Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-25
A RUPTURE is I'M MlNENT
Revolutionary EmIssaTlss Are Travel
ins Through the Country, Stirring
Up Hatred Against The Mobiles
and Landlords.
THE PEASANTS URGED TO STRIKE
Reaotlonists Advocate Return
to Autooracy.
DAILY CONFLICTS IN THE INTERIOR
Associated rrcss Di.patches bg special wire.

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81. Petersburg, Russia, May 25.-Pre-
mier GoremylSin went % poterhol today
to secure the Emperor's final approval
of the general statement Of the govern
mcnt's policy which the cabinet has pre-
pared in answer to the speech from tho
throne AS the statement will probably
have to run the gauntlet Of the court
camarilla the Premier, IL Is believed, is
mot likely TO be able TO return here in
timn 60 deliver Il this afternoon. The
plan advocated by the majority of the
Constitutional Democrats is that ii the
premiers speech Is found unsatisfactory
vote Of lack of confidence in the min-
istry will be- passed, thus forcing upon
the government the issue of mpplantine
the cabinet with one moro in harmony
with tho party and tho lower house. II
this course Is followed Unless the Em-
poror is prepared to yield Immediately,
II is surc TO hasten q conflict.
In spite of the moderate counsels Of
the leaders, the Constitutional Demo-
Gratis are being pressed ON by the dcnun-
citation Of the Radical elements towards
an opcn rupture, Revolutionary nc
tivity is increasing throughout tho coun-
try, and the papers representing the
Radical groups, which were suddenly
allowed to resume publication. are taking
advantage of the license granted them
To- indulge in the bittcrest attacks not
only on tho government, but on parlia-
ment, and there is evidence TINT revo-
lutionary emissnries arc travelling through
tho country, stirring up hatred against
tho mobiles and landlords and encouraging
the peasants to strike for the ostcnsibo
purpose Of forcing Parliament 20 hasten
| the distribution OF lands. On the other
hand, the agents Of reaction are adopting
the same tactics in favor Of n dispersal of
| Parliament and a return 20 autocfncy
As q result Of this propaganda, threaten
ing letters have been received by many
members of Parliament and dispatches
from tho interior report daily conflicts
between the followers Of The two extreme
parties During a meeting of Black
Hundreds in Archangol Square, So
Petersburg, last night, under the presi-
dency Of Barbara Nlrolnieyna, worllmen
/ began ountcr-dcmongtration by sing
ing the "Marseillaise." A collision fol-
| lowed and resulted In 90 revolver shots
being fired by the Black Hundreds. One
man was killed, three men were seriously
wounded and dozens sustained broken
| heads Observing Liberals trace the
]
divide ct empera" to Gen. Tropon' IS
inspiration.
The Slovo says that, instead Of being
released, as announced, M. krustalc1
president OF the executive committee Of
the Worllmen's Council, who was arrested
in St. Petersburg December 9th 1905,
during the general strike, has been trans
ported to Sveaborg fortress, Finland.
RUAIoR THAT PREMIER HAS RESIGNED.
3 p. NIT was rumored in the lobbies
Of Parliament this afternoon that Pre-
mier GoremylSin had resigned and had
been succeeded by NJ Shipofi of Moscow.
IL was also reported that Prince Urusof,
former assistant TO the Minister of the
Interior, who resigned when the Council
of the Empire declined to accept bis
project to remove race and religion limi-
tations from the schools and who since
has been elected to the lower house of
Parliament as a Constitutional Democrat
from Kaloga, had been appointed Min
lister Of the Interior.