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MORE JOIN IN REVOLT.
RUSSIAN eoLniERs AND SAILORS
IN MuTINy.
GeFfstass 10 oranstsas aud sses-
hers seaaea, but Trouble Breaks
Oar "a Revai--piet 60 Take Naval
sfrona haid..

More than 1000 sailors and soldiers
ut cronstadt mutInied, and fierce bat
tie followed, In which several were
killed and many wounded. The mutiny
virtually Is ended.
The mutineers at sveaborg fortress
surrendered.
The crew OF the cruiser Pamyat
Azova mutinied OF the Esthonian coast
and killed some of the officers of the
weasel. The uprising was suppressed
By sailors who remained loyal.
A general strike was formally or
dered to begin In st. Petersburg Satur-
day noon, and as preliminary the men
employed in dozen establishments
went out Friday.
The report chat the Gar had re-
fused to accept the conditions to which
Premier Stolypin agreed in his negotia-
lions with Count Heyden, Alexander
Guchkoff, Prince Nicholas Lvoff. Paul
Vinogradoff and Senator Koni for the
recognition OF the cabinet turns out to
be true.
FlOf TO Capture Naval STRONGHOLD.
In the map are shown the chief naval
points in Russia, plots to capture which
have been disclosed. Sveaborg. where
the most serious revolt has taken place.
is one Of the islands In the Gulf Of
Finland, a little south Of Helsingfors.
One hundred. and sixty miles eastward
lies Cronstadt, another island, and prac-
tically the key of st. Petersburg. Al
most directly south Of Sveaborg Is Re
val, on the north shore Of the gulf, a
uaval station of much Importance. Riga.
another naval depot, ID situated on the
gulf of the same name, while Libau Is
q Baltic port and state dockyard about
800 miles south Of Helsingfors. Sc
bastopol is the famous Black Sea port
which was the scene OF terrific fight
ing In the Crimean war of 1854, with
England and France allied against Rus
ola.
Yield at 1veaberg.
News Of the surrender Of the Syea-
borg mutineers has been received. The
disloyal soldiers will be court.martial-
ed at once. The mutiny practically
ended when the war ships Slava and
Bogatyr appeared In the offing at 6
o'clock Wednesday night and opened
fire upon the mutineers. Although the
shots went wild. they weakened the
spirit Of the mutineers. who evidently
accepted this display Of loyalty on the
part of the crews OF the ships as seal
ing their fate.
After several hours Of 'ndecision and
fighting among the mutineers white
dag was flown. The mut;ny was end
ed, and boats were put ont to take the
prisoners from the fortress. The en-
tire fortress was turned over into the
hands OF the government
Military disorders have broken out
at Reval
Although the collapse OF the great
Sveaborg mutiny apd the defeat OF the
Cromstadt uprising somewhat reiieye
the situation, for the moment, the out
look 10 80 black as TO make the govern
ment despair. In view OF these two
mutinies, coming after numerous other
outbreaks in the army and navy, the
loyalty Of the governments fighting
forces 10 utterly an unknown quantity.
No one knows what mutiny may spread
like wildnre throughout the entire
army and navy. or what strike may pre-
cipitate horrible uprising and civil
war.
VIII Keep Up Fight.
Although the hands OF the revolution
lists were forced suddenly BY the pre-
mature rising at Sveaborg, they are un-
Haunted at these initial reverses, and
intend to persist In their program. One
1f the leaders Of the revoIutionists
,oasted that the word had gone forth |
md that the fire Of revolt would spread |
% the corners Of the empire. His clos
ng words were: 1Nov watch Reyal,
Siga and Libau."
The mutiny on the cruiser Pamyat |
Azova caused great uneasiness for a l
lime, ~ It Is not known how far the
In the navy will spread. |
The cruiser. however. arrived In the
oadstead al Reval In possession OF the
oval portion OF her crew. which gained
he upper hand after fight at sea. Ii
} not known how many were killed.
i've Of the ships officers are reported
o have been slain.
When the firing began at Cronstadt
here ensued wild panic In the impe-
iai palace at Peterhof, rs the palace
es under the guns OF the fortress. All
separations had been made in advance
D dee to Tsarakoe SeIo, but the report
hat the Emperor and his family nc
naliy had fed was denied later at the
hanceIlery Of the imperial household.
was explained. however. that on ac-
punt Of -dampness' at Peterhof ar
angenlents had been made for the re-
arm q the imperial family to Tsars-
De Selo.
Martial Law was proclaimed at Cron-
.adt and all day long re-enfarcements
ere landed there from the mainland.
o one i permitted on the island
ithout pass.
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