Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
UPRISING IS TO WAIT
Continued from First Psse)

NOOnllnueu lIOHl FlHl Edht'J
from the profound conviction that it would
be a crime In the midst of the present
dangers. to attempt to shake the power of
the sovereign.
After nrmly setting forth the views Of
the sisnsrs Of the address regarding the
solution Of the agrarian and other ques-
lions and. their dissent from the govern
ment program. which made cooperation
between Parliament and the ministry inn
possible, the address says the emperor
only exercised his legal prerogative in sub
hitting the issue again to the people TO
decide whether the views Of Parliament
actually conceded with the sentiment Of
the nation. II then appeals to the people
10 prove by their calmness that they are
fitted for government, at the same
time 10 show the monarch by representa-
tiyes whom they conscientiously elect"
what they desire. and adjures them not to
attempt to use force. which would be
criminal madness. II surely would pro-
woke severe measures.
THE government" the address adds. lis
compelled TO maintain the integrity Of the
state and the safety of the citizens at any
price. Resistance with force not only
means an enormous number of fruitless
sacrifices, but will also bring holy Russia
to final economic and political ruin"
Financial Crash ImpendinR..
No word OF the military disorders is now
permitted to be published, q
Discussing the financial situation the
Rech today says that the quotations OF
Russian securities here and abroad are not
true barometer. The paper says that a
financial crash r. impending. as the gov
erEment Is resorting to Count Whites old
system by which millions are used in Ber-
lin and Paris as we'll as in st. Petersburg
to bolster up Russian bonds. This is the
only Indirect reference made by the press
TO the parliamentary appeal to the country
to cut of the governments supplies by
refusing to pay taxes
In the provinces the suppression of news
papers and the arrest OF agitators continues
undated. Up to the present time there is
no evidence OF the expected rising of the
peasantry, but news travels slow in the
country. The only sudden growth OF dis
order among the peasants thus far reported
is at Kostroma, 200 miles northwest Of
MOSCOW.
A recrudescence OF the revolution is alsC
reported in the Baltic provinces near Demi
trovsk
In Orel province the peasants on tn,
crown estates are reported to be In erup
ton.
The refusal of the authorities to sen,
troops to save the estate OF Baron Fred
sricks, aide-de-camp TO the emperor fort,
miles from the capital which was plum
dered by peasants yesterday. seems to in
dictate that until the danger Is passed II 1
the intention of the War ONCE to keep tn
troops concentrated in the cities and pro
tect the lines of communication betwee
here and Moscow and St. Petersburg an
the frontier, so that In the event OF seriou
troubles in the army becoming apparen
troops can retire on ST. Petersburg. wher
the last stand win be made
Troops at Moscow.
MOSCOW, July 25.-rhe massinE {
troops in this city continues The radls
ting railroad lines are carefully guarde
and the whole city is under martial Law
In addition to the regular troops guardin
Nicholas station, the terminus OF the liT
connecting Moscow and st. Petersburg.
machine gun detachment Is on duty Their
1t is reported, but not confirmed. thu
the workmen's council has decided
favor OF general strike, to begin July :
REVAL, Russia, July 3.--A steam,
loaded with Finnish workmen arrived he
today. but the authorities would not pc
AAiN NActl " AoAN oila AAe NSsscA NtpaIle
the men singing the "Marseillaise."
RIGA, Russia, July @.-Nine thOusal
factory workers struck here today.
QuieteF at Odessa,
ODESSA July S.-This city Is compar
lively quiet today. About seventy JeN
have been arrested on suspicion OF b
longing to a self-defense organization.
During the disturbances Of yesterday "
Jews were killed, seventeen were wound
and twenty-seven shops wrecked. T
presence OF General Grigorien. the prefs
OF Odessa. and General KsrakoIonf. cor
manding the troops. who were quickly
the scene, caused stringent measures