Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-06
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count of the refusal OF the constitutional
democrats TO participate in a coalition
cabinet Premier Goremykin today reiter-
ated in private conversation the statement
that he was anxious to retire.
The council Of the empire today con-
firmed the credentials Of all it's members,
though there remains some question as to
to the validity OF the election OF NJ Gus
hakoff on account Of his having been
convicted and exiled to Siberia forty years
ago for participation in the first plot to
assassinate Alexander II. NJ. Oushakor
subsequently was pardoned and changed
his views, being now considered almost a
reaotionary.
The domiciIe method the government is
adopting TO couhteract the revolutionary
spirit among the workmen is illustrated by
a proclamation issued today by the project
of police of Moscow. While prohibiting
under heavy penalty open air meetings the
carrying of arms and the melting of strikes,
! It orders employers of manual artisans,
such as bakers, carpenters and shoemakers,
| to introduce the ten-hour day, instead Of
the twelve-hour day. to not require Sunday
labor. and to improve the food and lodgings
Of employees, under the same penalties as
are invoked against the workmen. The
project has also ordered that striking build
ing trades employees shall be expelled from
Moscow. The Moscow city council has de-
cided that relief for the unemployed shall
nc be extended to strikers.
Police activity against the patriots
who are trying to inclte anti-Jewish up
| risings Is reported from various sections
of the country. The local authorities evil
] hoxr faIra cha
in sentiment in oficiaI circles at st. Peters
! burg since publicity was given to the
Bialystok events. The policeman Of Bialy-
/ stUk, who was caught hiring the revolver
] shots which were ascribed to Jewish revolu-
! tionists, precipitatng a renewal Of the
massacre there, has been dismissed from
the service. He pleaded that he was drunk
at the time and had no intention Of provok-
! ing a renewal of the excuses.
! The projected visit OF deputation of
the lower house, TO the interparliamentary
conference at London probably will be
abandoned. Representative men cannot be
spared at present. and the leaders are
afraid OF the irresponsible utterances OF
'netherweights." -,.y-
There was stormy scene at the opening
OF the lower house OF Parliament which
further emphasized the split between the
constitutional democrats and their radical
allies and the group OF toll
NJ Sidelnikon, a radical member OF the
house, was In the hands Of the police last
night, after having been arrested for ex-
horting a crowd of people to resist the po-
lice who were breaking up one OF the mass
meetings. which are becoming more fire.
Quent. When M. SidelnikofI was searched
at police headquarters y a revolver Was
found. He was released later in the even
ing When the house opened today NJ.
Sidelnikoff gave his version Of the affair
and proposed that the house interpeIlate
the minister Of the interior. asking him
what measures had been taken to punish
the policemen who were guilty OF assault
ing a member OF Parliament and to pre-
vent a recurrence OF such incidents In the
future.
[ NJ. Alladin, the merry Danton Of the house.
then made q Wild harangue in denuncia tion
OF the government for permitting such vio-
latiOns Of the inviolability Of the persons
of the members. He declared that he ex-
pressed the views OF the group of toll when
he announced that II such an incident re-
CURED no minister would be permitted TO
speak in the house and he could not even
answer for their personal safety The
statements OF M. Alladln became 40 Vio-
lent that President Mouromtseff repeat
eddy called him to order. and the speaker