New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
RUSSIAN DISSENSlONS.
DONNA SPLITS PARTIES.
The Mutiny at plad'Uostok-
Acti1aty of Ter0rsts.

c. petersbure Ian 31-Although the dates
of the convocation of the National Asse'il'
and of the elections are unknown, ACTIVE
terest is shown in the campaign. The only ei-
fective boycott of the preparations seems - y
that which is due to the apathy or the YIN
mercial classes and other conserVa'Ne
n,epts Members of the Social Democrats the
League of Leagues and other orsaiiN''''0
registering as individuals. The main centre Oh
,oI;,ica, activity at nresent is Moscow. where
tho six moderate organizations. following tne
exsmple of St Petersburg. have estaonsheo
political club. and are planning to punhsh
manor under the editorship of Prince Eugene
Troubetskoy.
OBJECTIONS have weakened the ranks OF tue
Constitutional Democrats. female suffrage anu
the autonomy of Poland being the main PoI'''
90 dinererce Among the candidates at MOS
co,y are Prince Galitzin and NJ Guchhoii anu
Drnitri Shipoff representatives OF the nioueia
faction, which condemns putting for"aru ~ M,
Golovn and Kokoshkine, Professor Noui .4,N--
ona NJ Kroushevan. editor of the Jew batting
-, reu,r,.nd'o and also the announced
candidacy of Father Gapon. who mas re'uineu
to St Petersburg TO push Dig p'
crate labor organization.
Tho scheme 10 make alterations IN the luii
do,,er+aI laws of the empire will he taken up
for consideration tomorrow by the ooSA'
Commission. which includes the CABINET MINIS
ters other leaders of the government anu iA'0'
prominent in public life.
Censorship is being relaxed in the case VI
press dispatches from VladivostoK' Out 'he ''
grams received are not of later date imam JAM
ory % and cover only the development OF the
r,u+,nv The telegraph strike which cut OH
v1adivostok from direct communication WITH
Russia at the end of November was OF great
service TO the rebels it allowed the cHOu
ton of the most sensational rumors anu ~
laved accounts of real condltions Ior oFe'
month before the mutiny began On 'ahuaI'
% the garrison of Vladivostok was pracucahs
IN onen rnu1tnv The few loyal Cossacks were
attacked Revolutionary organizations were
formed and meetings were held in the barracks
on board ships and in the forts IN open ue
hance of the repea prohibitions of General
Selivanon. the commander of the troops the
encounter OF January % was precipitated by
the arrests of the leaders OF the movement
The government is finding justification for its
severe policy against the revolutionists In the
discoveries of bombs bomb factories and stores
of arms In all parts of the empire. The "Novoe
Vremya" to-day prints half column OF statis-
tics OF last weeks captures. showing the seizure
of bombs in a score of cities ana the discoveries
of bomb laboratories at Ekater1noourg' Samara
Riga Vikutsk Suwalh and Ekaterlnoslav.
Terrorists having in their possession from two
to twenty bombs have been arrested at warsaw,
Minsk. Vitebsk, Lodz, odessa, Gomel and This
Bomb factories have also been discovered mere
and at Moscow. Searches of the Prokarof and
other factories at Moscow still result in finding
explosives and weapons.
To curb the revolutionary outbreaks and en-
able estate owners to defend their property
against further peasant uprisings the govern
ment is distributing captured arms 10 RESPONSE
BILE applicants. and is also permitting the organi-
cation OF armed estate guards