Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-26
CAR AFRAID OF The ARMY
Nicholas Will Attempt to Suppress Growth
of Peasants Organization.
ANOTHER SENSATION IN PARLIAMENT
Radicals Hiss VI. StOIypin's Denial
that Famine-Stricke en- RevOIu- u
tiOnists Are Denied
Relief
ANOTHER SENSATION IN PARLIAMENT

ST. PETERSBURG. June 3.-Apprehen-
sion Of the government with regard to Pc
lltlcal agitation in the army is the direct
cause of it's efforts for the suppression Of
the development of the peasant organiza-
ton. AS the majority Of the soldiers come
from the peasant classes, any disaffection
in the army is sure to spread in the peas
ant interests based on Parliaments settle
ment of the agrarian question Therefore
the government is anxiously watching the
peasant movement and taking strong meas
ures towards preventing it's further develop
ment, and TO this end Is trying to balk
meetings of the organized peasant group
in Parliament and the Peasants league,
which latter is organizing an agrarian
strike movement and which was forbidden
by the police to hold a proposed conven-
ton in this city. Orders have been issued
and sent to the provinces not 10 allow
the conlmunes to elect deputies to the pro
posed convention of the Peasants league,
and. If deputies ane-@eleeted o~-see that
they do not reach St. Petersburg, as in
the eyes Of the governments nthe meetings
Will be illegal. s3't<
The mutiny OF a portion of the garrison
at Batsum is reported principally artillery
men and engineers. Gossaeks surround- Inc
mutineers, but at latest adyices there had
been no firing
There are many rumors current tonight
Of disaffection 1t is stated that several
arrests were made at the Krasnoye Selo
camp after a meeting OF disaftected guards.
1t is also asserted that rihgleaders OF the
revolutionary movement among the chas-
seurs Of the guard, Sergeant snInsky, was
captured after having taken to flight. Sin
lister rumors are circulating about the
morale Of Uhlan regiment of the Peterhof
garrison. ,... --
Kisses for NJ StoIypIn. .-.-
The appearance today of Minister Stoly-
pin in the lower house of Parliament to
answer an. Interpolation about the govern
ment measures for famine relief, especially
the alleged orders that relief be not given
in the districts where agrarian disorders
have occurred or to the wives of families
OF peasants imprisoned as revolutionists,
was the occasion Of another exciting scene,
but the demonstration was again engineered
by the radical group and the majority gen
orally d!d not participate in it. The storm
broke when NJ. stolypin, after giving a Sc
rious reply to the criticism of his response
by Prince Lvoff and other moderates
| turned to NJ. Aladdin, who made one of his
"as an executive officer OF the government
refuse TO notice the ealumnies Of the
| left" q ,s % o. rr
The radicals then made noisy dennonstra.
lions of disapprovai, Kissing and shouting
/ assassin" liar" "Jew batter" and IRE
! sign" The demonstrations continued foI
some time in spite OF the efforts OF Presi
dent MOuromtseff to restore order.
All Charges Denied.
! NJ. stolypin arrived at the house only
| after recess, following an uninterestnl
morning session. After giving figures show
! ing that the expenditure for famine relie
| in 1905 amounted TO $37,OOO.O0O NJ. stolypir
| said the ministry would soon come befor,
the house with a request for a sum almos
as large as required for this year, though
the famine conditions were exaggerated II,
then took up the charge OF Withholding re
lief as punitive measure in disorder!
districts which was the kernel Of the in
3 terpeIation, and entered a general denial
The minister explained that, such actlOI
I had been taken where the peasantry. il
their unreasoning wrath, had, destroyed IN
magazines Of grain accumulated for tn
relief This, however, was only temporar!
( and in thousands of cases assistance haj
been given. to, families Of participants IL
disorders.
General Bader BIAmeB Jews.
Much indigna ton is expressed in Parlia
mentAry circles at the publication OF tn
report made by War Minister Rudiger b.
General Bader. the former comma ndant o
the Bialystok garrison. reiterating tn
charges that the Jews were responsible 10
the massacre by throwing bombs and nrin
revolvers at orthodox professions and al
lacking government buildings after orde
had been restored. General Badsr ais
characterized the conduct OF the troop
as splendid and says the newspaper &C
count OF the excuses are deliberate lies.
The Novoe Vremya Is conducting a cam
paign for the expulsion Of the local au
thorities of Bialystok and today prtpted a
enumeration Of the revolutionary crime
committed there. hlling two columns an
detailing nfty-three separate cases as ia,
tfhcaton for the racial feeling