The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-02

plckets are warming themselves, give a
touch OF picturesqueness 10 the streets'
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
The most important captures were made
today--Volknoff and Malinon, the chiefs
OF the fighting organization, and mem
bers of the national revolutionary party
The authorities are promising amnesty
for iHfaEma ton regarding the leaders and
the hiding places of arms, but only rev
are betraying their comrades. II is un-
derstood that the prisoners VIII be tried
by court martial and some OF the papers
say that those caught with arms in their
hands will be given short shrlt.
The last Of the casualties and losses 10
property are being compiled at Governor
General Dubassoffs headquarters and are
AT the Bourse today prominent manu-
facturer estimated the damage done IN
American factories. OF which the New
York Air Brake company, the Barry
Boiler company and the Singer Manu-
featuring company are the principal,
The employees OF the Air-Brak COM
pany. whose works are situated at Luz
bertgi. attempted TO seize the premises
In order TO get possession of the eNplosive
but squadron OF dragons WAS dispatch
ed to the scene. and the troops prevented
the strikers from carrying out their
plan.
LEADERS SHOT DOWN.
Their leader who were marching at
The head Of the men. was shot down by
the officers in command OF the dragons.
which caused a panic and the strikers
fed.
Although the strike is Off, some CT tho
factories decided that IL is useless TO re-
commence work until Jan. p. Most Of
the other unchanged factories havo re-
sumed work.
The railroads and telegraph lines are
resuming business slowly. The directors
OF the Kazan line. have dismissed every
official or other employe of the line and
are engaging an entire new force. using
as a nucleus a few trustworthy veterans.
Other roads. probably will follow their
example.
WTr,TE rs CONFIDENT.
ST. Petersburg. Jan. 2-3 p. m.-The
government's strongly worded announce
ment yesterday that it proposes to pur-
sue to the bitter end. the policy Of put
ting down the Reds" following on the
heels OF the crushing OF the revolt at
Moscow, demonstrates the confidence OF
Premier Whites government. but 81 has
the ability to complete the task IL has
undertaken.
fidelity displayed by the troops
That the government was uncertain OF
how FAR the, extensive propaganda con-
Quoted by the rcvolutionists ia the army
had shaken the loyalty or the troops 10
unquestionable, but the events OF the last
fortnight. it seems TO believe. has proved
completely reassuring o nthts point
Despite the ruthless fashion I'm which
the war against the Reds f. conducted,
the government IL taking every oppor-
tunlty, by word and act to try 10 prove
60 the public that the repression or the
rcvolutionists does not involve the aban-
donment Of the reform program. but that
on the contrary their suppression IL
necessary IN order that the new regime
may be realized.
n was learned today by the Associated
Press through Premier witte himself
that last nights report that he was urg-
ing the immediate promuigation Of a con-
stitution Is Incorrect
STANDS by MANIFESTO.
the Ac-rra fneete LAe-r .---1f
stand firmly on the manifesto OF Oct So
Not one step I'm advance nor one step In
the rear will I go TIN the douma assem-
bles. All the energies OF the government
are now conseorated 10 the work of max
Ing possible the convocatlon ~ the repre-
sentetives OF the nation. at the earliest
possible moment"
The Molvo CRuss) bitterly assalls the
government FOR ito blind boast fulness in
asserting that the revolution " crushed"
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