Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-26
OlD METHODS ARE APPLIED.
rost Dangerous Of Revolutionary
leaders, Have Been Placed
Behind the Bars.
generally Admitted BIunder Was Made
In Not Arresting Members oil
Outlavcd Parliament.

G, Petersburg, July 26.-The govern
mt 4, using every means at Its dis
+.s,l 10 create the impression both at
=. and abroad that the crisis has
a., successfully passed and that
-. ,robablity OF a general upheaval
s., disappeared. The semi-ofical press
=. allied with comforting assurances
-. the government now has a firm
ia OF the situation and that the con-
...,on and decentralization In the coun-
-. Of the opposition political organi-
,,tons, produced By the coup deta''
rsDter united action impossible More
,sr the official reports seek to create
ss snpression that there has been 1T
IA RESPONSE among the masses 10 the
Van FOR a general strike as a prellm-
i,ary TO a universal uprising. The APP
,rfstlon OF the old methods, the gov
cement confidently asserts, has al
redv landed the most dangerous OF
,be leaders behind the bars and much
stress is laid on the importance OF the
canfure OF a number OF revolutionary
rreleaders al Moscow. which It turns
I'M was the result Of Information OBJ
talned AZ the time OF the capture OF
the officers OF the Mlsla here. Among
The papers then seized, the government
claims, were the complete plans OF re-
yolutlonary military organization,
which enabled the authorities to close
the revolutionary channels TO the ar
my. The governments sudden access
OF optimism, however Is IN realty
traceable 10 the CONSERVATION over the
disastrous fall in Russian securities
AZ home and abroad The one ming
which the government cannot do With
out Is money and whatever the response
10 the outlawed parliaments appeal to
the people 20 refuse 10 any longer
nav taxes. the whole future depends on
the ability of the government to con-
tnue It's foreign loan operations In the
future.
CAPITAL TRIUMPHANT.
The second installment Of the big loa'i
rsrotiated prior 20 the assembling Of
tar'ament Is due Aug. ! ana the out
iros in Russia has frightened the hold
srs into refusing to pay In any further
cash The situation has evidently
caused quite as much alarm among the
abroad az Il has al the treasury here.
Finance Minister Kokuyson has been
h,nbsrded By kilograms from French. !
English and German bankers urging On
f'n ihe necessity ~ supporting the
market. This accounts for the activity
a. The government bankers IN bidding /
r, prices on the BourSe here and az |
MOSCOW Yesterday. az well as Tor the /
,osv yieg Of the future sent abroad by |
the Ofda Telegraph Agency last |
rIeht under VI. Kokovso inspiration. |
Asa matter Of fact the government /
can hardly be blind 10 the evidence un-
dsr hs nose that It is living over a |
,0lcsno and that the danger OF an /
ERUPTION Is far from ended.
REvOLUTIoNAR1Es CONFER.
For the last IS hours the central |
committees ~ the Social Democrats. |
Social Beyolutlonlsts. Peasant League. |
RAILROAD Mems union and Telegraph |
tfs union and the military committee |
have been comforting both separately |
ana Jointly with the parliamentary |
groups, not only on the question Of call |
.ng a general strike. but actually on the |
question Of attempting "a counter coup |
deiat by setting up a provisional gov \
eminent No final decision has yet /
been taken, but practically all the pro- /
har.tt organizations. including that Of /
ne railroad men. but excepting the /
iefuaphers. have already pronounced |
in favor Of this step The members OF
The Group Of Toll and Social Demo-
crafts ~ the outlawcd parliament be-
lave that another course Is open and |
iuWocably committed on the surface.
Win mo Constitutional Democrats. 10 |
ds'ountenancing any active revolu-
nomy step but secretly they have
arree1 20 support or Join IN e II Il
ean Do successfully insugurated. over
bundled ~ them met last night I'm
inland. under the presidency 81 Prof |
Ahukon. Conferences viii be held by
representatives. Of other groups this
afternoon and the possible extent Of the
support which a revolutionary move
llehi Wiu receive from the army IL
therefore vital. At Helslngfors. Fin
tla' tuesday nisht. 1900 soldiers and
sailors of the garrison took an oath 10
Ushl on the side o. the people,
GOVERNMENTS BLuNDER.
i is quite apparen; 10 dlslnteros,ed
observers n the situation that the
tolernment In entering on its present
oley made a perhaps fatal blunder
N acking the hardihood 70 arrest the
,,emhers 81 the outlawed parliament
u us desire 10 save its face" II fear
n 70 50 further than prohibiting the
l-oacslion Of the address of pnrlia-
NEAT 90 the country and preventing
ne members from giving public sc-
t'lnls or their stewardship 10 their
constituents. But this decision only
Nu the members OF parliament per-
hfaly free TO conduct A conspiracy
,g2ins, The life Of the government.
Nhen the plot Is complete and the
htai has gone forth arrests VIII be
less and the government will again |
ia That I, acted too late I'm closing |
,lt political clubs which has been fol-
lNed by the closing Of all the work.
mons unions and suspected tea
A'lsea The project n police has Is
go another PROCLAMATION warning
.D' population that persons guilty ~
armed resistance 10 the authorities or
nlee, or 81 attempts 60 commit po-
nucal crimes Will be given over 20 the
.slaer mercles Of military courts mar
way while lesser offenses. like particle
tlon IN the formation Of Leagues IN
.'mout 20 strikes, etc. viii be pun
nable enthusiastically without trial.
lne Of 1880 aud Imprisonment
VI rom three 20 six months.
MAY USE HARsHER MEANS.
=, ne reports from the provinces IN.
.a'e hat the authorities do not
~ 10 employ hsrsher measures than
800 800 Al the capital, The editors of ,
!. '.ssoaied newspspers are ocmpelisf ,