The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19
CAR PLANNING
To GET RID Of
PARLIAMENT

st. Petersburg. June BIN spite OF the
governments left-handed denial that IL
Intends 10 order a parliamentary recess,
the Rech today expressed the fear that
a coup d'etat Is imminent, and appeals TO
the country TO make its voice heard In
favor OF the dismissal OF the ministry and
prolongation of the existence OF parlia-
ment.
An official denial has been given out OF
the report that members OF the ministry
participate In the sessions OF the Trepoff
star chamber at Peterhof, which IL Is un-
derstood has absolutely decided that par
Lament must be got rid OF and is only
ThIta nehSisatins IN regard 6 to the methods.
t1rst-To order recess of parliament
for three months.
second-To dissolve parliament and or
der new elections based on universal suf-
frage. In the hope that the temper OF the
parliament thus elected will be different
from that OF the present body.
Third-To declare the council OF the en-
pire, or upper house, the representative
There are two features OF the stua-
pause-the early necessity for more money
and the dismay over the growing dsaf-
fection OF the troops.
100 BODIES BURIED.
Bialvstok. Russia, June 10 (mid-
night The bodies OF more than a
hundred Jews were buried during the
day but the imposing array OF smili-
tary forces prevented a resumption OF
the disorders.
Gen. Bader. commander OF the gar
rison and acting governor general. in
personal charge of the troops. which
are so disposed that a renewal OF the
rioting is considered improbable. The
Jews. however. continue in a state OF
panic.
NIGHT WAS QUIET
The night passed quietly and the
town is resuming it's normal appear
ance. Some street cars are running and
several OF the factories resumed work.
Fully half the patrols have been with
drawn from the streets here and in
the suburbs.
LAW WLESSNESS INCREASES.
Tifis. Caucasia, June 19.-The law
lessness in the Caucasus is growing
and murder and robbery are un-
checked In this city.
The inter-race war between the Ar
menlans and Tartars Is spreading.
FUEL FOR THE FLAMES.
St. Petersburg, June 19--Ihe massa-
ere OF Jews at Bialystok has shocked the
country and added to the general excite
ment and the revelations which the COM
mission OF the lower house of parliament
sent to investigate the outbreak at Bialy-
stok are expected TO make VIII only add
| fuel TO the flames.
Thus far the censor at Bialystok has
evidently refused TO allow the press COR
respondents to send anything rejecting
| on the authorities.
| The Golos a new paper edited by NJ.
| Ulianoff a member or the lower house
| OF parliament containing an account OF
| the horrors and charging the authorities
at Bialystok with deliberately preparing
| the riot was conhscated when II ap-
peared this morning.
STRIKES EXTENDING.
Dispatches from the interior today
! bring the usual chronicle OF murder and
! robbery. Fresh strikes are reported az
| Kaluga. Krementchug. Zhitomir Volsk
and listing Voliki. but the success Of the
! attempt to precipitate a general strike is
by no means assured.
The Novoe Vremya however, reports
that the engineers OF the Moscow railroad
have decided not TO take out their loco
motives tomorrow. The government has
made elaborate preparations to meet the
strike movement Military trains are
held in readiness at all the stations OF
st. Petersburg and Moscow. The masons
and stone cutters Joined the bakers in tho
strike today and the-butchers will fol-
low their example tomorrow The prices
of bread and meat have been doubled.
The news from Cronstadt continues to
be displeasing The troops sent to the
island are camping outside the city The
Twentieth Century says the situation IL
so dangerus that the breach blocks have
been removed from the guns OF the war.
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