Evening journal., 1906-07-25

WILL KILL CAR
Denounced on PIaCardS as
Foremost Of TyrantS.
Others Are Doomed
TO PREVENT A MASSACRE

By Our own Wire. Publishers Press
ST PETERSBURG. July 25.-Hand-
bills proclaiming that the rerrorists
had sentenced the Czar to death were
scattered ON an sides OF the Peterhof
Palace last night. The Emperor In
fear Of his life, holds himself close to
the palace, and only takes exercise in
the palace yard. When thus engaged |
members Of his personal staff guard !
all the windows looking down on the |
square, lest a traitor in the household
might drop a bomb.
Besides this. the first open threat Of
assassination. handbills were strewn
telling that the death penalty had
been passed on General Trepof, the
Moscow butcher and the present chief
Of the Palace Guards; NJ. Pobiedonost-
seff, the former Procurator-General,
universally hated for his repressive
activity, and Geneal Orloff. the man
who rode In blood through the Baltic
provinces when they set up their serio-
comic republic last winter Not only
were the handbills scattered. but some
OF them were pasted on the doors of
the palace. They are only one indi-
cation OF the national drift. Another
and perhaps a more momentous hap
pening was the fiat refusal Of
squadron OF Cossacks to disperse a
crowd OF revolutionists in st. Peters
burg.
cossaek Mutiny Aids Revolt.
Events Of tremendous import have
been crowded into the last twelve
hours. but the mutiny OF the Cossacks
/ hoe frott.I,t naranfaf at,rofarn rrarl,af
to the revolutonists. It is the first
actual instance in which troops have
refused 10 move against the populaco
IN Russia's capital. There have been
outbreaks IN the garrison. even the
Cars pet regiment has subscribed "a
platform OF reform. but always unit
to-day all grades Of troops obeyec
, orders for violence against crowds
The Cossocks turned against their OH
GERS near the railroad station, wher
p revolutionists We're addressing q crow
I Of workmen. waving red flags. Whe
d the order TO charge was given IN
, troops trottod forward. then suddenl
wheeled. and a spokesman riding {
the front told the officers they woul
r not strike against the friends OF free
dom. one Of the officers drew a pisto
10 NllN0A AUNAl AAAN AiAAllf NAA MHA' AAAAA
self Immediately covered by the car
u bines Of a dozen privates. Then al
the officers turned and galloped of
The Cossacks were cheered enthusi
astically by the workmen. and afte
q the soldiers themselves cheered for tn
q revolution and joined In the singing o
e 'darseillaise" they rode back to thei
u barracks. where they were informef
/ a.. mo
:. otherwise restricted. The revolutionist
!, = say that this incident shows that whe
the time is ripe the whole garrlso
viii rise in revolt.
/, To Prevent Massacre.
= ODESSA, July 25.-At last steps ar
o being taken to prevent further dis
e order in this city and avoid anothe
IL massacre OF Jews. Governor-Generi
Kaulbars has at last bestirred himse
In behalf OF the threatened Hebrew
and as n result better feeling prevail
\ and the fears Of the inhabitants tha
y the city viii be the scene OF anothS
uprising have been allayed to a certai
\ extent.
The Cossacks who have been maxim
> threats against the Jews in reven5
for the killing Of a drunken conrad
in the ghetto on Monday. have bee
Y disarmed and are confined to the
barracks to prevent them from carr!
ing out their threats. There have bee
numerous arrests of revoluuonarie
and General Kaulbars is taking enc
getic steps to see that order is mai
tanned
The Jews have not entirely recover'
Us from the panic into which they we
IL thrown by the threats Of another ma
H. sacre They are still keeping aw'
lp from the quarters where their hom
ct are located and the hotels are full
in refugees.
Cossacks yesterday killed four Je'
ty and wounded two others in the Mold
on vanka district. The situation is qui
]. to-day however. and II is now hop
as there will be no further bloodshed.
oi Another Assassination.
~, WARSAW, July 25.-Colonel Salam
- toff. Of the gendarmerie, was stabb
h, to death to-day. The assassin escape
"a War in the Air.