Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-27
EMPEROR IS IN HIGH SPIRITS.
Ne is Sure He Pursued Right
Course in SURPRISING the
Parliament.
yrture Policy. "strong Handed Re-
form"-Stolypin Issues Orders 20
Prevent Meetings.

81 Petersburg, July 27.--At the end
nj long series Of conferences between
,he representatives Of the central COM
,nlttees Of the Social Democrats, Social
Reyolutionists, Peasants League,
Workmen's Councils Of Moscow and st,
Petersburg. the Group Of Toll, members
OF the outlawed parliament and profess
slonal leagues II was decided not TO
attempts Immediately to summon the
people TO declare a general strike or
armed uprising. The determining fac
tor In the decision was the advice Of
the revolutionary military committee
which reported that the time was not
quite ripe. II was decided. however, TO
energetically push preparations and to
address manifestos TO the army and
navy, peasants, workmen and the peo-
ple generally.
CAR Is PLEASED.
The emperor Is apparently convinced
that he took the right course in sup
pressing parliament. A member OF the
nobility enjoying personal relations
With the sovereign and who saw him
yesterday. Informed the Associated
Press today that the emperor displayed
exceptionally high spirits Two weeks
ago when he saw the emperor he
seemed under a great mental strain
over the situation. But with "psrlia!
ment OF his hands" and the govern
ment free TO pursue its own poll
cy again a great burden appeared TO be
lifted from his Shoulders
STRONG HANDED REFORM.
The original plan Of creating an ad-
Nisory council the emperor having
broken down Premier stolypin's pur-
pose. is 10 form a reorganlzed cabinet
containing nom bureaucratic elements
which viii be able TO introduce the poll
cy 81 strong handed reform" pro.
claimed by the government He has
secured tentative acceptances from NJ.
Guchkoff. the prominent moderate
member Of the Moscow zemstvo; Prince
Georsi Evgororovich Lvoff Of lula;
Prince Nikolai Nikolaievltch Lvoff OF
Saratov, and NJ. Stakoyich OF Orel. up
on the condition that no less than half
the portfolios are TO be given 10 non.
hureaucrats and that a broad. coneilla-
tory program Of reform" viii be pro-
claimed in the hope OF calming the pop
ulation. Some Of these with whom NJ
stolypin is negotiating are insisting
mat the program must include an un-
e4uiyocal declaration IN favor Of plac-
ing the Jews and Az other inhabitants
on an equal footing before the law.
APPEAL TO PEOPLE.
The Official Rossla, in a rather pa
ihfiH leading article today summons
thf people who really desire 10 see Rus
ga generated TO abandon their indlf-
iefsnt attitude toward the revolution
ana strike hard for the government
which Is opening the doors 10 an era
q refo-m, declaring that mo govern
mont has the right to try experiments
With the country"
A SToLYPIN CIRCULAR.
Running parallel with the liberal
promises, a. Stolypin has issued an
oiher circular 10 the governors. in
hiIucung them 20 Keep close watch on
.he population TO prevent meetings
Uhalhg TO lawless acts and giving them
authority 10 expel dangerous characters
ana arrest persons belonging 10 revolu-
uoiary parties, and when found In Dos.
session OF discriminating documents. to
exile them TO the uttermost limits
Of the empire"
IN EXCEPTIONAL SECURITY"
Tlans-Caucasia has been placed under
state of exceptional security The
decision regarding the proposed general
slIlke Is SIN In the balance. The con-
,'ishces OF the leaders are being great
hdInpered by the activity Of the DO
nee Who all day yesterday and last
Nlsht bounded Them from place 10
pace. The hope OF the leaders being
auie 70 bring about a genuine coup
.lat, however. Is vanishing.
me reports OF the support To be ex-
t''ed from the army are dlsappoint-
lae ana certain faint-heartedness is no.
ihe among the leaders produced
NJ Tear Of failure In the face Of the
imposing array Of the governments
NlNisry forces. \ section OF the Con.
suiuuonal Democrats has Withdrawn
nom an participation In the conspiracy.
being ready TO sanction the opening
az civil war
GOVT SPIES MURDERED.
Half a dozen government spies were
iuund dead In the Industrial section al
~ Petersburg this morning. Political
destinations are Increasing IN Poland
ana small strikes are reported TO have
u,th declared In many places In the
provinces. bot the peasant movement.
20 lar as the reports show. Is not gath
Ding headway Half OF the Seminov-
SKY guard regiment has been 10 Cron-