Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-25
RUSSIAN CABINET
CHANGES IMMINENT
Premier Goremykin Said to Have
Resigned and Been Sue
ceeded by N. ShipoH.
REV0LUTI0NISTS VERY ACTIVE
itadical Papers That We're Allowed 10
Resume Publication, Bitterly At
tack Government.

ST. Petersburg May "a, g p. NIT
was rumored IN the Hobbies Of parlla-
ment this afternoon that Premier Gore
mykIn had resigned and had been sue
ceeded by NJ, Shiponf Of Moscow.
1t was also reported that Prince Uru-
son, the former assistant of the minis
try OF the Interior. who resigned when
the old council OF the empire declined
to accept his project to remove the
race and religion limitations from the
schools and who since has been elected
TO the lower house OF parliament as a
Constitutional Democrat from Kaluga,
had been appointed minister of the in
terror.
Premier Goremykin went to pcterhof
today to secure the emperor's final APP
prevail OF the general statement OF the
governments policy which the cabinet
has prepared In answer to the speech
from tile throne As the statement
will probably have 10 run the gantlet
of the court camarilla. the premier, il
Is believed, Is not likely TO be able to
return here In time to deliver It this
afternoon.
The plan advocated by the majority
OF the Constitutional Democrats Il that
II the premiers speech Is found unsatls-
factory vote OF lack Of confidence in
the ministry will De passed, thus fore
ns upon the government the issue OF
supplantlng the cabinet with one more
in harmony with the party and the low
or house. II this course Is followed
unless the emperor is prepared to yield
Immediately, IT Is sure to hasten n
conflict.
IN spite of the moderate counsels or
the leaders the Constitutional DEM
ocrats are being pressed on by the de-
nunciation Of the radical elements to-
ward an open rupture. Revolutionary
activity is increasing throughout the
country and the papers representing
the radical groups which were suddenly
allowed to resume publication are TAX
ing advantage of the license granted
them to indulge in the bltterest attacks
not only on the government but on par.
lament and there Is evidence that rev.
dictionary emissaries are travelling
through the country stirring up hatred
against the mobiles and landlords and
encouraging the peasants 10 strike for
the ostensible purpose OF forcing parlia-
ment to hasten the distribution Of
lands. on the other hand, the agents
of reaction are adopting the same tao
tics in favor OF dispersal % parlia-
merit and return 10 autocracy AS a
result Of this propaganda threatening
letters have been received by many
members Of parliament and dispatches
from the interior report daily conflicts
between the followers Of the two ex-
treme parties. During a meeting Of
black hundreds on Archangel square
81. Petersburg. last night, under the
presidency of Barbara Nikoai5yna,
workmen began a counter demonstra-
ton by singing the Marsellles. coli
lision followed and resulted in so reyol.
yer shote being fired by the black hun
dred. one man was killed. three were
seriously wounded and dozens sus-
tanned broken heads.
Observing Liberals trace the revival
OF the old bureaucratic expedIent, d.
vide ct impera, to Gen. Trepoff's In
spiration.
The SloVo says that instead OF being
released as announced, NJ. Krustaleff.
president Of the executive committee OF
the workmen's council, who was arrest
ed In st. Petersburg, Dec. last. dur
ing the general strike has been trans
ported to svenborg fortress, Finland.