The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-14
PLAN TO DISSOLVE NEXT DUMA
1T rs EXPECTED To REPEAT DE-
MANDS ron REFORM.
CZar VIII Then Cease Efforts TO Establish
Represents tive Government - Police
Daily seize Terrorist Bands All over
Russia defiance In a burning House.
SpeeioI Cable Despatch 70 THE sun.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun.
ST. oETERssrRo. July t3.--The trend
OF events in Russia is rapidly growing
in interest and it is now possible to ak
pose the plans Of the Court party, which
is again in full control of the political situa-
ton.
II r. fully expected that the next Duma
will again represent the popular demand
for important reforms. Should it do \ o
IL will promptly be dissolved. Then the
Emperor will issue a decree saying that
he has tried three times to call The nation
to his assistance, but this course having
proved a failure he sees that the empire
is not ready for this form of government
and he will therefore patiently await the
proper moment
The revolutionary movement has become
very active throughout the country, but
most Of the news of its development IL
being suppressed successfully. The CORE
spondent Of THE SrN learns some purticu-
lar. from official sources which are suf-
ficientiy alarming.
The police. who ave been strengthened
enormously and recognized during the
last year. daily succeed in arresting whole
revolutionary parties throughout Russia.
Two days ago in Moscow eleven members
OF the section Of MaXimalists were found
planning attempts against the Gar and
the Grand Dukes. The party were court
martialled and two were executed.
Four war organizations have been dis
covered and arrested. In the Baltic prov
inces, chiefly In Courlsnd. about 100 arrests
have been made. In a little town in the prov
ince Of Mini Novogorod the police learned
Of a revolutionary assembly which was
holding a meeting in a house. The police
surrounded it and demanded its surrender.
The people in the house answered by firing
and wounding two policemen. The police
then set fire to the house from several sides.
Some Of the revolutionists tried to escape
through the flames and two succeeded.
A few we're arrested, but the majority re-
main ed In the house and persisted. singing
revolutionary songs all tho while.
The chief of rolice here. NJ. Troussevitch,
has started for Berlin and Paris, where he
will deal with the question OF the extradition
of Russian revolutionaries Ii is supposed
that NJ. Troussevitch or his return will be
appointed assistant to NJ. Noronzof-D Dash
kof. the Governor Of the Caucasus. where.
1t is admitted. matters are most trouble
some
The authorities here are very displcased
at the mild way in which the Finnish au-
thorities nre conducting the trial of the
bomb throwers arrested in May. Accord
ing to the Finnish laws they are only liable
to three months imprisonment NJ. Girsrd.
the Governor Of Finland, is away and his
place is being filled by Gen. Bockman, a
narrowminded man. He visited Prime
Minister Stolypin and has promised to do
all he can to have the ~delinquents removed
to St. Petersburg and tried by the Russian
law, but the Finnish laws being very pre-
else on this subject it is questionable
whether he will succeed.