Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-06-20
DOUl|A DISSOLVED;
RUSSIANS TRANQUIL
WORkMEN OF ST. PETERSBURG
MAY ENGAGE IN RIOTOUs
DEMONSTRATIONS
Government Is Confident and the Capt.
tai Well Protected by Troops
Nine of the Indicted Deputies Are
Taken Into Custody.

Taken Into Custody.
st. Petersburg, June 17.-An i'm
perial ukase was issued Sunday pro-
roguing the council of the empire
until November 10.
The dissolution of the second douma
Saturday night was received through
out St. Petersburg with perfect tran
guilty, thanks to the precautionary
measures, and in no place in Russia,
80 far as is known, were there any
serious disturbances.
burg workmen are anticipated Mon
day, but the authorities are not
alarmed They profess to be chiefly
app7ehensiye over the possibility of
'T1oring and racial excuses in Odessa
and Kiev aad ether cities where party
feeling r1f1s high. An outbreak OF
agrarian disorders in several regions
Of the empire Is anticigated later,
When the pSasantry ieafRR Of the DISCO
Tuition, but a spirit of quiet confidence
In the ability of the government to
handle the situation prevails in ad-
administrative circles.
! Show Contempt for Manifesto.
/ News of the dissolution reached
the ST. Petersburg papers too late for
their last editions, but the public was
quickly informed through extras and
great posters sent out by the police at
all street corners, containing the
ukase announcing the dissolution, and
the imperial manifesto
Little knots of readers clustered
around these the whole day, atten-
lively perusing the manifesto, the
phrasing of which was calculated to
appeal to the patriotism of the lower
classes. Little enthusiasm or ex-
citement, however, was evoked, and
many of the readers, as they turned
away, spat silently upon the ground
as sign of their deepest contempt.
City Is Well Guarded.
Though Gen. Dracheffsky, project
Of police, was nominally in charge,
the provisions for public safety were
virtually in the hands of Gen. Hazen-
kampf, the aide to Grand Duke Mich
olas Nicholaievitch, who returned
from Krasnoye Selo to assume COM
mand Of the combined garrison, in
Guiding the guard corps, the. Thirty
seventh infantry division, a large
force of cavalry and Cossacks and
several machine gun detachments.
The military was chiefly disposed in
the industrial section, but aa strong
~445fce occupied the Tauride palace
vicinity.
, Nobody, not even douma officials,
was allowed to enter the precincts of
the palace. A laconic notice was
posted on the gates announcing that
former deputies" would receive their
salaries upon application to the chan
eellory Of the emR!Ees ~,,.szs.szss,->--
~ Nine Deputies Arrested. 49,,
During the night nine of the 16
social democratic leaders, specifically
named in the government indictment,
1ncluding Prince Tzertzelreteli and NJ.
Dzhaparidge, were taken INTO Gus
tody. The seven othGrs Succeeded in
eluding the elaborate provisions made
for their arrest. two secret service
officers, with Signed warrants, had
been assigned to follow each deputy
and serve the warrants as soon as the
ukase was promulgated. They were
Instructed to follow their men to the
frontier if necessary, but the deputies
succeeded in making their escape
Among those who have not yet been
arrested are M. Ozel and NJ. Alexins
ky, who have not returned to Russia
Douma Is Defiant.
St. Petersburg, June 15.-The dis
solution of the lower house of the Rus
sian parliament appeared Friday tC
be a question of only a few hours OF
at most of day or two
With only 100 opposing votes the
lower house Friday night rejected
Premier Stolypin's ultimatum for the
Immediate suspension of IS deputies
for membership in the social demo
cratic party, and referred the subject
to a committee. Although the com
mittee has been instructed to repor
Saturday evening, it is known in ad
vance that the decision on the mai1
question will be adverse, and that the
douma will accept the recommends
ton.
FALLS FROM A MONSTER TREE.