The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-25
LAST STAND OF
RUSSIAN CAR.
"War to the Knife and the
Knife to the Hit" With
the RevOlutioniStS.
ORDERS SENT TO PROVINCES
OUTBREAK AT ODESSA WAS Ex-
AGGERATED.
ORDERS SENT TO PROVINCES

ST. Petersburg, July 24.-War to the
hilt was proclaimed today by Premier
Stolypin in telegram addressed to the
governor generals, governors and pre-
fects throughout Russia and the the
Viceroy of the Caucasus, who are or
dered to strike and spare not in efforts
TO preserve order and crush the enc
mics of society" Included in this cate
CORY, as shown by the events Of the
day, are not only reVOlutionists and So
cialists. but also the educated liberal
and landed classes represented in the
constitutional democratic party. whose
clubs everywhere have been closed and
all the progressive newspapers, which
are not permitted to lift their voices
anywhere throughout the entire land.
Ordered to Rise and Smite.
The manifesto bears a remarkable
similarity to the earlier compositions
Of Ministers of the Interior Plehve and
Bouligin, and the reactiOnary press has
had slight difficulty in cutting it down.
as they already had done with yester-
days manifesto, into an appeal to the
league of Russian men" and other old
school Russians TO rise and smite all
Even before the declaration of the
dissolution of the lower house of par
lament, the war office had perfected
It's plans for handling expected disor-
ders. both military and civilian. Gen
eral Muller ZakOnelsky, who suppressed
the SebastOpol revolt and cO-Operated
with General RennenkamDt in the re-
duction of the Siberian rebellion last
winter. was recalled from the command
of a corps and placed at the disposition
of the war office, to be used anywhere
trouble is manifested.
VIII Begin in the South.
Both the government and the revolu-
tionists expect the first outbreak in the
south, and that it will roll northward
TO the two capitals. This may include
the prOetariat organizations to post
pone the declaration of a general striks
from st. Petersburg until cOntagion is
borne up from the south. The rail-
roads. however. are anxious TO have
this strike declared at once. Members
of the railway employees union, with
whom<the Associated Press correspond
ents here and in Moscow have talked
declared that they were ready to walk
out at the first call from the League of
Leagues, with which the union is fed
Grated.
The strictest censorship over news of
military disorders is maintained AS
an example. the mutiny at BreSt-Lit-
OVsk July %, when a band of artillery
men from the fortress fired on the Off
GERS club, killing two officers, has been
transformed into a fire destroying the
house of the Officers club.
Statesmen Holding Aioof.
The ministry is obtaining slight aid
from the forces of society at large in
pulling through it's policy. Shipoff and
Guchkoff and practically all the other
who have been approached have re-
fused flatly TO participate in the en-
iarged cabinet proposed. OF the mem
bers of the late parliament only Prince
Nikolai Lyoff of SaratOV, who, though
a constitutional democrat, is personal
friend of Premier Stolypin, is under
stood to have given the plan favorable
consideration, and il is said tonight
that he probably will accept minis
try portfolio.
The Constitutional Democratic club
and two other political clubs were
closed today by order of police author
tiles. A caucus of constitutional demo-
Gratis was being held at the club named
at the time.
secret OSuCuS IOudys
Prince Paul DOlgoroukoff, chairman
of the central executive committee APP
pointed at VibOrg on Monday, has
called a meeting of that committee,
which will arrange a secret caucus to-
morrow TO discuss further tactics Mos
COW constitutional democrats recon-
mended the summOning of national
convention of the party, but this will
scarcely be allowed by the authorities.
Meetings are being held tonight in
a dozen houses in st. Petersburg, and
lust across the frontier railway emf
Moves. peasants, socialists and revo-
lutionists of different shades of opinion
are discussing the best plan of action
10 throw the whole machinery of the
government out of gear.
Agrarian disorders have broken out
in the vicinity of ST. Petersburg. The
estate of General Baron Frederick, aide
de camp to the emperor, forty miles
from the capital, has been plundered
by peasants. General Frederick asked
for troops from Gatschina, but was in
formed that the situation was too seri-
Gus to permit of the changing of the
present military dispositions.
KEEPING WITHIN BOUNDS.