Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-30
GET SINEWS OF WAR
"Reds" Rob Russian Govern
 ment of Thousands.
TWO OF CARS GENERALS SLAIN.

wv UT VLAkS GENEkALS SLAIN. nevolutionists Hold Up Two Trains, Killing Four Omcers and Five
 Soldiers, and Escape With S45,5OO Cash.
 ST. PETERSBURG, July 30.-The Russian Correspondence News, syn dicate working in opposition to the Russian government, has distributed report of conversation with NM. Roditcheff, Ostrogorski and Kovaleff- sky, members of the outlawed Russian parliament, who attended the confer ence of the Interparliamentary union in London. who have returned to Rus sia. M. Roditcheff, when asked If the quiet with which the dissolution of parliament had been received by the Russian people was not a bad indica- tion for the reform cause, said:
 Not at all. The answer will be given by the fighting parties. They will return to the argument of bombs, and the peasants will refuse to pay taxes and will resort to uprisings. Only few weeks, perhaps couple of months will elapse before an organiz- ed opposition will break out Pre- nier St0lypin himself, if he has any real intention Of governing without the use of force alone, will find that he must reckon with the demands of the people for parliament"
 United States Ambassador Meyer was summoned to Peterhof to enlight- en the czar upon how the news of his dissolving of the douma had been re- ceived in America and what impression 1t had produced upon the government at Washington.
 It is said that the czar gave the American ambassador positive assur- ance that he certainly will establish constitutional institutions.
 It is reported here at an early hour this morning that General Trep0ff had been killed by an assassin. A dispatch says that two daring train robberies were committed in Russian Poland, one of them resulting in considerable loss of life A train from the frontier station Herby, bound for. Czenstochowa. was carrying cash received from the custom house to the branch of the Imperial bank under protection of seven frontier guards men. General Zukat, chief of the frontier guard; General Weitenring, chief of the customs service of War saw; Colonel Brzezicki and Captain Laguma were passengers.
 Fifteen persons boarded the train at way station. They evidently had been waiting for it and made an at tack on the guardsmen. who were re-enforced by the officers named. A regular skirmish followed, In which the two generals. two officials, five soldiers and one robber was killed and Colonel Brzezickl and one robber wounded. All the wounded and dead were taken to Czenstochowa. The robbers escaped, taking $S,0O0 and the arms of those who had attempted to defend the train against robbery.
 The second robbery was committed on the warsaw-vienna railway six miles from Warsaw. While the train was under way unknown persons pulled the danger signal. causing it to stop. Robbers, who were aboard, jumped out and seized the locomotive and detached the mail car from the train and ran it down the line. They secured $37. 800 of government money. The robbers were fully informed that the train had S110.000 on board. They carried red flags and are sup posed to be members of the Polish Socialist party. The train was with out q guard, and hence there was no fighting and no casualties. Efforts to capture the robbers failed.
 The robber who lies wounded at Czenstochowa Is in serious condi- tion. He refuses to give any informa. tior whatsoever concerning his ac- complices.
 A party of men armed with Brown ing revolvers forced their way into the Boussel printing establishment here. They made the foreman n pris- ener and prevented the compositors from leaving the building. They then had printed 10000 copies of the vi- borg manifesto of the outlawed douma.
 A special from Poltava says that a gfave outbreak has occurred in the Sevski regiment. following the arrest of . private of the First battalion who was discovered with some other sol diers in a shed where the revolution ists are in the habit of holding meet inss.
 After the arrest the entire First bat talion. accompanied by large crowd. paraded the streets In defiance of the military authorities. The soldiers pro- ceeded 10 the artillery barracks. where they seiied several guns and marched with them to the prison where po- iitical prisoners are confined. At this stage all the remainder of the Poltava ga rison was called out. The loyal troops fired on the mutineers with ma chine guns as they were engaged in breaking down the gate of the prison. Several men were killed or wounded. The outbreak was not suppressed until 2 o'clock in the morning.
 A naval court martial at Sevastopol has passed sentences upon the seamen who were arrested for complIcity in the mutIny of the Black sea feet of No ~~~u,..~ ran- Eour mon wore con.