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MADE TO SALUTE
FLAGS OF The REDS
Revolutionary Demonstrations
in 81. Petersburg of Ex-
traordinary Nature.
ARE LET OFF
of Thorn Who Were
, Sentenced to Be Hanged Given
Light Penalties, as AuthoH.
ties Feared Trouble.

L, AAaiiOoSy July LA InuIlny broke
out July Z In the Kasarva regiment of
calvary, and during the consequent dis
order an infantry officer and a soldier
OF the Netina dragons. who attacked
the muttneers. were killed. The mutin-
GERS have barricaded themselves in
their barracks.
Most Serious Since SebastopoI.
st. Petersburg, July 1.-THE news of
the mutiny at Tambov. which appar-
emily is the most serious of such affairs
since the Sebastopol mutiny, is confined
to the bare details of a censored agency
dispatch showing that the mutineers,
when attacked by loyal troops. offered
armed resistance before retreating to
their barracks, where they are now
barricaded. Up to midnight the news
papers have received no further partic-
.ulars.
In previous mutinies this year the
~disafected troops have submitted when
confronted by loyal detachments.
The outbreak is a quick commentary
on General Trepoff's declaration in the
interview with him published July z,
i'm Which he affirmed hat the cavalry
could be more depended upon than the
Infantry, because their efforts were in
closer touch with their men.
Jewish Riots Inspired by Government.
Smarting under General Trepoff's cpl
tibet of liar applied in an interview pub
lished July Z, Prince Urusoff declared
to the Associated Press that he was in
possession of full documentary evil
dence to prove his charges thai anti
Jewish pogroms and excuses through
out the country had been inspired from
st. Petersburg and that they were not,
as General Trepoff asserted, due to the
arbitrary action of embittered local
officials.
Prince Urusoff said the documents
would be published within a fortnight
and that the public would then be able
to judge whether he or General Trepoff
was a liar.
Undermining cossack Loyalty.
Dispatches received here yesterday
from Nova T~cherkask, which is the
center of the Don Cossack district.
ly ap%prehensfve as to the effect of the
speeches delivered in the lower house
of parliament in the recent debate on
the Cossack question and which were
palpably intended to undermine the
loyalty of the Cossack levies engaged
IN police duty. Regular meetings of
constitutional democrats, at which the
report OF the debate was to have been
read, We're dispersed and the papers
have been terrified into emitting re-
ports of h speeches.
St. Petersburg. July 11-Political dem
onstrations during which crowds car
ried red flags and sang revolutionary
n occurred in many places in st.
Petersburg yesterday afternoon and
last night.
Street cars We're held up and the oc-
salute the red flags. The most serious
nffair happened near the Moscow rail-
road station where Lieutenant Tom
made a revolutionary speech to q
crowd OF 1000. A detachment of police
attempted to dispense the assemblage,
but the. people armed with stones beat
pff the police n a squadron of Cos
Sacks.
Eventually. the Cossacks reinforced,
fired Il blank volley, whereupon the
rioters fled. Only a few persons were
slightly injured. The lieutenant was
arrested and taken to the fortress.
Tifis, Caucasia, July 9.-The milf
,tary tribunal, realizing the tremendous
fermentation in the garrison here, has
let off with light punishment the twen-
.ty-seven mutineers who a been SEN
fenced to be shot because they refused
to ire on the populace during the dis
iturbances last March.
st. Petersburg, July 9.-Interior Min
lister Stolypin has sent to Ambassador
Meyer and representatives OF other
countries governments the official re-
port of the Bialystok rioting for trans
mission to their respective govern
ments. While this unprecedented ac-
ton on the part of the Russian gov
ernment does not involve recognition
of the right of foreign countries to
make representations regarding the in
ternal affairs Of the empire. it is a
distinct recognition of the power of
public opinion abroad and indicates the
solicitude of foreign governments to
know the Russian side OF the case.
Gar Makes a Sortie.
Oranienbaum, Russia, July 9.-Em-
peror Nicholas and the empress on
board the imperial yacht made a short
visit here yesterday, inspecting the
marine hospital and barracks. This is
the first time their majesties had been
outside the grounds Of the palace at
Peterhof since they went to ST. Peters
to open parliament May 10.
DEATH PENALTY SURVIVES.