Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-21
TWO OTHERS FOLLOWED SUIT
Took Possession Of Guns But on
Appearance Of Loyal Troops
Returned 10 Barracks.
Morale ~ Whole Army Being shaken
BN Revolutionary Propaganda
Mutlny In Fleet Predicted.

ST. Petersburg. June q 1850 a. m.-.
a serious muuny which FOR n time
threatened % place the fortress Of Sa.
yastopol m possessions O, the mutineers
was suppressed yesterday, according
Co q special dispatch 90 the Novoi
\remya. The mutny was started by
battalion Of fortress artillery which de-
clIned 20 obey orders. vhereupon ne
men were promptly dsarmci. Two
other baualions ,hou mutiuled AMI
took possession OF the guns m the
north shore batteries but on the an.
pearanro OF several loyal regiments OF
infantry the mdtneers abandoned the
idea OF lighting and returned TO their
barracks
Gen Nep.ue1. commander Of the fort.
ress Of Savastopol. is represented 10 De-
greatly concerned about the temper ,f
me sailors as well as tho soldiers =
the fortress That the morale II tie
whole army r. being shaken by the rev.
dictionary propaganda is proved by
i0c continual extension Of the rebel
ious outbreaks among the troops Il
appears to be confirmed that the BIOL.
scnof regiment az Lyazab has drlycl
out its officers and burned the armory.
Another report says the soldiers d..
liheately attacked the officers cllh
40 Eyazah killing one and wounding
two officers A panic prevails I'm the
town.
-Four companies Of the Yiborg reei-
mcnt stationed IN St Petersburg have
presented demands which were accelei
90 ana they have now returned 10 duty.
The soldiers " the notorious Seme-
novsky regiment. whore name became
synonymous with repression. owing d
the deeds committed by these troops
al Moscow. are reported 20 have held
a meeting and 20 have decided that
they cannot any longer endure 'he
public opprohrium and must wipe out
The stain on the regiment
The tenderness with which the mill.
tary officers are treating these and r..
curing exhibitions 0f the nutirous
spirit among the troops IS sufficient 81.
idence thst they fear the entire army
is infected
MuTINY ~ FLEET PREDICTED
New York. June 2i-Discussinr re-
ports rom London. which were denied
from 81 Petersburg " trouble
trpnsi1dt Ivan Ndrodny. a Russian
who came here Boo the interests Of the
reIolutloulsts. said yesterday.
There viii De soon q great mutiuv
900 The Baltic feet az CrOnsiadt with
vastly more success than the already
historic mutiny On the Black sea feef.
The captains commanding are in SYM
ptiny with The revolutionary move
Wcut and win declare 40 the appointed
time for reforms
The fact ls the army officers drawn
from the noble classes are in sympathy
with The men from the peasant ana
artisan classes The common people
and the mobiles in Russia are not sen-
arated by The gulf that stood between
these classes under the ancient regime
m France The mobiles throughout
husband the gentry. tOO-are the
peasants closest friends on the most
cordial and fr.endliest footing. The
mobiles are the backbone OF the revolu-
ton h Russia. The bureaucracy IL
drawn from neither class and Is hated
10y both classes
~ is the system which causes riots
like that az Bialystok
The reason Why the bureaucracy
stirs up this resentment against the
Jews Is that they are seen 20 be an ele-
Went strong FOR evOlution-radi ideals