The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-06
RUSSIANS WAIT FOR
SIGNAL FOR REVOLT
Radical Parties in Conference
Pass Resolution Favoring a
General Uprising.
&MIsSARIEs SENT OUT
TO INSTRUCT PEASANTS
Two Regiments Mutiny at Samara
-Revolutionists There Inpa-
tient to Proclaim Republic.

Berlin, July GA dispatch to the
Lokal Anzeiger, from Kattowitz, Prus-
sian Silesia, says that at 2:l6 PM, to-
day, twenty-five Cossacks surrounded
Of Kielce, Russian. Poland, on informa-
ton that it was being used for the man
ufacture Of bombs. AS the Cossacks
were forcing their way in, terrific ex-
plosion blew the kiln to pieces. Eight
Cossacks were killed and five were
wounded 1t is not established wheth-
bombmakers inside or whether the kiln
was exploded from distance.
St. Petersburg, July ga meeting
of the congress Of peasants unions.
eeegtes om Ss social rsye
iut io r1'k and labor PAL parties s and the
Finnish red guard, was held in Helsing..
fors yesterday. The congress adopted
resolution for a general rising, if par
lament should be dissolved, and to
make all preparations for a revolu-
ton, but to wait for the signal from
St. Petersburg.
In accordance with the decision Of
the peasant workmen 3 congress at Hell
singfors, emissaries have, been dis
patched turnout Russia to instruct the
peasant and proletariat organizations
to continue their preparations for an
armed uprising, but to await the signal
from st. Petersburg.
Two Regiments Mutiny.
Dispatches received here from Sa-
mara, state that two regiments garri-
soning that important provincial CAPT.
tai have mutinied and presented a
series Of political and service demands.
The officers promised to satisfy the SER
vice demands if the mutineers would
return to duty, but the men replied that
they would be satisfied only with COM
pliance with all Of their demands.
May Proclaim Republic.
The mutineers command the situation
but are not indulging in excuses. The
| situation is complicated by the fact
| that in Samara the revclutionists are
pushing a movement to proclaim
republic in case general strike is de-
clared, and may seize the present OPP
portunity to further their aims.
The ferment among the soldiers and
sailors at Odessa and Sebastopol con-
| tinues. ...aa-- 49,
. No inkling Of the reported rioting
and pillaging at Vladivostok has
reached the Russian parliament but the
military authorities who control the
4 tSleRIdpu WoulO ne dple 10 WllNuOHt LOT
days any news Of such conditions.
New Lease for Goremykin.
The impossibility of forming eoali-
ton ministry, together with the show Of
strength developed by the government
in the council Of the empire upper
house Of parliament), evidently hsa had
life of the Goremykin ministry, and
also has resulted in the postponement
tof the emperor g contemplated cruise in
Finnish waters. z:z
| Government Denounced.
During the debate in the lower house
Of parliament today on the Bialystok
asieff, q radical member from the Don
province, fercely denounced the policy
Of the government, which he declared.
instead Of being directed to pacifying
the country, seemed deliberately to be
provoking anti-Jewish riots and every
manner Of class and race strife by the
spread Of proclamations against the
Jews and revolutionists
The council Of the empire spent the
day yesterday in discussing rules of or
der. The treatment Of the bill for
abrogation Of the death sentence was
the subject of general discussion in the
4 Hobbies of the council. The general inn
/ some notifications, the exact nature Of
which will be discussed at caucus of
the constitutional democrats on Mon
day next. -.
i Limits for Governors.
There Is much sentiment in favor Of
a measure restricting the practically un-
limited right of governor general to
order offenders to be tried by military
courts, allowing this to be done only in
time Of actual armed uprising. This
would tend to effect the same object,
as the civil code provides the death
penalty only in cases Of attempts On
the life Of the emperor or violation OF
quarantine regulations.
Premier Goremykin and all the mem
bers of the ministry except M. .Stolypin
were present at yesterday IS sitting Of
the council. The tone of their remrks
tended to confirm the Rech S surmise
; that the fall of the ministry has been
postponed on account of the refusal of
! pate in a coalition cabinet. Premier
Goremykin reiterated in private con-
versation the statement that he was
anxious to retire.
8 Yelled Threat for Kaiser.
The Rech today discussing the efforts
made in the British house of commons
w IuC RoNCih VI NIcdt Dill
J ain not to send a fleet to Cronstadt
says:
, HWhether the fleet comes or does not
come, the sympathy of England and the
!, English with the struggle of the Rus
sian democracy for constitutional insti-
tutions is already proved. The same
is true of France. AS regards Ger
many, she is the sole supporter of the
: old regime in Russia. Emperor Will
! lam prefers to maintain the sources OF
] weakness of the Russian state in order
to profit thereby. But Emperor Mich.
olas should remember the danger OF
outside interference. 1t was the Duke
q of Brunswick s threat to destroy Paris
! if King Louis was harmed which for
= feited the kings head. -