The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-24
KING council
May SOON Be
FRAMED
BY CONSERVATIVE AND PROMi-
NENT RUSSIANS TO lDG
OVER PRESENT CRISIS.
ALL QUIET ON SUR ACE
But Conditions Are Boiling and Seeth'
ina Below and Outbreak May
Occur-Minor Disorders Are
Reported.

ST. Petersburg, July est is ru-
mored tonight that it has been de-
cided to ARE. and place in the
fortress the authors of the parl amen
airy manifesto only few delegates
arrived tonight from Viborg and these
were not molested, nor was there any
popular demonstration. Among the
arrivals were President Mouromtseh
and Ivan Petrukeyitch The former
came on a LEGAL train, entirely unat-
tended He was plainly dressed ana
responded to salutation OF The As
socviated Pres correspondent by the
mere raising of his hat and hurried On
to escape an interviaw.
Papers Under Guard.
Petrukeytch, filled with the revola
tionary spirit, claimed for the consu
utional Democrats the credit for tne
text o fthe appeal Copies Of the ap
peal are in the hands of all st. Peters
burg newspapers but will scarcely D
printed tomorrow for the reason thai
a detachment of police is posted at the
door of every newspaper Office VITA
orders not to permit papers to leave
the building until authorized by
censor. The same measures are beinE
taken in other cities
The police tonight are posted at tn
lodgings of NJ Sedelnikof and NJ.
Ilyn, awaiting the return OF these rev.
dictionary delegates who already have
involved themselves by seditious acts
since the dissolution of parl ament.
All places of anu. ement arc desert
ed tonight people fearing conilie
between the crowds and the author:
ties.
To Form Provincial Government.
A few days may witness the consti
tuition of the Provincial Government
composed Of enlarged council minis
ters with the inclusion Of the conser
vative members of the dispersed par
lament, councillors of The empire ant
men influential In the life Of the EN-
pire who can be induced to accep
ministries, without portfolios and con
tribute their authority and advice to
the hard pressed government.
This is the solution To which pre-
mier Stolypin and members OF his cab
met, who realize the enormous nature
OF the task of tidings ever the coun
try during the tcmpestuous era nov
downing are turning and it was the
subject of deliberation at the cabinet
meeting.
The Associated Press Is informed
that a majority of the ministers have
become converts to the idea and its
adoption depends on the success of
Stolypin In inducing men like forme
Finance Min ster Shipcff. Count Hey
den. former Commerce Minister TIM
riascn and NJ Guehkof To compromise
their future by allaying themseiyes
with such a kings council Shipofi
and Guehkoff already have been ap
preached.
The Associated Press also in in
formed that ukase soon is to be Is
sued fixing the date Of elections for
parliament for the first week in De
cember. Russian style, and as an add
final guarantee that the principles
Of popular representation are not 20
be abandoned. another edict is 20 he
issued proroguiug the council Of the
empire until the convocation of the
new parliament without as was pro
nhesied Sunday night calling new cleo
ti-n for elective member.
Boiling Beneath Surface.
Minor disorders are reported from
half a dozen cities An iBcipient anti
Jewish outbreak at Odessa has been
checked by the pol &c.
A synuafhefic strike has been he
gir~ AT the Kharkov railroad shops
which may inaugurate a general tie
up Of communications. but 81 Peters
b-rg. Moscow and most o'hcr great
ceuicrs are still calm - the rurface
though billing and seeihing henoaih.
Gliding president NoHrowtscH. Ivan
Pcfrunkcv-tz and Count Hevfen 70
turned ~ st Petersburg bv the even
ing trains. The coHfiitutionai Demo
cratic coheris intend 10 go 10 s..