Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-03
SOCIALIST SHAKES
RUSS PARLIAMENT.
st. Petersburg Newspapers Do Not Dare
to Print Speech of
Zuraboff.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 30-With
the exception of the Novoe Vremya,
which holds itself outside of the ordi-
nary press restrictions, not one of the
morning papers today ventured to report
yesterdays debate on the governments
recruiting bill in the lower house of Par
lament fearing suspension, and i'll their
accounts of the executive session of the
house referred only guardedly to the con-
hict between the house and the govern
ment.
Recruiting Bill Passed.
The lower house today passed the re-
cruiting bill by 22O to 1874 votes. The
house also adopted resolution setting
forth the necessity of decreasing next
year the number of men to be called to
the colors and passing a law abollshlng
the custom of providing soldier servants
for officers anG the using of troops Tor
police purposes.
President GoIovin apologized in behalf
of the house for the incident last night.
M. Golovin said that in view of yester-
days reflection on the army he consld-
cred it to be his duty to announce that
the house regarded the army, which was
true to the fatherland and whose SUI
preme head was the Emperor, as deserv-
ing of all respect and gratitude.
IGSluGuI NOlON III ID tluOlNu III an IAAISA
| view published in the Slovo today, as
saying:
| The conditions are now so changed
that there is no prospect of an early dis
| solution of Parliament, and there is
ground to hope that the lower house will
| display creative activity resulting IN the
| enactment of the necessary reforms
Fight in the Douma.
NJ. Zuraboff, in his harangue in Par
| lament, declared that under an auto
cratic regime the army was worthless
| except against the people and that it
was beaten whenever it engaged IN
| foreign war, the ministers withdrew
! from the House and served an ultlmatum
on President Goloyin that unless the of
| fensive expressions were retracted by NJ.
Zuraboff and the rule providing for tenn
| porary suspension was applied against
him they would sever all future relations
with the Douma Zuraboff was not sus-
pended by vote of the Donna because
the Socialist had radical support The
suspension and formal rebuke of NJ
| Zuraboff, however, was pronounced by
the president of the chamber.
Revolutionist Is Buried
The funeral today of Nine. Madezhda
ted suicide abroad, aroused the greatest
interest in revolutionary circles on ac-
count of her romantic history.
! Nine. Baradina was the daughter of a
rich manufa cturer and left her home to
engage in the revolutionary propaganda.
| She was sent to Kiev, where she was ar
rested and imprisoned for two years be-
| ing released in October, 1908, on condi-
ton that she went abroad, where she
| met NJ. Baradina, who was known as
an energetic member of the organization
and married him.
Husband Was Traitor
A few days ago Nine. Baradina acct
dentally opened a letter showing that
| her husband was traitor who had sue
| cessfully planned the arrest of an i'm
pOrtant group of TerrOrsts and even pro-
posed to bring his wife back to Russia
in order to deliver her into the hands of
the police. The police advised him to
delay the latter step in order to avert
| suspicion.
Nine. Baradina after reading the let
ter took poison. Her body was brought
| to st. Petersburg and was inferred here
today, the coffin being buried under
wreaths of crimson flowers.
Fear May Day Outbreaks.
WARSAW. Russian Poland, April so
! The employees of the street railways,
the printers, bakers and factory en-
! ployes have decided to stop work on
May day and the authorities are taking
energetic stops to forestall expected dis
orders. The police are making wholesale
arrests of Socialists and detachments of
| Cossacks will patrol the streets day and
night until there is no further danger of