TROUBLE IN RUSSIA.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1502, 10 July 1905, Page 2

TROUBLE IN RUSSIA.

By Electric Teio£raE?i— Bor Press ** Association —.Coioyrlg^t. « x Petersburg, July; 7. Tlic Kniaz Potemkin ati fel lew eel a British collier to leave port an'd then followed her. . Disturbnees have broken out ,¥* She Katermaslai district, where the Kniaz Potemkin's crew Were largpiy UI T wo lornedoers guard Odessa., masked by lea inch suns idem* asliona .il t'l-ii 1 * Learning that Admiral Krnlgor was unable to rely on'his crews the Cza*c withdrew the Riband of St.. George from the holders ol ifi in She Blariw Sea fleet, and also decreed that the mutineers nliuuiU be captured dead ox* siiipoG has been offered the ppst of” Minister or the Interior. He accepts it if the Czar guarantees freedom of ifihe press. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 7. The Turkish forts are manned da? and night, fearing a raid on the Heel a coal depo ts by the Kniaz Potemkin

LONDON, VJBlyi 7, Kcuter’s correspondent at Odessa states that it is resorted that the Kjiiaz Potemkin has been blown U& near Theodosia. . „-i. The Times St. Petersburg cor respoi/dent states that Admiral Krttgct’B battleships proceeded to tfia Sea of Azoiv* . . lrnm The latest Sevastopol nercra jm> plies that none of the fleet axe wiling to fight the Kniaz Potemkin. The authorities fear an attack on Bate‘inn anid the capture ol tna RBEenal with the assistance of aisaifecte'd townsfolk* j, Tho Governor b* Odessa flodiarea that the Government refuse a Plenary amnesty, no matter what murderous entoruriae the mntmiKrs &**" tempi..

THE REBEL BATTLESHIP. RUSSIANS AT MANILA GIVING TROUBLE.

fal«|gra,lSi* *’ rKar^as ’ B ’ Co?ySigW ' Received 4.17 p.m., July 9. -" St. Petersburg, July 8. . The Smietlivy manned officers, coaled at Theodosia, and started in pursuit o! the Kniaz Potemkin. The latter is reported to be steaming to Novorossujsk, where the Black Sea squadron have arrived. ■ _ . The inhabitants have been warned nos to venture into the streets in the eyent o£ the Kniaz Potemkin appearing. The oruiser Panikaoeakurya protects Theodosia.] _ Russians interned at Mamla_ are sullen. They sympathise with tho ICniaz Potom* kin. There is a rumor that their tions are murderous. . 7 The American warship MonadnocK is watching in tho vicinity. One hundred and fifty of tho Prouts mutineers have been incarcerated. The Kniaz Potemkin has re-appeared at Kustenji. • '

MANY PROVINCES THREATENED BY BROUGHT.

By; icJograph, Press AbstH* Cofiyiigfefc Reosived 4.30 p.m., Jnly 9. St. Petersburg, July 8. Drought threatens many Russian provinces. I , The worst reprts coma from Moscow,,. Novgorod, Tverpekov, Vitebsk, Tula, Kursk, Kherson. SURRENDER OE MUTINEERS. 855 Puesa Asa’ft, Received 12.16 a.m., July 10St. Petersburg, July 8. Seven hundred and forty of the Kniaz Potemkin’s mutineers have surrendered to the Kustenji authorities under guarantee of safety. They landed after dividing the Kniaz’s treasury.