The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-06
RUSSIAN LEADER SAYS
CABINET MUST FALL
PROMINENT FACTOR IN COUNCILS OF THE CoNsT1
TUTIoNA1 DEMOCRATS SAYS THE COMING OF
RESPONSIBLE PARLIAMENTARY MINISTRY IN
RUSSIA IS AT HAND

providing for the abolition of the death
penalty, broke up in disorder when
General Pavloh. the military procura-
tor. attempted to address the house
in behalf OF General Rudiger. the min
lister of war. His appearance in the
tribune was the signal for an out
burst of cries. Murderer" "Assas-
SIM" Organizer of Jewish massa-
crest" from the members OF the group
of toll, in which the entire Left joined.
The members OF the house pounded
their desks, shouted. whistled and re-
ing their displeasure.
General Pavloff. after listening to
the storm for several minutes. turned
to President Mouromtseff. bowed, half
smiling, signified his acceptance of the
situation and left the tribune. NJ. Mou-
romtseff. who appeared to be thor
oughly angered at the demonstration,
endeavored to quell it with his voice
and the violent ringing of the bell
used in calling the house to order. but
he abandoned his fruitless task and
left the chair. signifying that the ses-
sion was adjourned. General Paw
loft, who remained in the house, said
he was willing to make another effort
to deliver his speech in case NJ
Mouromtseff so decided.
The appearance of General Pavloff
was preceded by a long speech from
NJ. Kusmin-Karavieff, introducing the
bill providing for the abolition of the
death penalty, and an address by the
Minister of Justice. NJ. Chtcheglovitoff.
defending the necessity for the penalty
owing to the number of political
crimes under the prevailing conditions
of anarchy and terrorism, which were
a menace to all humanity and civili-
cation in Russia. The minister re-
ferred to recent legislation in the
United States against anarchists and
anarchist crimes to show that all ma
tons, even the most advanced, recOg-
med the need of stirring measures.
He raised a laugh by saying that he
was in entire sympathy with the de-
sire of the house to abolish tine death
penalty as far as the breaking OF
quarantine" was concerned. NJ.
Chtcheglovitoff had scarcely spoken
five minutes when few Radicals at
tempted to interrupt him with cries of
Enough! Enough" but NJ. Mouromt-
self sternly depressed them. saving
that such methods of closing sitting
OF the house were utterly inadmis-
sible." This statement was greeted
by heatry round OF applause.
The members of the Group of Toll
also made demonstration when NJ.
Chtcheglovitoff had finished speaking,
but the house generally did not take
part in it.
Captain Matveieff, the naval pro-
curator, answering an Interpolation
for the marine minister Admiarl Biri-
left, refused to furnish the information
requested, seeking refuge in paragraph
IS of the fundamental law.
Immediately after the session had
been broken up, the Group OF Toll and
the constitutional democrats called
caucuses of their respective parties.
The Group of Toll decided to make
noisy demonstration every time Paw
loft reappeared, holding that it was
better to drive out one man than to
have the whole party go out, as they
could not listen to the words of a
murderer.
The constitutional democrats re-
solved to try to dissuade the Group of
Toll from carrying out the decision.
ASAAAASA ool MIL !" DIS summoned
to Peterhof, presumably in connec-
ton with the reorganization OF the
cabinet.
The "Bourse Gazette" today says it
is rumored that General Trepoff, COM
mandant of the palace, has at last fall
len into imperial disfavor, and is about
to leave Peterhof.
NJ. Stolypin, the minister of the in
terror, who, more than any other men,
her of the cabinet, seems to be trying
to appease parliament by an attitude
OF frankness, publicly announced to-
day that the government was prepared
to accept the laws which the lower
house is considering, for establishing
liberty OF conscience and freedom Of
meeting and association.
NJ. Stolypin favors coalition minis
try, composed of constitutional demo-
Gratis and the moderate elements. He
does not regard peaceful outcome as
hopeless.
Fresh disorders are reported among
the sailors of the 18th division, who
were the ringleaders of the Cronstadt
mutiny. The outbreak arose osten-
sibly owing to bad food, but this, of
course, is pretext. The demands of
the men were satisfied.