Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Attempt Of ReSCtiOnarv Party to Force a
Reooss Fails
OVER A NEW MINISTRY
Nicholas in Secret Consultation with Con
Ititutional Democrats.
ARMY A BIG FACTOR IN SITUATION
Recurring DisafrectiOn COnvinces His
Majesty of Folly of Further
TryinE Temper of
People.


government and Parliament have resulted
only in widening the breach, now is vtrtu-
ally an accomplished fact, II the statement
Of a grand duke can be accepted.
According to this parsonage the final des-
perate effort of the faction, headed by
Minister of Agriculture stlchinsky, which
wishes to disperse Parliament and again
resort to repression. has failed. The re-
curing disanection among the troops prob
ably convinced his majesty OF the folly
of trying further to temper the feeling
of the country.
At any rate, according to the grand duke
the decision has been taken to bow to
Parliament, dismiss the ministry and to
make no attempt to impose a forced recess.
The frank surrender of power into the
hands of the constitutional democrats,
which would mean nothing less than the
Inauguration of a true constitutional mon
archy, would find the leaders of that party
ready to undertake the fight against the
rising trend of the revolutionists, but II Is
too much to expect the emperor and the
court to make such abject capitulation-
Czar NeROtiates with Leaders,
In spite of denials, negotiations between
the constitutional democratic leaders and
progress for several days. But there is no
reason to believe they have eventuated any
thing definite towards superseding the
Goremykin cabinet with mixed ministry
of constitutional democrats and October
lists elected from the council OF the empire
with Finance Minister Kokovsoff as pre-
mier. Such cabinet, II 1t could be formed,
might temporarily tide over the present
rfata t,ttt ho ale h
ably would be incapable Of working in har-
mony and thus. 1t would only postpone
and not solve the great issue.
The dificulty of forming new cabinet
is likely to delay the announcement OF
Premier Goremykin's retirement several
days. Neither the press nor the public
Is aware OF the decision at Peterhof.
Earlier View OF situaafOn.
i Tsc uLper.nost question is. how
long the present deadlock between
Parliament and the government car
continue Premier Goremykin is ne
longer factor in the situation, bu
some Of his colleagues. headed By
Minister of Agriculture stichinsky, realiz
ing that unless the government fights. th'
cabinet must fall, are earnestly advisinl
the emperor to take the bun by the horni
and dissolve Parliament. They have sub
mitted a memorandum to the emperor, ad
vising him to take this course on th'
ground that Parliament has ceased to b
a legislative body and is simply the cente
of revolutionary agitation. and urging tina
immediate action is necessary They con
tended that the army as whole can stil
be relied upon. Finance Minister Kokov
son and Minister OF Justice Chicheglovitoff
on the other hand consider that an at
tempt to forcibly dissolve Parliament woul'
be fatal. The former, who is ambitious L
become premier, seems to be championin
the formation Of a mixed, responsible min
istry, in the hope that the emperor WI
charge him to undertake It's formation
In the meantime II Is announced that tn
cruise which the emperor and his famil
will take in Finnish waters will be mad
at the end of next week z The imperis
yacht will be escorted by two warships.
Democrats Confident of Victory.
The constitutional democrats appear cor
fident that victory in their fight for re
sponsible ministry is not far OF, and wit
the prospects of acceding TO power becon
ing brighter the breach between them an
the radicals in Parliament is gettin
broader The latter, It is shown durln
Yesterdays debate, have thrown of III
mask and desire to make Parliament III
central revolutionary committee for N
: country and have 1t assist in the convocs
tion Of a constituent assembly, while th
constitutional democrats would be satishe
with a constitutional monarchy. which the
believe to be assured If they get the reir
! in their hands.
, The members Of the deputation from II
group of toll sent into the country district
J A..
turned here and report that the latter al
, everywhere anxious for the signal to ris
, The delegates counseled patience until Al
, gust.
} The estate in orel province OF Prin'
/ sviatopolk- -Mirsky, the former minister
r the interior was burned by peasants la
night. cossacks have been dispatched
5 the scene.
NM Annlken and Alladin. the peasai
leaders in Parliament, have received
warning from the League for the salv
ton OF Russia" OF Odessa that they hav
been sentenced 10 death.
A sergeant OF the Omega regiment whiS
has Just returned from the Baltic province
where II participated in the suppression
the revolutionary disorders. was killed ye
terday in front OF his company at Kran
noe-selo camp. The company was pr
sumed 20 fire a round Of blank cartridgs
. but the sergeant fell dead with a bull
I through hts body. There Is no doubt tn
! he was killed by design.
i United states Resolutions Presente
= ST. PETERSBURG, June 0.-The res
5 lutions Of the United States congress wi
g regard 10 the anti-Jewish excesses
: Bialystok were presented TO Foreign Mi
> ister Iswolsky today by Ambassador Mey
:. and subsequently referred to NJ. Stolypi
: minister OF the interior. in whose depal
o ment the matter properly belongs. Assn
II ances were given Mr.. Meyer that all necf
d sary steps had been taken to prevent
e repetition OF the excesses at Bialystok a
e elsewhere. Sir Arthur Nicolson, the Br
5, ish ambassador. who also made inquiri
:. on the subject, was given similar ASST
d ances.