Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-25

It's future plans are kept secret but it
is virtually prepared to assume the role
Of a directory or provisional government
should developments make such course
advissb bic. Such an intention, however, Is
not publicly acknowledged, but all the
groups participating in the address to the
country realize the gravity of the stand
they have taken.
I'VE carefully avoided summoning an
active revolution said one Of the leaders
to the Associated Press. I'VE stand com
mitted before the country and the world
to the limits of passive resistance Fur
ther than this we did not 60"
Duma Members Return.
over 100 of the Russian members OF Par
lament who yesterday issued an address
to the country reached the Finnish station
here from Viborg at 8 o'clock this morn
! ing. A crowd of several thousand persons
gathered there before the arrival of the
train, but a heavy force Of gendarmes
promptly hurried the people into the streets,
whence they were driven away by mounted
gendarmes Several arrests Of suspects
were made in the crowd, but the orders Of
the police evidently were limited to pre-
venting a demonstration, the cavalry in a
neighboring barracks not appearing. The
last car of the train was occupied by the
members of the group of toll and had red
flags f1yins from the windows as 1t rolled
into the station. Prince Dolgoroukoff and
NJ Naboukoff headed the members as they
marched out in a body through lines of
, police.s A few friends who mana ged to OBJ
tain admttance to the station greeted the
parliamentarians warmly, but they feared
to indulge in any demonstration which
might have justified the arrest of the mem
bers, who fully expected to be surrounded
and marched of to prison. They appeared
grave but resolute. On the train It had
| been arranged that the members of the
various groups, II not arrested. should hold
a caucus this evening and confer on the
next step. There seems practically no diff
ference Of opinion. They have gone too far
to retreat. They stand irrevocably com
mited and must march on. The only differ-
ence of opinion is as to what. the next step
! will be and how far 1t, will go.
| Before leaving Viborg It was arranged
through underground revolutionary chan
nels to distribute the addresses 10 the coun-
| try hundreds OF thousands of copies OF
which have already been surTepttiously
printed. The members of Parliament
| therefore, have already opened an alliance
with the purely revolutionary organizations
| The opinion is also unanimous that they
must have immediate recourse to the only
| weapon at their disposal, namely a general
political strike for the purpose OF paralyE-
! ingt the government Word has been re-
ceiHed here that the Moscow workmen's
council will be ready Sunday or Monday
and tentative decision to call a strike will
be taken on Sunday.
Czar Sentenced to Death.
Proclamations announcing that the death
I sentence has been imposed on the emperor
General Trepoff M. Pobiedonostseff. whl
was procurator general OF the holy synod
General orion, the ''paclhcstor" OF the
Baltic provinces. and others have been
scattered over part of Peterhof,
The terrorists are said to have succeeded
in distributing copies of the sentences on
the doors of General Orion and General
! TTepoff's quarters.
Two Deputies Arrested.
VIBoRG, Finland, July 24.-During the
night the members Of the outlawed Rus
sian Parliament received word that two
of their number had already been arrested
I namely, Father Koyarkoff, at Naronezh
and a Cossack deputy, NJ. Kharlamoff. al
Rostov-on- the-Don.
The authorities are asked to have orders
cially a priest named Afanasien.
Both Father Koyarkon and NJ Khar
lamoff distinguished themselves b!
preaching revolution from the rostruu
Of Parliament, the latter being especiall!
bitter in his denunciation Of the use OF hi
people in massacreing their Russian
brethren.
Russian Securities Fall.
| TnhnnN T1rIxt
loan continues to fall on the Stock ex
change and is now quoted at ~ per cen
discount otherWise the market is re
covering from the hrst shock of the new
from Russia. and prices generally ar
steadying. .......
PARIS. July 2A-The tone OF the Bours
today was again animated. but Russian
held their own during the first hour. Rus
slams held their own until London advice
showed further decline. This precipitate,
new offers, but there was no serious decline
imperial IS OF 1906 closing at 7s.75 and 4
of 1901 closing at o. 80 Russian industrial
continued downward, .-..-
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2I-Tradinl
on the Bourse was not 80 excited toda,
as yesterday A fairly successful efror
was made to stay the fall in industria
and private shares generally but IN
steady liquidation Of government seeuri
ties continued throughout the day. I'm
perial IS closed point lower. at IS. an
IS lost points. closing at so.
Disorder In Odessa.
LONDON, July "A "A dispatch TO Reuter-
Telegram company from Odessa $50 p. m
says; Anu-JeWtsh outbreaks have com
menced here. A number OF persons hav
already been killed or wounded.