The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

i out that the workmen's unions are without funds to carry on t pi otractod
 struBgls andt he was disposed. like many of his class, te contend that the real power behind the scenes are the ricH Jews who are interested in strik. ing blow at Russia's credit. which wotld compel the Government to come to terms on the Jewish question. M Onipiko. who was a member of the group of tofi In the outInwed Parlia. mtnt. has been arrested at Cronstadt and 1t is said that there is little doubt that he participated in Oranienbaum In the conspiracy which resulted in ths uprising at Cronstadt.
 Resorts of renewed firing at Con- siadt reached here this morning. but | telegraph communication is cut, and it is irnpossibIe to ascertain what has oc- cured.
 squadron of warships arrived at | Constadt last night. The vessels are anchored under the guns of the forts. According to the reports from Reval. the trouble there is not over. It ap- pears that the crews of the torpedo boat Abrek and the destroyer Posi- Axova summoned to join in the nlutiny. ran their ships ashore and took to the woods. The loyal part of the crowds of the Abrek opened the vessels sea cocks ko prevent her from failing Into the hands of the rebeia
 The railroad stations, which are cc- cupied by troops. were the scene of considerable excitement this afternoon. but trains were running regularly. The railroad men spoke in Q rather, de- spondenf tone of being called on to strike, sand it was evident that they would enter the struggle with heavy hearts.
 The Novoe vremya. the only unofn- cial paper to appear today, declares the s'nation seems determined to com init harff- -kari.v and reviews the beast ality Of the mutineers at Cronstadt in their attacks on the officers as show ing what tho country may expect if the mob gets tho upper hand. The paper says the mutineers tied | rope with a stone at one end around the neck of one of the officers atid threw him into in the fa1a Of another ofncer with the butt of q E1e and broke the legs of Mnae 7Aes hk sister of Colonel Alex anderoR. wlsc threw herself between her hrothSs and some sailors while the latter we4i fofetnw taAlr way into their house. ast9 stat ser to death With bayanefa
 ft turns ouf that the servants of Col onel AlexMrarpx and Captain vzsfch- insky delivered khesn ifp ta fis4 ls,siti- naeFs. alfE Ssess servants were as51onr. the niurderefs who were tfied by dfuni head conftraartiai and shet When they were offered the services of d priest, six of the men sentenced 70 death refused to accept the sacranint and only expressed repentance. After such evidence of the mob's spirit. the Novce Vremya appeals to all who desire to prevent repetition of the horrors and terrofs of the rev. olution in France to discontinue their attitude of indifference and rally to the side of law and order From personal talks with wofkmen in the different quarters of the city. the Associated Press finds ttrong sentiment in fa- vor of the strike. but disposition to stand back until its success is as- sured since 1t involves misery. priva- ton and bloodshed ,and In the cases oe failure. even worse conditions.
 So far as abcertainable the rcvolu- tionists have no great supply of funds The leaders say that the major portion of what they had has been "confis- cated."
 Secret information was received here today to the efHect that the workmen's council of MoBcow proclaimed strike there today. The railroad men have not issued a proclamation. calling a strike, but the leaders expect to call one not later than Tuesday
 The revoiutionists claim to have pos itive information that q conference of the chiefs of the military and secret police was held last night at which the question whether the troops will obey orders to fire on the people, was con sidered.
 The officers express grave doubt as to whether the soldiers.s especially those of the guard regiments, would obey without provocation. The rev. olutionists add that 1t was arranged