New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
THE MARCH OF REVOLT.
RUSSIAN HOUSE BOLDER.
Appeals 10 Cossacks to Mutiny-
More Trouble IN South.

s.. Petersburg. June 26-To-day's session OF
she lower house OF parliament was openly de-
vo,ed 10 the revolutiOnists propaganda for un-
se-nining the loyalty Of the troops. A score
n speeches couched in ardent revolutionary tone
were delivered. with the direct object OF their
dissemination among the soldiers. The authori-
ties who are able TO confisc-te papers contain
iDg telegraphic accounts Of the ferment among
TIE soldieTy, are unable 10 prevent the publica-
ZION Of parliamentary speeches, and those de-
Hyere5 to-day VIII tomorrow be printed In
every radical paper in the empire. and so find
their way into every barrack, camp and out
pst
The rostrum was abandoned almost entirely
10 Cossack representatives.. The conservative
Cossacks attempted 10 counteract the addresses
Of their revolutionary confreres. The lie was
freely passed on both sides regarding the senti-
uents Of The Cossack soldiers and their devo-
ton 10 duty in spite Of the utmost efforts OF
Prince Paul DolgourokoT, who occupied the
chair in the absence Of President Mourorntseff.
A rumor was circulated in the corridors that
the latter had been summoned TO Peterhof 10
consult with Emperor Nicholas in regard 10 a
new cabinet. but confirmation Of the report is
not obtanable
Gsmarteli, member from the Caucasus. ex-
pressed satisfaction at the fact that the revo-
lutionsry agitation was spreading in the army.
n. FeOdoroyslly. IN behalf of the ministry, re-
pudia;ed the assertion that there was dissat-
istscu0n in the army. which. he said, must
remain outside rhe political arena, as otherwise
Russia would have 10 undergo g series OF revo-
buttons
The house adopted a resolution that the sum-
moning Of the second and third categories OF
The Cossack reserves 10 the colors without i'm
Of whips by Cossacks in street disorders, and
demanding explanations from the ministry.
The revolutionary agitation in the Guard
camp a. Krasnoye-Selo has reached such pitch
that General Rudiger is contemplating scatter
ing the disahected regiments.
Several hundred members Of the supposed
ullrs-l0yal Preobra jensky Regiment reported
70 have held a meeting and drawn up a resolu-
ton addressed to the reginental commander up
holding All the actions Of parliament. and de-
clarng that they want more police duty en-
failing the Staying OF brothers or fathers. Other
meetings are Of daily occurrence. The Cossacl1s
at RostofI- on Don are said TO have refused TO
leave their quarters 10 suppress anti-Semite dis
iurbsnc-s unless their families receive guar
antees y pensions in case OF death
The state of feeling against the Cossacks was
exempiifed to-day in the working quarter OF
Tessin Ostrow. A crowd surrounded group Of
cossacks of duty and pelted them with cobble-
stones torn from the pavements. The Cossacks
kept their assaiants a. bay with their swords.
Several on both sides were wounded.
Dispatches from Vladfkavkas Cauoasia, report
disorders among the garrison Artillerymen
roned the officers club. where dance was
gong on. and also fred some shots. One woman
was wounded Delegates from all the regiments
tn7k g- Xyhe a
resolution was adopted that in case OF anti
Jewish outbreak the troops would defend the
citizens against the Black Hundreds. Soldiers
have openly insulted General Zhevusski the
oonmandant, in the streets.
The entire 9th Regiment Of Infantry, al Kalu-
ga has refused TO do duty until the members OF
two companies who were arrested on account Of
Refusal 10 fire on an assembly OF workmen are
released. The men are still orderly.
The revoiUtionists are 1ubilant at the progress
made by the military propaganda The radical
papers print columns OF accounts Of military
troubles. After a vain attempt 10 stop the pub
lioarion OF unfavorable military news by the
connscation Of editions. the police yesterday
seized the typographical outfits Of several papers
Agra-aan disorders at Kharl1oT, Poltava and
Tsinbon have led 10 conflicts with the troops.
-Four peasants were killed near Poltava, and
many were WOUNuel III a DcNHDS-4 ~A'-oSo--N
and plunderers. armed with scy1hes on the es-
tate of Princess Yusopova. near Kharkon- The
estate of Prince VoIkonsky, member OF the
lower house az Morshansk. has been plundered
and his house burned
Terror prevails among the petty officials In
various parts of the country. many OF whom
have resigned 20 save their lives.
A 6epUation OF idle Worirnen invaded a ses-
sion % the City Council here yesterday, demand
ing relief Troops were summoned before the
men would deI=2rt- The bakery strike continues
ara the railroad and market p.orters have struck
The strike has not affected the factories but
h Spreading Fl unexpected directions Three
hundred house porters. who are really police
ssents. though paid BY the householder. struck
to-csy, ana the exprsssInen and oabnasn
throughout The ciy are ti.restening 70 Join the
railway truoknlen. RiotinS is expected IL ths
efayers are incladed in the striks.
The sentiment n favor os q change IN the
ministry is aa~ not saaly shared by the lower
ese ppc4- hcusa9 os parliament snd the entire
.rsss' Dat Ia supported by strong faction at
coort, with which General TTepc1 Ia said 10 be
ssas1- IL "A reported that the general has found
tas temper OF the army and yeasantry 10 be
h-en thzt Il would be better 70 yield.
Frloes on the Bourse to-day continued firm
zaper.sl zs were In good demand closing st
snA siYrs closed st So.