Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-28
DEATH FOR CAR
AND HIS ADVISERS
TERRoRIsTs ISSUE PRocLAMA-
!. TloNs IMPOSING DEATH SEN.
/. TENCE.
is NOW WAR TO THE KNIFE
PREMIER STOLYPiN ORDERS
GOVERNORS TO STRIKE AND
: SPARE NOT.

ST. Petersburg, July 25.-Proclama-
lions announcing that the death SEN
tence has been imposed on the en-
peror, Gen. Trepoff, M. Pobiendonost-
self, who was procurator general of
the holy synod; Gen. Orloff, who is
called the "pacficator" of the Baltic
provinces, and others, have been scat
| tered over part of Peterhof.
| The terrorists are said to have sue
ceeded in mailing copies of the SEN
tence on the door of Gen. Orloffs and
Gen Trepoff's quarters.
Bureaucrats Are Alarmed.
1t is already certain that some con
sternation is apparent in the upper
| spheres over the magnitude of the
task assumed.
Events are marching with startling
| rapidity. Having taken decision to
| sit on the safety valve the government
| knows of no method except force and
| all the old bureaucratic machinery Of
| suppression has been placed in opera
| ton to prevent an explosion.
war TO the Nnlfe.
War to the knife with revolution,
| and the knife to the hilt, was pro-
| claimed yesterday by Premier Stoly-
| pin in a telegram addressed to the
governor generals, governors and pre-
| fects throughout Russia and to the
| viceroy of the Caucasus, who are or
| dered to strike and spare not in efforts
mics of society
Included in this category as shown
| by the events of the day, are not only
| revolutionists and socialists, but also
| the educated liberal and landed class
es represented in the Constitutional
Democratic party, whose clubs every
where have beer closed, and all the
progressive newspapers, which are not
permitted to lift their voices anywhere
throughout the entire land.
Suits Progressive Classes.
The manifesto bears a remarkable
similarity to the earlier compositions
of Ministers of the Interior Plehve
and Bouligin, and the reactionary
class has had slight difficulty in cut
ting down, as they already have done
with Mondays imperial manifesto,
into an appeal to the League of Rus
sian Men," and other old-school Rus
SLAMS, to rise and smite all the pro-
gressive classes.
Expect Outbreak in South.
Gen. Muller Zakomelsky, who sup
pressed the Sebastopol revolt and CO.
operated with Gen. Rennenkampf in
the reduction of the Siberian rebellion
last winter, was recalled from the
command of corps and placed at
the disposition of the war Office, to be
used wherever trouble may first be
manifested. Both the government and
the revolutionists expect this outbreak
in the south and that it will roll north
ward to the two capitals This may
induce the proletariat organizations to
postpone the declaration of p general
strike from st. Petersburg until conta-
gion is borne up from the south. The
railroaders, however, are anxious to
have the strike declared at once.
Strict Censorship.
The strictest censorship over news
of military disorders is maintained.
The ministry is obtaining slight aid
from the forces of society at large IN
putting through it's policy. MN.
Shipoff and Guchoff and practically all
the others who have been approached
have refused fatty to participate in
the enlarged cabinet proposed.
The Constitutional Democratic club
and two other political clubs were
closed last night by order of the po-
lice authorities.
Choke Off Caucus.
A caucus of Constitutional Demo
Gratis was being neld at the club
named at the time. Prince Paul Dol
gourokoff, chairman of the central ex-
ecutive committee appointed at vi
borg on Monday, has called a meeting
of that committee, which will arrange
a secret caucus to-day to discuss fur
Their tactics. Moscow Constitutional
Democrats recommended the summon
ing of national convention of the
party, but this will scarcely be allow
ed by the authorities
Plan to Fight Government
Meetings were held last night in a
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just across the frontier, railway en-
ployes. peasants. socialists and revoIU-
tionists Of different shades of opinion
were discussing the best plan of ac-
ton to throw the whole machinery OF
the government out of gear.
Agrarian disorders have broken out
in the vicinity of ST. Petersburg.
The estate of Gen. Fredericks, aide.
de-camp to the emperor. forty miles
from the capital, has been plundered
by peasants. Gen. Frederick asked for
troops, from Gatchina, but was inform
ed that the situation was too serious
to permit of the changing of the pres
ent military dispositions.
Start Massacre of Jews.
Odessa, July 25.-There was no ac-
tual outbreak yesterday, but drunk
en- Cossacks endeavored to instigate
an anti-Jewish massacre in tie indus
trial suburb of Maldovanka. but were