The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-22
MUTINY SPREADING
Russian Soldiers xiii Their Colonel for
r. Sabering Trooper.

GtuSSldA SU.C1C1S IAI!4 4i4S44 SoICAAS4 ASA
sabering Trooper.
St. Petersburg, June 22.--Dispatches
report that the garrison Of Braznoya-
rex. capital Of the province of Yenase1,
and one Of the principal cities Of s1be.
Of hand. =
The trouble was caused by an intoxl-
Gated colonel named Shurin, who hear,
men, sabered one Of The soldiers The
latter's companions thereupon felled
the colonel with clubs. Two of the
soldiers were arrested and as soon as
the news spread, the regiment mutinied
and demanded the release of their COM
rades. Captain Kobmin, who ordered
his company to fire On the mutlneers,
was killed by his own. men. Tho en-
tire. population of Kraznoyarsk is IN
panic. !.
visited Cronstadt yesterday and. urged
the mutinous sailors to return Loyalty
to their duty.
Almostsa Massacre.
Kieloe, Polish city. with a great
Jewish population, was on the verge
Yesterday of an experience such as that
thru which Bialystok has just passed.
During a religious progress shot was
fred. wounding a gendarme, but the
police succeeded in holding the popu-
lace in check The man who fired the
shot. Pole, was arrested.
At Gomel, where rumors OF an I'M
the military authorities yesterday SUM
moned deputation of Jews, who de
clared they had evidence that lexcesses
were being planned and even named the
leaders Of the plot, but the command.
ant succeeded in reassuring them: ,
Probably as the direct result of the
Bialystok affair the Jews Of Moscow
synagogue in the city which had been
closed for twenty years. The project
in announcing the emperor's decision
asked the rabbis to use their influence
with the Jewish youth to restrain then
from the revolutionary course.
. Tartars Attack Armenians.
At Erivan Tartars yesterday unex
pectedly attacked Armenians at tn
Bazaar, shooting them down as the,
rushed from the booths. The troop
were forced to fire several volleys a
the houses from which the Tartars wer
firing. The full extent of the casual
ties has not been ascertained. Thre
Armenians are known to have beer
killed and five wounded and it is re
ported that the Tartar casualties wer
greater.
A courtmartial at Warsaw yesterda:
tried four men accused of killing pc
liceman. Three Of the accused wer
sentenced to be hanged and the fourt
to ten years imprisonment.
Trepoff Boldly Denounced.
Prince Urusoff, former assistant mir
:ster of the interior, addressing the low
CT house of parliament yesterday, cred
ted M. Stolypin, the interior ministe1
personally with the desire to act justl
and correctly; but, he said, the guilt Q
the outrages must be sought highe
up.'' in the malign influence outsid
the. ministry. He then pointed directl
to General Trepoff, saying that SO lon
as persons, by training policemen an
by inclination outragers, were able
have their will, so long will excess an
massacres of Jews disgrace the honor {
Russia
The former assistant in the ministr
of the interior said he had evidenc
that Komissaroff, the official in chare
of the press upon which the proclam
lions had been printed, had not acte
upon his own responsibility, but on o
lers from the Hman higher up,' an
quoted Komissarof as boasting of h
ability to arrange Jewish massacres
meg sure, killing 10 to 10000 as decire
Interior Minister Stolypin, amid co
slant Interruptions, attempted to repl
declaring he alone was now responsib
for the affairs Of his department and