Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-19
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Advanced Radicals Denounce Consti.
tutiOnal Democrats.
REVOLUTION Is RIFE
Significant Meetings Have Been Held
at 81. Petersburg and Some Of
the Speakers Advocated
Extreme Measures.

st. Petersburg. June is.-The Con.
stitutionai Democrats seem almost
ready to throw In their lot with the
ReyolutIonist party. Popular agitation
Is 80 great that at a c~ucus lasting
three mornings the question of chang.
Ing the party's status and abandoning
any further attempt to postpone an
open rupture with the government was
seriously debated. Roditlcher and
Naboukofi, leaders OF the Constitution
al Democrats in the lower house. urged
the absolute necessity OF keeping pace
with the revolutionary movement. and
In insisting that unless they moved for.
ward TO battle Immediately they would
be overwhelmed and left stranded
Professor Milukoff. NJ. winayer and
others counseled caution. saying Il was
not yet time to bend to the storm. but
the radicals were In the majority.
The Novoe vremya Monday says the
Constitutional Democrats actually re-
solved TO break with the government
within a few days. but NJ. Strive. edi.
tor OF the Osvobojednle informed the
Associated Press that no decision had
been taken. lie admitted. however.
the leaders plan was secret. Many
Liberals fear rupture and regard the
contemplated move as n grave order.
They claim the Constitutional Demo
Gratis cannot hope 10 keep step with
the Advanced Radicals. who at a meet.
ing held in the suburbs OF ST. Peters.
burg Sunday night not only condemn
ed the lower house OF parliament. but
characterized the Constitutional Demo
Gratis as traitors. NJ Aladdin was
Kissed because he tried 10 explain the
absurdity of the contention that the
house must demand that the emperor
summon a constituent assembly. The
meeting refused 10 listen TO state
ment that the government could not
be asked 20 sign its own death war
rant The constituent assemblies. he
said. were constituted and not sum
mOned By the government Orators 40
the meeting glorihed the coming dicta.
torship OF the proletariat and Chcered
the cries OF down with the govern
ment and the middle classes,"
Bakeries continue closed. Strikers
are threatening 10 wreck shops where
attempts are made to bake bread. Lit.
tie hardship, however, has thus far re-
suited. The lower classes were warned
and supplied themselves with black
bread in advance The strike Of the
bakers Is 10 be followed in n few days
by a butchers strike. News from the
interior shows the wave OF the strike
IS spreading,
The usual number OF robberies were
reported Monday, emphasizing the
growing OF lawlessness and anarchy
in the country There have been two
train robberies In the eau
casus and three stage coaches were
held up In Poland.
A case OF arms and 5000 cartridges
have been confscated at Riga on an I
steamer.
The government seems 10 fear n
repetition OF the November mutiny az /
Cronstadt fortress. where sailors and /
marines and soldiers and workmen /
were reported 20 be extremely turbu- /
lent Two infanty regiments have been
hastily dispatched 90 CrOnstadt from
Krasnoye Selp and two batteries OF
artillery and two machine gun batter
ies have been sent from Oranienbaum.
The streets OF Cronstadt are filled with
troors and well-to-do inhabitants are
hurricdly leaving the island on which
the town ls situated