The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-19
SOLDIERS MUTINY AT KIER
QUELLED BY LOYAL REGIMENTS
WITH SOME BLOODSHED.
Council OF the Empire Cheers CAR When
Decree suppressing Dunns Is Read
Thanks Prom Notorious President
OF the Union OF the Russian People.

OF the Union Of the Russian People,
Special Gable Dispatches 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. June 1e.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Telegraph reports a
mutinous outbreak in a battalion Of sappers
at Kief. The officers summoned other
battalions TO quell the disturbance.
The latter proved loyal, and after a skirm-
ish, in which blood was shed. disarmed the
m~utlneeB. The entire battalion were then
arrested.
An officer OF the loyal section was killed.
The St, Petersburg correspondent Of the
Times. referring briefly to the mutiny at
Kief, says that two regiments are affected.
The outbreak is reported to have been
serious. Only oficial kilograms have thus
far been received.
ST. PETERSBURG, June ls.-The Council
of the Empire held its final sitting before
adjournment to-day. The members lis
tened to the imperial manifesto dissolving
the Duma in deep silence, after which
President Akimoff said,
Long life to Emperor Methodist Let us
hope VIZ shall meet again on OctoberI4under
favorable circumstance for our legislative
labors and enabled at last to begin the
work, 80 long looked forward TO, for the
benefit of our fatherland."
The Council then adjourned amid cheers
for the Gar.
At Warsaw eight regiments of cavalry
have beer ordered to leave Poland. going
toward south Russia TO prevent agrarian
disturbances.
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UhlAns and three batteries OF artillery are
leaving Warsaw for T~sarskoe-Selo.
D Reports Of trouble at Odessa and Sevas-
topol continue. 1t is stated that the dis
affection involves a number Of officers.
twenty-seven OF whom have been arrested
for sedition.
II is rumored that Admiral Wren has
asked the Minister of War to replace the
Brest Regiment. now at Sevsstopol. by
one whose loyalty is above suspicion.
II may be recalled that a portion Of the
Brest Regiment temporarily Joined the
mutineers OF the battleship Kniaz Potemkin
during the former troubles.
DR.. Dubrevin, president Of the Union
OF the Russian People. has telegraphed TO
the Car thanking him for putting an end
to the criminal Duma and assuring him
that the members OF the union will not
spare their lives or property in defence
OF the monarch. The Gar replied:
Communicate TO all the presidents of
sections and all members Of the union
and the people who have sent me an ex-
preston Of the feelings animsting them
my heartfelt thanks for their loyalty and
their willingness 10 serve the throne and
the welfare Of the lear fatherland. | am
convinced that all the true. faithful Rus
sian people are devotedly attached TO their
country and that they will now stand
closer and in continually increas-
ing numbers to help me attain the peaceful
regeneration Of our sacred and mighty
Russia and to better the condition Of it's
great people. Let the Union OF the Russian
People serve me az a firm support and as an
example OF legality a~d order for ALL
IL lie noteworthy that DR.. DubTevin Ia
the notorious organiser OF the armed bands,
Of which were implicated In the muir
der Of DR.. H~ertsenstSin. while others were
prominent in the massacres Of Jews.
The union. however, has abandoned
these methods in favor Of bloodless ones.
andithsy no~ !errs e political body with
periervid. r~eactionary and autocraho prih-