The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-25

cial telegraph agency announces this
morning "wednesday the third day
after the dissolution of parliament
passed quietly. Neither here nor at
Moscow or at other provincial towns
have disorders or strikes occurred in
any way connected with the dissola-
ton.
St Petersburg, July 24-War to
the knife with the revolution aud
knife TO the hilt was proclaimed to
day by Premier Stolypin in a telegram
addressed to the governor generals
governors and projects throughout
Russia and TO the vicroy OF Caucasus,
who are ordered to strike and spare
not in their efforts to preserve order
and crush tho enemies of society"
Included in this category as shown
today aare not Cnly revolutionists and
socals bur also educated. liberal and |
landed classes, represented in the |
constitutional Democratic party whose !
clubs everywhere have been closed |
and all progressive newspapers which |
are not permitted 10 lift their voices
anywhere throughout the entire land |
Revolt Must Be Put Down."
Stolypin's telegram is as follows
I'm conformity with instructions re
ceived from the Emperor with the
view to securing full cooperation be
tween the different local Authorities.
hereby inform you that the govern
mcnt expects yod TO exercise vigil |
ant and untirins supervise. over
your subordinates so that order may
be promptly and definitely re tore l.
Disturbances must he suppressed and
the revolutionary movements must
be put down by all legal means The
measures you take must he carefully
considered This struggle begun is
against the enemies of society and
not again. society itself
Consequently wholesale reprcs-
sion cannot be approved Of Impor-
tant AMI illegal acts are likely to give
rise to discomfort instead of condur-
ing local calm and cannot be toler.
ated The intentions of the emperor
are immutable. The government
firmly des res to as. list i'm tho amend
nent of the legal procedure and laws
hitherto enforced which no longer
serve their purpose. The old regrimc ,
will he regenerated but order must a
le fully maintained You must act p
IN your own initiative, as you are {
invested with responsibility Firm u
md vigorous steps taken on those !
ines will doubtless be upheld 10y the q
'est part Of society" c
The manifesto hears remarkable 81
imilarity 10 earlier compositions of b
minister's Of the interior. Plchye aud
}ouligin and The rcactionary press
as had slight difficulty in cutting ~
own as they already had done with
esterday's imperial manifesto. into l
n Rppeal TO the League of Russian
len and other old school Russians.
o rise and smite all progressive a
lasses.
Plans Made TO Preserve Peace.
Even before the declaration uf dis
olution of the lower house the par
ament war office had perfected
lans for handling the expected dis Vi
rders, both military and civilian re-
eneral Zeakomby who suppressed h'
ne Sebastopol revolt aud cooperstei d'
ith GeneralRennenkampf in the re- Vi
lction of the Siberian rebellion last ~
inter. was recalled from the com u
and of of an army CORPS and placed nc
the disposition Of the war of 90 ra
} be used wherever trouble may first
2 manifested.
Both the government and the TevD.
tion'sts expect the outbreak in the on
'uth. and that it will roll northwarI
to the two capitals This may in
ice the proleiariat organizations ip st
isiDOne their declaration of gen
al strike from 81 Petersburg un' . ma
'niarion Is horn up from the soaih. Ia.
Raiirosders Want to Strike. in
Railroadcrs. however. are anxious ON
have tho strike declared A once. sn
embcrs of the railway emplovcs mn IN
n with whom the 4 sociafcd Press IL
here and IN Moscow IN.
We talked declared that they arc an
ady to walk ont al the FIRST orlc- da
IN the League ~ Leagues. with Nf
l'ch the union IS federated. IN,
The striciest censcrshfn over fho ~,
US # military disorders IS m7ir-
med As exannle. TIE mui nv -
past-I iforsk. Jnlv p whan ha-F
artillerymen from ere fortress f--
on the officers club killing two =.
an,
-, I. = - -.