Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-03

Premier stolypin has gone 10 Peierhof,
with the intention. It Is believed, OF
rendering his resignation.
COURT CAMARILLA WINS.
Tho report last night that Emperor
Nicholas had fatty refused to accept
the conditions agreed in his negoua-
tons with Count Heyden. Alexander
Guchkoff. Prince Nicholas Lyoff, Paul
Vinogradoff and Senator Konin for the
organization Of the cabinet and which
the premier expects the emperor TO sc-
eept, turns out TO be true Official con-
flrmation came this morning IN one
line announcement as follows:
The reports that the non-bureaucra-
liz elements will enter the cabinet are
untrue
HAYDEN QUITS CAPITAL.
Count Heyden and his conferees have
now washed their hands of the gov
eminent. The count himself has al
ready left ST. Petersburg for his estate
In the country and ali NJ. Stolypn's
glitterlng promises OF strong handed
reform are thus suddenly dashed 10
the earth. At his first encounter with
the influences at court he has been
worsted and the predictions OF the LIB
erals that the dissolution Of parliament
would inevitably lead to a dictatorship
appear on the point Of realization.
There is no doubt that the panic ere
eted at court by the muiny az Cron-
stadt within earsho, Of the emperor
made the victory Of the camarilla easy.
II is difficult 20 understand how NJ.
stolypin can now remain In office With
out stultifyng himself IN the eyes OF
the nation and the world.
GUARDS RETURNING.
The guard regiments which we're
sent back TO their camp nj krasnoye-
Selo az the end OF last week when the
government was fiattering itself with
the belief that the country had accept
ed the emperor's fiat, are again re-
turning 10 the capital. They have
been marching all night. The patrols
in the streets have again been REIN
forced. all the public buildings are
heavily occupied by troops and the
number OF domicihary visits and ar
rests have been redoubled. The au-
NIl'lAANfN ~ az Al Ali'A MfAF NNAfu 'AAI
not knowing what TO expect next The
heaiChlights OF cruiser stationed in
the lower reaches OF the Neya and
similar lights on the roof Of the Bal
tic works were PLAYED last night on
the river as II 81 Petersburg was be-
sefed by foreign foe. The Rech has
been conhscated and even such a
hIghtoned paper as the Rayitstyaie.
(Quallty). and Prof Koyaleysky's Ek-
srana have been suppressed only the
N0voe Nremya and the Syet. OF the
unofficial papers, seem TO be immune
from seizure.
Last nights incendiary fires did not
spread, giving relief 10 those who
feared the whole city might be set on
fire.
SOME SAILORS OUT.
The repotrs from Cronstadt today
say that all the sailors have not vet
surrendered. Trials by drumhead
court martial were resumed at 10
o'clock this morning and Il Is believed
that further executions are IN prog
ress
The officers al Cronstadt showed
splendid courage and fell fighting.
Col. AleNandreff received the mutt
neers with a revolver and Capt. Tvro-
schlnsky. Of the submarine miners.
after a desperate struggle was bayo.
Melted by his assailants and his head
split open with the butt end Of a rife.
ADMIRAL RECLEMsCHEFF DEAD.
Rear Admiral Reclemscheff. who
received many wounds. died during
The night When the sailors mu-
HHnkr1 no A.
out with his stan, needless Of warn
,ings and entered the barracks with
in few seconds he and two captains
were shot down.
The crowd Of civilians who iolned
The mgtineers included a large num-
Der of women They were armed
With rifles. reyolyers and swords one
or the Wounded captains was SHARED
because he wore the 81. George
cross
Capt. Trodloaen. who was killed.
Fought IN the battle OF the Sea OF
Japan on one Of the Russian ships
which foundere1 He was ~ hours
IN the water before he was picked up.
YENEIzT REGIMENTS WORK.
II has been ascertained that Yen.
oizi regiment played the most import.
ant part at Cronstadt IN the arsenal.
after overpowering the guards and
had seized . quantity OF arms After
firing several volleys the Yenelzl
regiment charged. driving out the
mutineers. who fed into the streets
pursued by the men Of the regiment
who continued their rife fire. 10
which the mutineers replied Some
shots We're fired al the loyallsts from
houses. Many u the mutineers sought
e. escape from the town but they
were met by hot IRE and driven 20 |
their barracks where they were sur
rounded.
An attempt vas made by one party /
81 mutineers 20 capture the harbor /
batteries, but Il was repulsed by the /