Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-09
Gar Practically Decides to Ask Premier to
Resign,
WARM DEBATE IN LOWER HOUSE
Cabinet Asks Thirty Days to Consider Law
Abol shing Death Penalty,
DELAY IN EXECUTIONS IS ASKED
Parliament Will Insist Request Of Minority
Act as a Stay.
REVoLUTloNlSTS AT MOSCOW HAVE RIFLES
DELAY IN EXECUTIONS IS ASKED
REvoLUTIoNISTs At MOSCOW HAVE RIFLES
workmen at Mills and Factories Are
Regularly Drilled ms soldiers
ny Men once in the
Army.

Nicholas has about decided to retire Pre- |
micr Ciorcmykn From the first 1t was
apparent to outsiders that M. Gore |
mykin did not possess the force, capacity |
ot skill necessary to steer the ship OF /
state in the present crisis, and the em- |
pcror. who is extremely dissatisfied with |
the premiers sorry failure to make any !
headway toward a rapprochemcnt with
the lower House of Parliament is ready to
sacrifice him. The emperor, however, !
seems TO be torn by conflicting counsels.
The cabinet itself. under the leadership OF
NJ. Kokovsoff, the minister of finance, and
NJ StinchinsSy, minister of agriculture
the rivals of Nj. Goremykln. is in open re-
bellion. and with tho support they are re-
ceiving from the court the rebels are con-
fident of being able to unhorse M. Gore
nyltin.. Dispatches from the interior con-
anue gloomy and show that the gradual
extension of the agrarian disorders and
partial strikes now affect twelve prov
inces Tho latest disturbances reported
are at Kien and Tver. Numerous
collisions between peasants and rural
guards have taken place. put nothing In
the nature OF mass movement has yet oc-
CURED.
Although the social revolutonists have
proclaimed a temporary cessation OF ter
I0flStH NdilpuiEH AitiV II iN'iN N'''NN'''o''N
in the murders Of police officials in the
interior.
RevOIutiOnists Drill at Moscow.
MOSCOW, June S.-There is a notable in
crease in revolutionary activity here and
it is evident the leaders are preparing to
take advantage of the first opportunity to
start an armed uprising. Tho workmen
OF the factories and mills are being sys-
teuahcally armed with Mauser rifles and
drilled under the supervision of army re-
serve soldiers. Revolutionary emissaries
have been sent In all directions into the
country to incite the land-hungry peas
ants to appropriate land and strike on the
big estates.
TSARITsIN, Russia. June SIN fight
here yesteroay between Persians whom
local contractors had imported to take the
places OF striking 'longshoremen and
mob of strikers a score OF the latter were
Killed
HEI.stNGFoRS. Finland. June S.-The
Finnish senate has received an imperial
order to frame temporary regulation
prohibiting Tor a year the importation of
Fines or revolvers into Finland
warm Debate in Duma.
The storm produced by overnight de-
Velopments bSke as soon as the lower
house Of Parliament opened today expos
ing the split between the radical and more
moderate elements of the opposition and
proving that the leaders Of the constitu-
tionaI democrats will be able much
longer to hold their extreme allies of the
peasants workmen group. who openly fa-
vor Parliament shaking on all govern
mental control and proceeding inde-
pendently. The frmer attitude of the gov
ernment, as foreshadowed by yesterday s
decision To demand months time for
consideration of the law providing for the
abrogatlon of the death penalty in accord
ance with the statutory privileges, was
further emphasized by Premier Goremy-
kins reply to an Interpolation on the sub
ject of the Black Hundred publications,
which was communicated in writing. il
practically amounted to a fiat refusal to
make any explanation, bssing his refusal
on the ground that the house was exceed
Ing its rights, as under article xl Of the
regulations OF Parliament It is only en-
powered TO exact explanations upon mat
ters submitted directly for its eXamina-
ton"
After reading this communication PTesi-
dent Mourotmsef announced that he had
written a letter to the premier insisting
upon reply, maintaining that the publica-
tions directly affected the dignity OF the
house as a body, and upon a motion OF
NJ. Petrunkevitch the presidents action
Was unanimously approved.
Asks Delay I'm Executions.
when the governments decision to In
sist on a months delay of the death pen.
atty bill contained in the form of a com
munlcatlon from the Ministers OF War, this
Navy and the Interior was communicated
10 the house, NJ. Naboukoff In behalf of this
constitutional democrats, offered resolu
lion approvng the governments decision
but IN the meantime demanding the sus
pension Of all death sentences, contendinl
that the government must accept the no
tiee Of the bill as stay of execution. Thi,
was the signal for violent protests from
the socialistic and peasants workmeI
group. NM Annitin, Yakobson and Al
ladin succcssively mounted the rostrum in
sisting that Il was useless TO parley will
The enemy and that acts and not word.
We're necessary. The bill abolishing tn,
death penalty should Immediately b,
passed, Several times President Mouromt
sea was compelled to call NJ Alladin I,
order the latter continued his denuncia
ton of the government. During the cours,
Of his remarks NJ. Alladin said:
'As soon as the reign OF liberty begal
the government commenced to publisl
Black Hundred dispatches"
President Mouromtsen here called tn
speaker to order. saying: That is no
proved"
1T may not have been proved TO tn
satisfaction of the ministry" replied N
Anadin, but IL has been proved to the salts
faction OF the whole Russian people.
CoastItutiOnaI Democrats Win.
Wild cheering from the left greeted thi
statement from the peasant party leader
A. sipiaguine OF Sebastopol. a nephe'
OF the late minister. OF the interior Q
that name. offered a way out the embros
lio by proposing a resolution instructin
President MOuromtsen to so 10 Peterho
In the name OF the house and reQues
the emperor TO suspend all death sen
tences. In his speech In support OF th
sconsinusd on Second Pase.)