Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-20
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
Rumored That an Imperial UkaSe
Ordering il Has Been
Signed.
Troops Pouring Into ST. Petersburg
and Orders for Their Disposition
Given Officers.

ST. Petersburg, July 2o.-Extreme
nervousness and excitement pervads
ali classes owing 10 the fear that the
action Of the lower house OF parliament
IN adopting at o'clock this morning
an address to the people may be the
signal for a coup d'etat against parlia-
ment.
II Is rumored that the step has been
decided upon and the Strana prints
report that an imperial ukase order
ing the dissolution Of parliament has
already been signed.
The feeling Of general alarm is IN
creased by the fact that an night long
regiments have been marching into the
city from the guards camp at Kras-
noye-selo. Moreover. It is known that
the colonies of the semi Noysky regi-
mcnt OF the guard and OF the Huzzars
of the guard and the colonels OF the
lsailoysky. Pavloysky, Preobra iensky
ana faegerski guard regiments and the
colonel ~ the horse artillery Of the
guard were summoned 90 The head
quarters Of the commander of the ST.
Petersburg garrison. where they re-.
ceivcd instructions regarding the dis
position Of their troops I'M the case 81
certain eventualities An attempt was
made TO reassurc the public when this
fact leaked out with the explanation
that these were precautionary disposi-
TONS arranged On View OF the threat
81. d.
the Industrial sections. but that evil
dences seem conclusive that The gov
eminent has deliberately prepared for
lAe gfaNeS emergency. So far as can
DC asccrtained however. no final de-
clslon has been taken al Peterhof. TIL.
ministry which believes II is again back
lh me SADDLE hopes TO prolong the stat
US quo while the court Camarilla in
sisis thht me sooner parliament. rs The
cehtef 81 the revolutionary propaganda.
u dispersed the better and both sides
unite il ne necessity Tor preparations
10 meet the extra constitutional step OF
me lower house. once The flnal decision
70 dissolve parliament Is known. ID Is
believed The representatives, ~ foreign
powers VIII Immediately De notified
ana no such notification has yet been
given.
The question now Is. how the change
~ the form Of the address as hraiiy
ADOPTED early his morning viii ar
lect me situation Undoubtedly the
Constitutional Democrats ala what
they could a. amend the address go
as 20 avoid the appearance ~ parlia-
meht entering upon revolutionary
role During The debate they dwelt
a
not summon the people to support
parliament against The government
ana Instead OF provoking the masses
10 an uprising. % adured them %
remain quiet Nevertheless they were
forced owing 90 dissendons On their
own ranks 90 eliminate a declaration
iu favor ~ the principle of payment
for appropriated lands thus in
measure confirming the idea prevalent
among the peasantry that the .Onhs-
cation Of the land would be- for their
benefit pure and simple The evil
dent desire ~ the Constitutional DEM
ocrsts 90 extract the teeth from the
address drove the members II the
group NJ toll out Of the house with the
ayowed Intention Of issuing their own
proclamation. This Is no mixed evil.
ms o. might open the door to a final
opportunity for an agreement be-
tween the Constitutional Democrats
aud the government Unless this hap
pens Immediately The indicatiOns are
that the Constitutional Democrats. as
q party viii go 90 pieces, the Radical
wing going over 90 the Left and the
Conservative wing disappearing among
the scattered element Of the Right
high placed parsonage, BOO gonVer-
sati0n with the correspondent Of the
Associated Press. today made no at-
tempt 90 conceal the gravity OF the
situation lie said
Everything may depend upon to-
days sitting ~ the lower house "
parliament. ~ no step is taken To-
avoid a conflict with the government
he sequel may b. tragic"
EVERYBODY Is PESsIMIsTIC.
S. Petersburg. July 2o-At the Tau
ride palace today. a pess.mistic feeling
was prevalent. hut The leaders generai-
IS did not believe that the government
would dare 90 attempt "a dissolution OF
parliament
At the opening o. the session u the
over house. tht question FOR he pub
lCatl0n OF tho address to the country
which President Moroumtsen last night
leCidei had not been carried owing On
DE lack u a quorum. was allowed Do
,o over until Monday when A. M0rc-
lmtscn wiz again occupy the chair
Without debate ih, house tonight
.d1ptci a resolution ol ne subject of
De bialystOk massacre demanding The
prosecution of the military ana police
'iicials involved. irrespective OF rank
The resolution WhiCh constitutes
tr0nEiy worded indicimcl. of DO
.eueral government which BE- held re-
pOnsihle for the secret propaganda iul Z
iting class againsi class says.
Realizing its r0worI- ssness 90 So
'ress the revolutionary movement
government attempts 90 tunrraF 81
netting one portion oi tAe y do
gains, the other especially .ectias
De Jews Cor Victims
The resolution concludes with 1noiher
~ jisrlg of the ministry
ND a demand fu ts resignation
The Bourse Gazette SAYS that an ex-
raordinary culrc. De- sitting this ar
Crno0u az ptul1f with Gen Court
gUaticn the noted reactiouary. a. po-
b iOuostseI former prOcurt0f gen
urs holy synod Gen Trep1n cum-
nlndart no the palace NJ. 81 Ichinskf.
minister OF war. and others On ftteni-
nee. discussing the adyisahintg oI the
dissolution oi parliament
MORTGAGE DEED.