Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30

N Petersburg, JAY So.~~TEs Ca
trai committee II soeas. democrats
has hssn hastily sanmansa fron the
PROVINCES, n has hs~n formally DE-
eicea 20 sanpoIi The action ii the
gfoars Last wees IN
pushing IN agits;ion fos q general
strike and uprising. Ths social dem
ocrsiie central conmiftse In iis rsso
luaions announced that u. aim u
the revolution 10 % secure q eonssisar
ent assembly u the Russian people
10 decide On the future form of Eus.
ernmsnf.
ssin Mas tsepe
g. pesersbnr July 3a.-Premier
stoiypin has not abandoned hope uf
inducing public men outside the hn
rsaaeratic spheres 10 enter the reoF-
ganixed cabinet and carry cut his pol.
Icy of strong handed reforms Nsgc
tissions nth N. 6nchkoff. Prince
Lvoff and coant Hayden are s,iil In
progress. 4 mob a two thousand
vorkmen completely quilted q brew.
cry on the Schlasselhurg road here
last night The oossacss dispersed
them.
osssless Rumes
St. Petersburg. July 30.--A Funor
was in circulation last night that
General Trepoff had been assassin
ated. but II turned out 10 b. base
less.
Five Are Drowned
Warsaw. July 3e-While ths church
af wilanox. suburb of Warsaw, was
filled with worshippers today. IN un-
known person outside began firms
rapidly with a revolver. 4 panic fol.
lowed. the church service was brok.
en- up aud the CONGREGATION In q wild
effort TO escape crowded on the fer.
ry boat which sank. drowning five
persons.
Rssimens Muinies
PoHaya. July 3o.--A grave out.
bstoA "tbtEth Ntet1thas Ah AAN @1th'
81 regiment. following the arrest Of
"a private Of the first battalion. who
was discovered with some other sol.
diers IN shed where the revolution.
lists are IN the habit Of holding meet.
ings. After the arrest the entire first
battalion. accompanied by large
crowd. paraded the streets In de.
fiance Of the military authorities. The
soldiers proceeded to the artillery
barracks. where they seized several
guns and marched with them 10 the
prison. where the political prisoners
are confined. At this stage all the
remainder Of the poltava garrison was
called out, The loyal troops fired on
the mutineers with machine guns as
they were engaged In breaking down
the gate Of the prison. Several men
were killed or wounded. The out.
break was not suppressed until
O'Clock this morning.
Sentences for Mutinous seamen
Sebastopol, July 30.--The naval
court martial today passed sentences
upon the seamen who were arrested
for completely in the mutiny Of the
Black Sea fleet Of November. 1905.
Four men were condemned to death.
one to life servitude. thirtytwo 70
varying terms Of penal servituhe and
fifty to Imprisonment. Six were &C.
Quilted.
A man named Samenkoff. who was
charged with completely in the at.
tempt with a bomb upon the life Of
General Neptuff at sebastopcl. May
q, escaped jail today. He was as.
sisted by volunteer who disap'
peared.
Workmcn Have Sig Meeting
81. Petersburg. July 30.---A plenar.
meeting Of the st. Petersburg comneil
Of workmen's deputies, representing
13o.0 workmen, was held today al
Tericki. a little town across the Fin.
nish border, which is now the mecca
Of all opponents of the government
The members agreed that a general
strike, although it must be declared
later, at the present moment would
be untimely. The afternoon was
spent in discussing other measures
and an expression of views as to the
attitude to be taken by the workmen
on the dissolution Of parliament
Many of the delegates favored a 81
gantic one-day strike, but no decision
on this point was reached.
Press Censorship
In addition to putting screws on the
Russian press to prevent the publica
ton of unfavorable news from the
interior and throwing in the waste
basket practically all the foreign press
comment on the dissolution Of parlia
ment, the government has shown il.
self to be extremely sensitive 10 pub
lie opinion abroad. and has imposed a
strict censorship on stelegrams senl
through the official agency, IN ordei
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