Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-22
TRIES TO SLAY TREP0FF.
WOMAN MASQUERADES AS PRIE
CESS NARISKIN AND FAILS TO
FIRE REVOLVER.
PLANS DOUMA'S RUIN.
The Rech Declares Country Should De
mand Dismissal of Ministry and
Stand by Congress.


commandment of the palace. by a we'll
dressed woman masquerading as Prln-
cess Narishkin. According to the rumor
tho woman gained admittance to the pal
ace and when Trepoff appeared she drew
a revolver, but it was seized before she
could fire.
The story is denied by the police, but
40 are all reports rejecting on the au-
thorities.
Trepoff Plans Douma's Ruin.
In spite of the governments de-
NAL that it intends to order a parliament
airy recess the Rech today expressed the
fear that a coup d'etat is imminent and
appealed to the country to make its voice
heard in favor of the dismissal of the
ministry and a proIongation of the exist
ence of Parliament.
An official denial has been given out
of the report that members of the min
istry participated in the sessions OF the
Trepoff star chamber, at Peterson, which
it is understood has decided that Par
lament must be got rid of and is only
hesitating in regard to the method.
To Clean Out Parliament.
Three ways are proposed:
First-To order a recess of Parliament
for three months.
Second-,To dissolve Parliament and order
new elections based on universal suffrage,
in the hope that the temper of the Parlia-
ment thus elected will be different from
that of the present body.
Third-To declare the council of the en-
pfre or upper house the representative Douy
until q new Parliament is elected.
There are two features of the situa-
ton which make the court camarllla
pause-the early necessity for more
money and the dismay over the growing
disaffection of the troops.
Caucasus in Turmoil.
The lawlessness in the Caucasus is
growing. In spite of the patrols Of sol
diers and police, murder and robbery are
unchecked in Tifis. At noon today tif-
teen brlgands boarded a car in the cen
ter of the city and held up and searched
the passengers, taking their purses and
jewelry. No arrests were made.
The inter-race war between the Ar
menians and the Tartars is spreading.
Horrors at Bialystok.
The correspondent of the Bourse Ga
zette says he was utterly unnerved by
the sights he witnessed at Bialystok.
Merely saying that the corpses were
mutilated," the correspondent writes.
''fails to describe the awful facts. The
faces of the dead have lost all human
semblance, and the corpses simply are
crushed masses of flesh and bones soak
ing in blood
Some of the corpses were marked
with fire. These had been brought from
a burned tannery and showed bullet and
bayonet marks"
The revolutionary attitude of the Con-
stitutional Democrats in Parliament is
ominous. The NovOe Vremya says the
Constitutional Democrats actually have
resolved to break with the government
within a few days.
More News of Crime.
The massacre of Jews at Biaiystok
has added to the general excitement and
the revelations which the commission of
the lower house are expected to make
will only add fuel to the flames. Thus
far the censor at Bialystok refuses to al
low press correspondents to send any
thing rejecting on the authorities.
Dispatches from the interior today
bring the usual chronicle of murder and
robbery. Fresh strikes are reported at
Kaluga, Krementchug, Zhitomir, Volsk
and listing Veliki, but the success of
the attempt to precipitate general
strike is by no means assured. The en-
gineers of the Moscow railway have de-
cideG not to take out their locomotives
tomorrow. The government has made
the most elaborate preparations to meet
held in readiness at all the stations of
st. Petersburg and Moscow
Provision Prices Doubled.
The masons and stonecutters joined the
bakers in the strike today and the
butchers will follow their example to-
morrow. The prices of bread and meat
have been doubledf
The news from Cronstadt continues
disquieting. The troops sent to the
island are camping outside the city. The
Twentieth Century, formerly The Russ,
says the situation is so dangerous that
the breech-blocks have been removed
from the guns of the warships in the
harbor.
The troops at Asovsky today openly
applauded revolutionary procession of
5000 miners and workmen.
Big Revolt in a Month
Private letters from Kharkoff predict
that the entire south of Russia will be
in a state of open revolution in a month.
Bloodshed Was Incited.
NJ Vinaver, member of the lower
House, today received the following dis
patch from NJ. Jacobson, member OF
the commission sent to Bialystok by the
lower House of Parliament to investigate
the Jewish massacres there:
Order was restored yesterday. Seventy
eight Jews and six Christians have been
buried. The majority of the dead were
killed with bayonets or rife bullets. The
total of the dead has not yet been estab-
lished. A Cossack yesterday killed a
passing Jew.
The city council has unanimously de-
clared that the massacre was not the result
of race hatred, but was due to provocation
and the troops and police participated In
the outrageS.
The reports that Jews and revolution
lists attacked the inhabitants are false.
DECLARE "LORD" A BIGAMIST.