TROUBLE IN RUSSIA
PUNISHMENT OF THE MUTINEERS
alts STRANGE ELECTIONEERING methods.
By telegraph, Press A*s’n, Copyright
Received 9 31 p.m., April 2. St. Petersburg. Apr'l 2. The Naval Court acquitted 84 out of 207 oonoerned in the Kronstadt mutiny in November. A few received draslio sentenoes, and tbo remainder moderate terms of imprisonment. All workmen’s candidates at the preliminary Douma elections et Odessa have been arrested for displaying liberal tendencies. The authorities directed voters to eleot reactionaries.
OFFICERS BEING TRIED FOR TORTURING PEOPLE.
By telegraph* Press As»’n„ Copyright
Reoeived 10.46 p.m., April 2,
St. Petersburg, April 2. Tho Chief of Police at Warsaw and ten detectives are undergoing trial for mercilessly torturing political and war offenders.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1714, 3 April 1906, Page 2
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