Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-01
MOSCOW REVOLT CRUSHED.
SPOILED in PETERSBURG
Government Captures Leaders of RevoIu-
ton at the Capital
Detailed Plans Of Uprising Taken With
Quantities Of Supplies
Premier Witte Hopes People Will Turn to
Suffrage for Relief

: Petersburg, Dec. 27.-The revolt
81 Moscow has practically been
.rrsfad. The correspondent of the
associated Press telephoned at z
,cIocI last night that the insurgents
M longer have a panic and that they
,re making a last stand. He predicts
That there will he no further heavy
fghting.
Police and troops in st, Petersburg
yesterday surrounded and captured
N members of the executive commit
taa of the fighting revolutionary or
rsnfzarion while they were discussing
mans for an armed uprising here.
They captured also detailed plans for
the uprising as well as large quanti-
uof arms, bombs, etc
II is understood that as a result of
these captures the government has
o5-afnpd extremely important indOTma-
ron concerning connections formed
BIZ the revoIutonaries with the army.
Al man named Schoolnlan was at the
head of the executive committee,
which numbered II members. The
government is confident that these
CAPTURES will practically putt an end
for the present TO any attempt to re
peat in ST. Petersburg the uprising 'oT
Moscow.
Morgues and Hospitals Overflow.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press at Moscow, continuing his tele-
phone message, says that as he drove
drove through the accessible streets
4 Of the city he saw patI,Ols firing every
time people gathered in groups. I'm
StrastOniO boulevard he saw three
v0lleyS fired and a dozen persons fall
while the remainder feA He met &
dozen improvised Red Gross wagons
- bringing in dead or wounded for whom
there was no longer any place in the
nOrgues or hospitals, necessitatlng
temporary use of residences
All over the city there are marks
Of the battle which has ragged in the
streets for three days, ami the distant
coming Of cannon shows that the
lighting is not yet at an end Houses
lave been completely demolished by
artillery, and everywhere windows
ave been smashed by bullets. Near
he Tiumphal arch could be seen yes
alay the red flags of the insurgents
E1g above their barbados. Soldiers
Im1nled the Continental hotel and
artillery was brought up as it was
2tual d shot had been fired FROM
De ri the windows. 1t vas with diff
aT that the landlord persuaded
-a hoops not TO demolish the build
A' the correspondent entered the
none exchange he saw two agi-
.s shot by a passing patrol. Artil-
I can be heard at work near the
Nicholas station.
HE Bourse Gazette says it is re-
ed that General De Dioulin, pre-
>' OF police Of St. Petersburg, has
III informed by telephone that the
--ler Of dead or wounded at Mos
viii reach 10000, and that when
"loned the general did not deny
ID. s1c1 a report had been received.
Moscow Revolt Has Failed.
Emperor Nicholas and Count White
-'ea last night a report from Gen.
-aSSon, governor general of Mos
saying the revolt there has
~ mat the military had the situa-
a aand. and that whatever de
-1 may have existed among the
mad been overcome by the at
OIL them with bombs and revolt
" which they had been subjected
4e windows and roofs of houses
: '4c3 had SO enraged them that
q could hardly be restrained.
s." NHte is not so blind as to
e NAT the revolution can be
- our. but with the present
-,"arlon of the lengths to which
are willing to go has hopes |
~ouerateS Of all classes Will
IL leIr senses and aid in cOun- |
.~eF and accelerating the con- !
or the douma, the law gov
at -s elections to which was !
he '% Yesterday.
81 respondent of the Associated |
the Moscow, telephoning at
% 0sl night said there seemed |
axe y longer doubt that the insur-
orr co-lapsing. Insurgents still
VII No. quadrangle in which the
ste council was sitting as |
nary committee, but only be |
s0'ernor General Doubassaff |
'e' ready to give the coup |
ssxs l. ~
mis- continued internationally |
,.sng ny he day. At 5 O'Clock au- |