Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-28
REVOLT NOT YET RIPE
Russian Factions Postpone
 Outbreak of Revolution.
POLAND CALLS FOR GENERAL STRIKE
District of Kharkov Preparing For Armed Uprising to Proclaim . epublic-Msnifesto to All
 Glasses of the People.


 ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S.-The efforts of the revolutionary parties, ex. cept the Rightists, in the late lower house of parliament, which at the proper moment were to proclaim a provisional government, came to naught owing to the opposition of the Constitutional Democrats, who appar- ently are afraid of compromising them selves, while one wing, headed by NJ. Naboukoff, showed that they already had been won over to the side of the ministry against the programme of open revolution.
 In spite of the activity of the police representatives of four parties in the late house, the Constitutional Demo crats, the Democratic Reformers. the Socialists and the Group of Toll, about fifty in number. succeeded in assem- bling last night in a private house, where they deliberated on the proposal of the Socialists and Group of Foil to form q joint committee with power. "when the situation justified' an out break of a general strike or armed re- volt, either to convoke the old parlia- nent and assume the reins of govern nent or proclaim q constituent assem- ply.
 The Constitutional Democrats object cd to the plan and proposed instead the appointment of four committees which would work in cooperation, but with out formal union.
 At the end of a long conference it was decided not to attempt immediate ly to summon the people to declare c general strike or armed uprising.
 The determining factor in the de cision was the advice of the revolution ary military committee. which report. cd that the time was not quite ripe.
 It was decided. however, energetical- ly to push preparations and to address manifestoes to the army and navy, peasants. workmen and the people gen. erslly.
 Half a dozen government spies have been found dead in the industrial sec ton of St. Petersburg. political assas- sinatlons are increasing in Poland and small strikes are reported to have been declared In many places in the provinces.
 The police searched the house of Professor Borodln. of the University of St Petersburg. where meetings of the parliamentary Group sf Foil were being held. and seized all the papers of the committee. At Kharkov the revolutionists are actively preparing for an armed uprising and a reprocla- nation of the republic of Kharkov.
 The French vice consul there has re- ceived very disquleting news from French industrial establishments. At Yuzovka. the principal smelting cen ter in the south of Russia. 4o.o0o workmen have armed themselves and have organized a disciplined rife legion of IOoo members under former army officers. The Russian troops are useless In the emergency. having fra ternized with the strikers almost con tinuousiy- The wo-kmen's demands amount practically to confscztion of the plants
 At Breslau handbills have been posted calling on vorkme1 to enter upon q general strike at { o'clcck this morning throughout the Rus sian Polish frontier districts All fac torieS. the hzndbsH declares. must be cio<ed and trzins stopped wherever 0ey are at tbe t1me anne1nced wi<nr