Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-08-02
REBEL SOLDIERS
MEET DEFEAT
At Sveaborg-Sullen
Prisoners Await
Their Fate.
MONSTER PLOT HAS FAILED
Because All Did Not Join---
Troops Shoot Comrades
Emperor Flees.

st. Petersburg, Aug, 2.-The col
lapse of the mutiny at Sveaborg, coupl-
ed with the breakdown of the plans Of
the revolutionists to secure possession
of the Baltic Squadron and to provoke
an immediate rising at Cronstadt,
greatly changed the situation The
revolutionists are depressed and ar
rangements for ordering a general
strike Saturday may be countermand-
ed. The strike In Finland Is already
failure and the last reports show
that the rumors that the Baltic Squad
ron was in the hands of the mutineers
were untrue. When the mutineers
found that the report that the Squad
ron was coming to their assistance
was unfounded dissensions broke out
among them and they turned their
guns upon each other. Those who had
determined to die rather than surrend-
er fired into the ranks of the more
faint hearted comrades who hoisted
a white flag.
Crew Captures Cruiser and Sails
Away.
st. Petersburg Aug, 2, 5:45 p NJ
Startling news reached here today
that the crew of the armoured cruiser
Pamy at Azova mutined off the En-
thonan coast and is now in full pas
session of the ship which has sailed
northward in the direction of the Fin
nish Gulf 1t is stated that the Cap
tain and four other officers of the
armoured cruiser Pamy at Azova were
killed by the mutineers vino captured
that warship.
A Strike OF all Workmen at Once.
London, Aug, "A dispatch to the
Reuters Telegraph, from st. Peters
burg says an extraordinary conference
of all the revolutionary bodies today
decided on an immediate and general
strike, the exact date and hour to be
settled at meeting tonight and in the
meantime the railroads and factories
have been ordered to prepare for fut-
ure events.
RebeIlous Soldiers and Sailors De-
feated.
st. Petersburg, Aug, 2.-During the
mutiny, sailors, soldiers and miners
seized Fort Constantinople at Cron
stadt but were subsequently dislodg-
ed and compelled to surrender after
heavy fighting with loyal regiments
Hundreds of men were killed, many
were wounded, including Admin al
Boawlwsheff. Some mutineers sue
ceeded in boarding a steamer and
escaping to Finland.
RebeIIious samur regiment Sur
renders.
Tihis, Caucasus, Aug. Upon the
arrival of detachment of Cossacks,
the companies of the Samur regiment
at Deshlager, commanding the IA
nous Iron Gate at Derment, which
had mutined, surrendered and hand
ed over their ringleaders to the Co.'S
sack commander.
Firing Ceases and Prisoners Are Re-
moved.
Helsingfors, Aug. 2.-There was no
firing at Sveaborg or the other islands
in the vicinity during the night or this
morning and no definite news has
been received today from the scene of
the mutiny. The officials decline to
make statements but it is asserted
from reliable sources that the mutt
neers, with the exception of few
of the smaller islands, who have
few guns, have surrendered. Prison.
ers are being landed in patches,
guarded by loyal troops. They are
dull and seem to have little thought
Of the punishment that awaits them.
Court Martial for Rebel Soldiers.
St. Petersburg, Aug 2.-An official
telegram from Helsingfors announces
that all of the mutineers at the fort
ress of Sveaborg have surrendered
and by the order of the Emperor
court martials are being instituted for
trial of the men implicated
Emperor and Family Flee From
Peterhof.
st. Petersburg, $40 p. m. Aug, g.
1t is rumored that the Emperor and
the imperial family have fled from
Peterhof to Tsarskoe-Selo.
Russian General Shot and Killed.
Warsaw, Aug. 2.-General Mark
graffsky, chief of the Warsaw gen.
darmerie, was shot and killed at 2
o'clock this afternoon.