The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
JEWS, ,ssFEARING NEW (. ,!
IA. .= MASSACRE, IN PANIC u /!
! Minor Disorders Reported from
Vi VI Half Dozen Places, but Great ~
Centers Are Still Quiet. 55S5
Outbreak May Come ~
y at Any m N 153s5sSS5
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a(Bys Associate Press.)


u ST. sT.$PETERsBURG,SJ " July q The srsaA
news OF to- day is the adoption of ntS
address Il to the people by the deputieIs
to Parllarlent ilo assem- mbled at iborS.
the language A 81 Whic with Its re- vol,i.s;
jtlonary demands that the people cease StoS
furnish money and troops to the goyerii:-.5S TN
8ment and repudiat,e fur ther loans af FORD
5pretext enough, h for the goyernmen 1 Sat2
lodge 8 It's authors u IN u the % fortress if itS 1
faels STRONG enough. y S$
"A runor was spread toni ghtg that thtsSs
course had been decided Su pom, a largsS
crowd gathered a t \ tile Finland q atsogR
tonight wrere the, deplt les were exs,ssg
spected to arrive. but sonly lyS few appearedd3s a
and these were not IN olest ted. q and thGrs
was ~ there a s popular demonst atio:l:S I! u.
Among the % arrivals 81 were Pre- sidens sasJ
Mouromtseff ana ivan Petrun loavic At; \ Il
sPetrunkeYich, illed With the reyolutio q
airy spirit, claimed for the Consti titutional8
Democrats the credit for the text OF this
appeal. Ss
Prevent Publ icatio on.
38s8 Cop pies aof the appea " to he eople ats
In the hands OF al St.s Peters burR ne w
apers @ But ii :1Si Il scar cely stse printed
gto-morro, Z, for the reason that q a de taGlsE
m ert OF police Is posted Mt the door ofs os
every n newspaper printing Of lice IN tllee@ llle@
city w til orders not to pc rsntt any papers Pei.
to s eay1e y the fbuilding I'M I'll Il authorlzed@
nv the censor The authorities hope by
equal yavigorous measures to preyentS tFesl
publication OF the peal In other 81
and IN the meant lme to Enullify " the fear
or Ct tho people as to the possible g fleet
OF the appeal III $5
The IN thea tres and sss ot1 er piac es ok
amusement were almost empty to 4 night y sll
the @ public fearing q cont flict 8ss between
crowds and the military 81 and q pol ice.Es
Several encounters took place In va rtouss@
parts OF the city 4 but they were al lgsnf8
a petty character. Is. s55 i
&c a few days may witness the sconstit,u.S
8tIon Of a divisional government..1ss .1ss
composed Sof an enlarged council $of mln-s5
listers, with the inclusion OF conservative
members OF the dispersed U lower House
az Parliament. councillors OF tie en,p!ttsggg
and meme influential In; the life o & the
empire, who car be induced to accept
ministries, without portfoll los and con-
tribute theirsauthority and advice tosthe@
}tha depressed governme q a This sissss sstle d
solution to which Premier stolypln and 4
the members OF his cabinet. who realize
the enormous naturc8of the task OF It'd
ling over the country during the temp per- 4
tuous era that is now dawning, are
turning. 35a a Ed s3s y 5
Calm on Surface.
4 Meanwhile, the masses OF the Russian
people. slow OF though t. and ction, have
not yet reused themsel YES to the gigantic !
lpheaval which Is sure to follow the 7
dissolution OF their Parl lament Minor i
disorders are report ed from half n dozen D
cities. An incipient antl-Jewlsh OUT
break at Odessa has been checked by the
police "A sympathetic strike 4 has been
begun at the l<harkoY railroad shops.
which may inaugurates q general tle-up
OF communication, but ST., PeterstAlrR.
MOSCOW, and most OF the other great
centers, are still calm on tho surface.
though boiling and seethinE benea TIL
Z The Council OF Ministers has recon1-
5nended to the Emp to issue a ukass ~
Sproroguing the Council Of the Empire, or e.
5llnDer house Of Parlia men T. asts 3sH