Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-25
STILL SURPRISING PAPERS.
lin 10 Present no Indications Of
A General Uprising Of
The PeaSantry.
,,rut Heyden, Prince Loon and VI
sakoyich Issue Address Appealing
10 People to submit Quietly,

., Petersburg. July 25.-No word Of
ne military disorders is now permitted
10 be- published.
Discussing the financial situation,
III, Rech today says that the quota
,,o1s of Russian securities here and
abroad are not a true barometer. The
rster says that financial crash is i'm
,tndlng. as the government is resortlng
Il count Whites system, by which mil
Hons are used in Berlin and Paris ms
well as I'm s.. Petersburg TO bolster up
Russian bonds. This Is the only indi-
,ect reference made by the press 20 the
parliamentary appeal TO the country 10
ut OF the governments supplies By re
fJHng to pay taxes.
I'm the PROVINCES the suppression OF
rtWspapers and the arrest Of agitators
continues undated. Up 10 the present
time there Is no evidence OF the general
uprislng Of the peasantry, but news
travels slowly I'm the country. The only
freden growth OF disorder among me
reasants thus far reported Is al KOS
iroma. 200 miles northeast 0f Moscow.
A lecrudescence Of the revolution Is
also reported So the Baltic provinces
near Domirovsk.
In Orel province the peasants on the
crown estates are reported 10 10 ~
eruption
The refusal Of the authorities 10 send
tfoops 10 save the estate OF Baron
Fiedericks, aide de camp 70 the en-
peror, 20 miles from the capital when
was pmndered by peasants yesterday
seems 10 indicate that until the danger
A. passed il Is the intention OF the war
office 10 keep the troops concentrated IN
the cities and protect the lines OF COM
mupi.1tiou between here and Moscow
and 81. Petersburg and the frontier. 50
hat I'm the event of serious troubles In
the army becoming apparent troops can
retrre on St Petersburg, where the
last stand will be made
Count Heyden Prince LNon ana NJ.
stakoyich. the three members Of parlla-
ment who refused TO sign the parlia-
mentary address to the country, ISSUED
AZ Viborg July %, today Issued sep
nrate address. appealing 10 the people
10 quietly submit 20 the Imperial de-
cree dissolving parliament and to pre-
rare for the elections OF members to the
new parliament The address points
out that the emperor acted within ms
constitutional rights under the funda-
mental law and says that the slgners
~ the address IN offering this advice
act from the profound conviction that
30 would be a crime IN the midst OF the
present dangers TO attempt 10 snake
the power OF the sovereign. After
firmly setting forth the Views OF the
s'gners OF the address regarding the
solution Of the agrarian and other ques-
lions and their dissent from the gov
eminent program which made co-operd-
ton between parliament and the MN
iuy impossible the address SAYS me
emperor only exercised his legal pre-
rratlye IN submitting the issue again
% the people 10 decide whether me
views of parliament actually coincide1
with the sentiment Of the nation II
then appeals 10 the people 10 prove oy
their calmness that they are lifted Tor
f,f.government. AZ the same time TO
show the monarch by representatives
whom they consciously elect what
they desire. and adjures them MOI 10
attempt 10 use force. which would De
criminal madness, as IL surely would
provoke severe measures.
me EnNtFNintlNt VIC hANl NNo eA'H'f
'ls compelled 20 maintain the integ-
rlty ~ the state and the safety Of the
citizens at any price. Resistance With
force not only means an enormous
number Of fruitless sacrifices. but WIN
also bring Holy Russia 20 lnal econom-
e. and political ruin"
TONE or PARIS BOURsE.
Paris. July 25.-The tone OF the
bourse today was much improved.
Russians steadily advancing though
o considerable amount o. the pur-
chases are understood 20 he the result
Of an agreement Of the principal hold
ers 20 sustain the market By active
buying The prevailing view Is that
the dangers OF a serious outbreak IN
Russia have been ayerted.
BoURsE is STRONGER.
ST. Petersburg. July 25.--The inde-
cision Of the prole,ariat organizations
in regard 10 the proposed general
strike and the superficial success Of
the governments coup d'etat. produced
q more confident feeling on the Bourse
today. An issues rose with govern
ment securities improving one 10 three
points imperial As closing AZ Gsit and
Is "a, So. The improvement was aided
hy the government whose bankers