estates, that OF MI. Iolo on
& S's f. es &s !: 81: ss # s$sss s5