The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
NEW PREM TER TEll Us WHY VI l 4 \. O.
DOUMAS WAS DISSOLVED
.Strategists Of the Revolutionary
Councils La boring to Hold j \,
Hot Heads in Leash Z Until
General Alarm Can 7E' Be II \ .
Sound osition Of 333
the Government. ia
(By Associated Press.,E


1T is difficult to obtain true ctureHo1t
the conditions n In the Interior. 4 owing $toS
the emba rgoE that has been put u pon press y
dispatches, all Indications poln m ore and 4
more to the post tponeme 5of the threat-gS
ened general strike until the COVE ernmentM N
shall bo less, d; nd the country more, pre-
pared for such an event until the harvest
lis finished and III Tho revolut ionary Ii m loyeSSS
mcnt develops spont tan neOusl ly4a ong the II
idle peasantr N TX
a$ What news has been recelved8 from 7 he
provinces o-days ] dicates that 5 condl ";
3tions are scare elys ripe, except In the famt6
sneSdstricts, for an npl plleaval :3S q he STRAIT
egsts Of the revolutionary4Sc councils are
slaborng with the x hot heads to- Induce
Ethenl to defors3 the il all for "a u general
strike until 1T can come as a. supp clement
ito the movement alrend dy under wa A
definite 8lecisio will L be reported Sw wltnin
a dny$or two in the reorgapized COUNCIL
( Of worltrnen.y
UrgentsP lem.
& " Tho rennnant OF the constitutional DEM
socratc deput ties. tnnany of whom tier
having collected the arrears N Of salary
and "a mileage 88e due BY Az them, "a llavo
started 8 home ward & re ca ucuHsingsf Il
$industrlousy; but 81 their impor-ggss
&tnnce has gone, S8 neither the fS goYern;-.{{ n;.{
$mentfnorBthe revolutionlsts ytnE much n
In the lowers III ouse Of Parlamen I, he
government, indeed. has not band donetlS 4
its efforts to enlist oderates N In u the
cabinet Prof fessor Mouromtseff & the pres
ident OF the dissolved House, for W hom
Premier stolypln was syninly search lng N
with an invitation to go Ito Peterhofs
while the former was presiding over the
outlaw Parliament at EWiborg, was again n
approached to-day;Sbu there ais not the H
slightest prospect that he can be iswayed,#
even by Imperial command, s to take Aof-ss
Il fee. 5g st(s IE,,S E,SSifE sSifEs
The most urgent problem before the &
government I'M case an immed q outs B
break is postponed is the relle & ofa the II
distress In the interior. The Eg CO pinet N
Rconsideratlo 8of this subject, ant 1t was
voted to extend relief work In the famine
districts. a commission was appoln ted ~
decide where n the budget could best pc a
cut to find the $500, 900 voted by,
8lament for famine relief. u VII " /. M De n
nee cessury also to pro vide II more sdsh 2 5lort
#t #tho settlement of claims fOrS damag ges. . Y
! - estates during the peasant excesses,
Ia commission for Yekat terinos Law. pro
vince alone demanding $3.50, 900 in addi-sE l
ston5 to the $3.50 900 already expend ed put u
this is capable OF being deferred
Statement by Premier. 5ss
pre,nie, stolypin tonight aNithori zed Sts
sofI,cial St Petersburg agency to: q issus 55i
tho following statement to tho toIels1lI s'llI 7
press 4, - ~ -, y. z, ,t !. AZ ssl
istenoa tho lower House 4 Of Parlla 's
n,ent oyerstenped all the limits Of law.
Tn It's reply to the speech from the n;
throne ,nodificatio ton OF the y funda,
mental < law was u demanded In the
4 shape OF the suppression OF the Councll s35
az the Empire and the creation Of 70 q IA iSs3s
responsible cabinet. BY Its asrarian 4s#
programme, based on the approprla
D ton OF land. the House raised % hopes PEI SIa
fiat could not be realized and weak
emed tile respect for property OF 9TH
ca,s already nfeebled In the speeches ~
ar Tia 5gnernbers the House consistently
4 fliscredlted the government wnloh " ss8f
even accused of organizing pogroIns
and disorders. BY sending depnta'
Y ton 10 Bialystok It openly asplfea - 5s
usurp executive power . i 5l U @
''..Tnurteen deputies appealed to tht 3
people, lncltlng disorders, g step W'illch s as3s
called forth no expression OF dle'appro, s
N nation from the House. In tlie las S3a 3a
Y moment OF Its existence the House ae.
f% clnred that the government haft i.s ae.ss
Illegally in explaining to the pop,'la tlot m
the nature Of the agraIat,ll ~. - i
n,ros,osed by itself. and deelded 70
ADDRESS a manifesto to the preople
rsrs,,nding them not to believe N tho
u Government regarding the questions
6but to await It's settlement by t'ar
nent. several members also ndertook le fe1s Ssg
Journeys to the interior Of Fuss'lN "
With the object OF supporting asa.a,,f$ Il.sl,fs
.tion, their appearance being toIloSshs WI ss8
Nv renewed disorders. pogrsnlis Y. NY. g2s
g s,r,,ies. All these causes neeesslt atea Z.
the decision to dissolve th'a House u
To Suppress Meeting.
premier solypn annGan'sS 2, GaS sS.t e 6s has sas
u ohta,ned " from emperor Nicholas special 81
poS poWers for Admiral skrydlof In rss,or. .sg
s md atn'aInngs sas, ssder apa Tna assS,Rs Aamirs
~ ,n,a ~ denarted TO day for sebastopoi, told #
the H1 Associated Press that MS nrst tass y IS
Would be 10 lnyestgats fhs 9 aIFss,s e
Who Who were ,unJustly sent To- prison. Ha #
tintimated that. no considered the officers
largely to blame for the Mutinous sairls sSs
OF the various crews. e sis
The Rech will say torHorrow tffat tns
recovery on the Bourse to-day was aas