The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-09
Soviet Orders Death on Spot
to Resisters and Many
Are Arrested.
MUTINY is MINIMIZED
Germany Prepares to Exert
New Demands as Result
of Mirbach Staying.
MAY MARCH on MOSCOW
Kaiser Reported to Have
Broken RclatiOnS-Lenine
Seeks to Placatc Berlin.
MUTINY is MINIMIZED
MAY MARCH on MOSCOW

LoNDoN, July S.--Fragments OF news
from various sources indicate that the
assa ssi sination of Count Won Mirbarh.
tho German Ambassador TO Russia,
was accompanied by formida Bile up.
rising in Moscow against the Bol-
sheviki.
A Russian wireless despatch asserts
that the uprising has now been COM
pletely suppressed, and the tone Of the
message indicates that the suppression
was accomplished with sanguinary vio-
lence. the orders being that all who
showed resistance to the Bolsheviki
should be shot on the spot"
Severa! hundred Russians. including
the Social Revolutionary leader Alex
androvitch, have been arrested in Mos
COW.
Order Reported Restored.
The Russian wireless also circulated
the following. signed by II Araloff tn.
CHIEF Moscow Commissioner:
The Social Revolutionists. by frauJu-
lent means, captured for n few hours Il
small part of Moscow and the Govern
ment telegraph office, whence they issued
false reports of the suppression OF the
Soviet In Moscow. beg TO announce
that the mutIny was caused by a group
or cheeky fools and was suppressed
without difficulty hy the Moscow sarri-
son. The mutineers have been arrested
and order has been restored
The counter revolutionary rising IN
Moscow has been suppressed and the
Social Rerolutionares are making 4
most isnomin!ous flight Orders have
been Issued TO arrest and TO disarm all
members OF the Social Revolutionary de
tachments and to shoot on the spot all
who resist
Several hundred participants in the
fising have been arrested, among them
Nlce-Chairman AeNandrovitch. while
special orders have been issued to secure
all members of the executive committe.
OF the Social Revolutionary party
The Red Guards must continue
watchful The mobilization Of our
forces must continue and all Socts!
Revoluttonaries must disarin TO the last
man"
SavinkOf L. Suspected
German newspapers are now pointing
to Gen. SavinkoT. VINO was War Mn
lister In tine kerensky Cabinet. as the
man behind the Mirbach plot, whica f.,
being gradually developed hy the Teu.
ton press into great anti-Germar
movement backed by all those me-,
whom Germany has found to be hin
ORANGES in her plans OF aggression in
Russia Moscow telegram circulated
by the Wolf News Bureau Of Berlin
says
"Savinkon is considered 70 be respon
sioie Tor the deed He is. moreover SAID
to be closely connected with the Czecho-
S!oNak and Social Revolutionary move
ments. His whereabouts is unknown"
German newspapers are preparing tho
public for a radical move against Russ,,
az punishment for the Mirbach affair
Exactly what this move will be is not ,s
yet indicated, but Dutch and Scandrna-
Wan newspapers hint at march ON
Moscow. and despa tches are printed
showing that German forces are now
about 300 miles west Of that city and
are being heavily REINFORCED
German newspapers give MANY COL
umns TO Developments in the Mirbach
case. particularly long kilograms from
Moscow praising the work that Count
Won Mirbach did there and describing
the alleged treacherous manner by which
the assassins gained entrance TO his
cffice by posing as delegates OF a com.
mission for combating the Social Revolu-
ZIONIST movement
Hurled GrenRd~s as They FIed.
II Is asserted that they fred their re-
vOlvers not only al Count Won Mirbach
but also al German Councillor Klezler
and Lieut. Muller, who were in the room,
Immediately after the hring they jumpei
out OF a window, hurting hand grenades
back of them as they Jumped They
leaped into waiting automobile aul
esca ped
All the German newspapers use violan:
expressions IN commenting upon the ns-
va sassination, but al the same time arc
generally l.. g"reement that the 30
shevik Governmeu, -c~ ~. GHnuAc,ed
with the assassination.
Won Bureau telegram from Mos
COW. a.Copenhagen despatch says a..
serts the Social Revolutonists admitted
they were concerned in the plot to assas-
sinate the Ambassador
As soon as Emperor william heard ot
the assassination OF Count Won Mirbach.
according to an Exchange Telegraph
despatch from Amsterdam he ordered
Foreign Secretary Won kuehlmann -
break of negotiations with the Russian
delegates IN Berlin.
strong guard has been placed be-
fore the house OF the Bolshevik Amnss.
sador in Berlin, as II j. feared 'hs
populace OF the capital Will inaugural
anti-Russian demonstrations Al th,