The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-23
CAR ENDS DOUMA
Emperor Nicholas Decides
to Try Use of BdyOnetS.
CAPITAL SKARMS WITH TROOPS
Martial Law Declared In ST. Peters.
burg and District.
SKARMS WITH TROOPS
BLACK SEA TARS THREATEN REVOLT

Russia's New Parliament IL mt an
End and Hall of Meeting L. Closed
Under Armed Guard - Premier NJ.
Goremykin, Dismissed, Is Replaced
by VI. stoIypin - Autocratic Party
For n Time Prevails, but "a Great
Outbreak OF Revolution Is Expected
over the Whole Country In Reply
10 Drastic Action of His Majesty
and Ministers.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 29.-Rus-
sia's parliament is at an end. Having
filed the streets of ST. Petersburg and
Moscow with his soldiers, the czar be-
fore midnight issued an imperial order
dlssolvlng parliament. The ukase says
that new assembly shall be elected TO
meet on March Of next year. At
tached TO the imperial order is a proc
lamatlon declaring a minor form Of
martial law for st. Petersburg, SO that
Alitlt may NC "a olutS VI OANA ANAh"AJ
security"
A second imperial ukase relieves NJ.
Goremykn of the premiership and APP
points NJ. Stolypin premier. He also
retains his present post of minister Of
the interior
NJ Stichinsky, minister Of agricul-
ture, has resigned.
The cars ukase says:
ain dlssolvlng parliament we con-
firm our immutable intention OF keep
Ing this institution, and In conformity
with this intention we appoint March
8, 1907, tho date for the convocati0n OF
the new. parliament by q ukase ad-
dressed to the senate.
with an unshakable belief In divine
clemency and the good sense of the
Russian people, we shall expect from
the new parliament realization of
our efforts by their Introduction of leg
islatlon In accordance with the re-
quirements of regenerated Russia.
Faithful sons of Russia, your en-
peror calls on you to unite with him
for the regeneration Of the holy father
land"
Another imperial manifesto has just
been issued, which is regarded both
as threat and an appeal to the EN-
peror's millions of mujiks to join in
suppresslng the revolution under prom
ise of land and summons the faith
full sons of holy Russia" Many LIB
erals consider this direct Indictment
of the Black Hundreds.
Although the news of the dlssolu-
ton of parliament spread like wild
fire among the members of the various
political organizations, the masses
here generally are hardly awake to the
'momentous event. The news Travelled
fast In the country, and the general
expectation is that the peasantry, ac-
cepting the dispersal of parliament as
the final blow to their hopes will rise
en- masse.
The proletarlat organizations have
been preparing for months for Just
such provocation to declare open war,
The government undoubtedly calculat-
ed on catching the opposition off Its
guard, but if it expected to strike ter
ror to the hearts of the members of
parliament is has failed Slgnally. Some
time ago when dissolution seemed I'm
minent the various groups of the op-
position virtually agreed to follow the
example of their French compatrlots
of the states general and meet, II
driven out Of the Taurlde palace, wher-
ever and whenever circumstances die
ftated until a constitution was firmly
established
After hurried conference 1t was