The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
 ARE CONFIDENT Car Urged to Dissolve
 Douma. NO HOPE FOR GOREMYKIN Ministers Urge Nicholas to Take
 Bull by Horns. Parliament, However, is cenndent oa It's Strength and is Biding fts
 Time to strike Fatal
 Blow.

St. Petersburg, June 30.-The upper most question now is how long the present deadlock between Parliament and the government can continue. Pre- mier Goremykin is not longer factor In the situation. but some of hts col- leagues. headed by Minister of Agrf- culture Stichinfsky, realizing that un- less the government fights the cabinet must fall are earnestly advising the emperor to take the bull by the horns and dissolve Parliament
 They have submitted a memorandum to the emperor advising him to take this course on the ground that Par liament has ceased to be a legislative body and Is simply the centre of rev- olutionary agitation and urging that immediate action Is necessary,
 They contended that the army as q whole. can still be relied upon Ff- nance Minister Kokavsoff and Minister of Justice Chichegloviton. on the oth- CT hand. consider that an attempt to forcibly dissolve parliament would be fatal The former. who is ambitious to become premier. seems to be cham pioning the formation of a mixed. re-4 sponsible ministry in the hope that the emperor will charge him to under take lis formation.
 In the meantime 1t Is announced that
 the cruise which the Emperor and hts
 family will take in Finnish waters will
 be made at the end of next wek. The
 imperial yacht will be escorted by two
 warships.
 Democrats are Confident. The Constitutional Democrats in Par
 liament appear confident that victory
 in their fight for responsible mfnfs- try is not far off and with the pros poets of aeeding to power becoming brighter the breach between them ana 1 the Radicals in Parliament Is getting | broader. The latter. as shown during. | yesterday's debate to have thrown on the, | mask and desire to make Pariinmeutl | practically the central revolutionary l committee for the country and have ~ l assist in the convocation of a ccnstttp-]
 ent assembly. while the Constitutiona1 | Democrats would be satisfied with A1 | constitutional monarchy. which they 1 believe to be assured if they get the | reins In their hands,
 I The mern.,arE of the deputation from the group of toll sent Into the coun- 1 try districts. to test the temper oe | the peasants have returned and rr- l port that the latter ar eeven more anN- | ious for the signal to rise. The dele-
 gates concilied patience until AT | gust. l The estate in Oral Province or ! Prince svaitopolk- Mirsky. the former I minister of the interior was burned nx .,A4eants last night. Cossacks nAyN | been dispatched to the scene. NM Aft.sken and Ailadins the peas- l ant leaders in parliament have rece- 1 ived A warning from the League ICY tte Salvation Of Russia. that thav | have been sentenced to death | sergeant belonging to the 0naNa regiment which has just returned frcm l th Baltic regions where it parttcipated ! in the suppression of the revolutionary l disorders was killed yesterday n frprt 1 oY his company at Krasnoc-9aIo i camp The company was presumed tp i fire A round of blank cartridges. but | inc sergeant fell -ead with bullet l through his body. There Is no doubt
 that he was killed by design.