The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-05
VICTORY FOR
RADICALS
They Elect All Delegates In
St. Petersburg
a WORKING MAJORITY
Calls for Massacre Are Terrifying the
0rel Jews Russia Refuses to
Open Hardin to General
Trade.

st. Petersburg, April 5.--Tbe official
canvass of the votes. cast at the election
on Monday, owing to the unexpectedly
heavy vote and the independence Of the
officials, had not been completed ait mid
night, but it Is conceded that the Radical
side has swept to victory every one of
the 100 constitutional Democratic cleo
tors. The constitutional Democrats are
NATURALLY iubilant, as the sweeping tri-
umphs they have won III the sapital, the
headquarters Of the bureaucracy, y
bound to have strong effect on the
country at large. They are now looking
forward to a working majority in the
national parliament They have already
nominated candidate for the presidency
OF the lower house In the person Of NJ
Petr1inkevitch Of Tycr. WIS is regarded
as one Of the most able and vigorous
advocates Of constitutional government
| for the empire. The count in the adj
miralty ward, the most aristocratic in
1.-The city. was completed at six o'clock
Tuesday night. The constitutional Dem
ocratic ticket won, receiving an average
Of 1900 votes against 500 for Nj. Kut
| Ter, former minister of agriculture.
who headed the opposition ticket. Nj.
| Petrojitsky, a Pole, received the lowest
vote on the ticket of the constitutional
! Democrats, showing that the agitation
against non Russians has not been with
out effect. II was remarked that neither
Premier yVittc nor Secretary OF the In
terror Durnovo voted.
The result in the large cities was In
almost all cases similar to that in st.
Petersburg Elsewhere conservative
land owners were largely elected, or
ing to thn fact that the community, as
a rule, abstained from voting. The peas
ant electors, whose programme is solely
the distribution Of the public lands
among the peasants, are not co-operat-
ing with the ether parties.
The Russkoe GosudnTstvo, Premier
\ Whites newspaper organ. which admits
1.-THE victory 81 the constitutional Demo,
Gratis, attributes it 70 the vaciliation OF
the Conservative faction and the intem-
perance cf It's organs. The paper also
declares that Count Witte will hold on
70 the premiership until the convacstioH
Of the parliament, and that his Tcsi1na
ti0n then win depend on the attitude
Of Emperor Nicholas. There is an IN
timation that no matter what may b.
the political complexion of the parlia-
nent. nobody who does not possess tbs
fullest confidence Of his majesty will be
selected as premier.
orel Jews Fear Massacre.
There is yeritable panic among the
Jews of Orel on account OF the free cir.
culation of proclamations apparently
printed in government printing offices
which incitc To anti-Senitic outrages
! The authorities, which have disavowed
the proclamatons, are taking the strong
est measures TO prevent disorders.
Against Georgian 'Pacihcation."
General Staroselslsi, former governor
Of Nntais Trans Caucasia, who was dis
missed from the service for sympathy
with the reyolutionists. has followed uI
the appeal Of NJ. Bolkovadzc, promi
nent Georgian writer, TO Russia women
in behalf OF the women Of his own race
who. he says, are being ruthlessly out
ragged by the brutal soldiers, with ar
open demand that the authorities inves
Itigate and prosecute General Alikhanoff
!. commander Of the Russian forces in
Trans Caucasia. whose barbarous @pacif.
cation of the Kutais provinces, Genera
A Starcseiski says, means FIRE, murder and
violations which he declares are q blot
on humanity.
BY order Of General Rcnnenkampff
governor general OF Trans Kaikalia
General Kolchevikoff has been arrested
and will be tried by court martial fol
receiving dcputation Of railroad opera.
tives during the recens railway strike
General Kolcheynikon already has beer
dismissed from the army. The specific
charge on which he has now been arrest
ed is recognizing revolutionary gov.
eminent.