The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-05

st. Petersburg, July 5-There was
stormy scene in the lower house
of parliament today, which further
emphasized the split between the
Constitutional Democrats and their
radical allies and the group of toll.
NJ. Sidelnekof, a radical Cossack
member, was beaten last night by
the police, after exhorting crowd
of people to resist the police who
were breaking up a mass meeting.
When the session of the house open
ed today NJ. Sidelnekoff proposed that
the house interrogate the minister of
the interior, asking him wnat meas
ures had been taken to punish the
policemen guilty of assaulting a mem
ber of parliament and to prevent the
recurrence OF such incidents.
NJ. Alladin, a fiery orator of the
house, made a wild harangue in de-
nunciatiOn of the government for per
mitting such violations of the invio-
liability of the persons of members.
He declared that he expressed the
views of the group of toll in announc-
ing tnat if such incidents recur no
minister would be permitted to speak
in the house, and that he could not
answer for their personal safety. The
speaker was finally forced, amid a
wild tumult, to leave the tribune.
The Interior Minister then gave
the house assurance that ample mea-
sures would be taken to insure the
invioIability of persons of members
and that if the police were guilty in
this case they would be punished.
Cries of derision compelled the min
lister to cease speaking. President
Mouroveff administered a severe re-
bulle to the members left for lower
ing the dignity of the house. The in
terrogation was adopted unanimously.
Emperor Nicholas has taken the
almost unprecedented step of public
ly directing Grand Duke Nicholae-
witch, commander of the forces of the
military district of St. Petersburg, to
investigate and take measures to stop
the disorders among troops. General
Ozeroff has been dismissed in dis
grace.
All attempts to purge the army of
the spirit of disloyalty will, however,
probably prove futile. The revolu-
tionists are rejoicing at the success
of what they regard as the final
phase of the work of preparing for
the coming revolution. Further exten-
sion of the agrarian disorders is re
ported The issues of five great news
papers of this city were confscated
last night. Over two hundred papers
in the interior have been seized dur
ing the last fortnight.
Mayor Dismissed.
Bialystock, July 5.-Gen. Bogalev-
ski, temporary governor general of
Bialystock, which is still under mar
tial law, mas dismissed the mayor
because he refused to accept a petit
ton from the inha asking for
the converting of an extraordinary ses
sion of the town council TO deny the
accuracy of the report of General Ba-
der, former governor general on the
recent massacre of Jews here. Twelve
policemen have been indicted for
participation in rioting.
General Strike of ProIetariat.
Tif1is, Caucasia, July 5.-A general
strike has been declared by the pro-
letariat organizations here in sympa-
thy with the demand for pardon of
27 soldiers sentenced to be shot be-
cause they refused to fire on the
populace during the disturbances
here last March. If the condemned
men are executed a revolt of the gar
riSon is feared.