The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
ISlTUATIO ON D ALLY n
n On OWING WORSE Vi Sc;
Existence 81 Organized M Y ilitary
B litionary Lea rue Dis a.
covered arsaw T Terror
lists Murder More Po- ~ n
lice omen and III
,|Ri . " . 4. g j 5 3tts NJ Is
\ Children Killed. ISL
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b ri ST. PETl1RsBUH G, vi y doubt tul'
Of the existence OF an arttzed mill
NJ tary Revolutionary leag ue. which Is IN =:
spring inutinies and uprisings n 8 the the
II army, has been set at rest BY the dis Is
covery Of the seal and curl'ents Of the ~
# league during the search Of soldiers '1I =
ched to sta 4 tea dquartera at wilma
ana detailed 10 various reS iments OF the
THIRD Corps. w ar N inis tier RI ger has
r ordered strict inYestg R ton to bo MADE
d BE- III dc taclilnents OF troops. n & orde
4 to determine tho OK tent 9 the 8re ' olu
III tlonaryisS propaganda and ne s;S pest 'A
3 me tiiods OF counterac ting !
Martial law was r,roodi aimed % Gay g
Ode.ea On account Of the fern,er1t = niol, 81
Z. the troops here. i$3
A II Riot at Tsarkoe-S elo.
An 4na Itent riot Is reported 70 havs
occurred 4 among the cuiras iers o. ING tha
N guard at Tsnrs koe-Selo because tney ii1a
hssn, ordered not to read thu ne peT"ss err.
II "a, cers 81 the guard whkn ques toned on
me subject declared N tina t the severity ilss;
81 liz rr,eas1l,,as 10 prevent the spr sad q
IN. evolutionary propa ganda among t re
Y tr,ors Is arc using such Intense resent.
h nnert among the men that tie Ives O
" thai5 ulcers themselves are ndange reg 50,
,hay5 8 peak most pesa!lns llS ~ me
spread OF dIsloy IN the arm rif
Colonel Peteroff, comn1aEde der o. t I,
Vladimir goons at II B1aiy sook ~ an!s
report to the Empe pr ted N N . .t.s
q naissky Iva Id ID day char es the = eWs
x IN & throwing bombs and firing reyolvers
during the recent ID isturbances there = e
claims THAT bhla troops did not IRE ex
ct,ept Ia response to much pro Yoca t lt'aE
w omen and Children KILLED
3 Il M y "a r,,st,y OF war has received telc-3
il rra111s ID the effect that q serious Smutiny
" i,aa n ken ont In tie second and third
Il hattaiionas Of the TirRilleurs and the FIRST
railway ba talon at Askn bad. Il orlg gu
q i I'd N tho now familiar way OF the ar
Ii rest az soldiers and their comr des De- e;
nandlng their release. and the iormupt =.
tion OF a list Of griey ludlng 2
Il emf, Id for the remova OF nicers AM ~
their replacement by men from tne ranks;t
tie mutineers set the governor gems el.l
I'll ef1arice inforceme IT, OF sintantrS.
cosgacks and artillery have bee na3 & dis1
sratched toE Aska bad from d cry. \.
trx "A y "a disorders cont tn1e N tha
VI 81 ia i8 ana fsousherns provin desS-
&perat e encounter took place between we
ss polIce ana a crowd at 81 pul pic g q
Mn Tulia. and many women aha c!liu =, e.
Il we're among the Victims. At A sls
athsre was "a reg ularS enga cement between en-
u cossacka and peasants. in which sew e'',
4 eral Snersons we're XII led or wound ed.
The Cars Solicitude.
3 81 The governments "A agrar Ian bill Ss has
q Analiv5 been approved. introduced IN the
Al lower house OF Parliamen and puollssn ,'
IN the Official Messenger, &C cornp anl t
Nv a a2 sort OF proclamation 70 the
peasants. clarifying hs 3 c &c ~
slant solicItude j for tho peasants anti
1T attempts to show that me ne rea!4za-
S4,on az soc!aMshc schemes for the natlo1iaT5
$Iiyntinn of tho lands. with which the.
n country has been deluded. instead OF
4 improving the lot ot the peasants would 20
q result in Inevitable misery, as the dls s
tribution OF all the; arabic State lands
IN Russia would give each peasant less
3 than one additional declattne, which
h would be subject to constant Siantnl y tlon.}
owing to increase in the population ana
besides. would deprive the pea SAINTS q
tho opportunity OF obtaining work 1 from 70
the landlords, from whom large ar g, per- es:
centage OF their income Is dasfaS 'esl
After reviewing many acts 81 the s. us n
4 n,anS Ernperors for tale benefa &C Of TIC 3;
y peas,a nts. Hike the emanol patton OF the
aerfts and the establ h nlpnt u pea SAINT 9.11
A banks, the sta tensnt solenElly den es
Y that THE government Is OPPOSING pro
4 prfa ton in the interest OF the $aE d'0rds.
who, st says, could convert t49 a ianus
into cash and concludes vi tn an 8e pros
sion OF the vital necessity Of MANI aiming
H the ri ghta of property as being INC. fol'-s
datlon of the Static presers.. aid tuture' s
Midnight Cabinet Meeting.
ST, PETERsBURG, July 4. 2:4o AS NJ. $--.i
"A meeting OF THE cabinet called by
Premier Goreary> KIN after his return
from his visit to Tnperor Nt(chofas >,
"a att tterhof, began at 80 clock zig 81
night, the ministers having been unable
to assemble during the day. and con m
4 tinued until late into the night. ~
No auti.or RI tahve annoaln cemant Of the
a reason for the calling Of this eNtraor {'l-$
Y nary midnight conference or Its decisions
n IL oltainable ait THE moment, but there
4 Is little doubt It was connected with tho
change I'M the 1rhnastry, tn ouSl inc
.$vidual smtntH ems declined to admit that ex-I
L planatipn.5 Il: s. ,3 II. IA ;l5s ~
si$ NIyer nloloff 1s quoted as saying ysster-
day hat he already had been invited by
the Emperor to form a; cablret and that
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