TROUBLE IN RUSSIA.
PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT
St. Petersburg, Ootobsr 11. There have been wholesale arrests of suspects at Lodz. Strong detatchments of troops guard the streets. General Dumbadzc’s assailant has been arrested.
It is expected a procession of ikons and banners will demonstrate against the British deputation ou arrival at St. Petersburg. The Black Hundred threatens violence. Black Hundred emissaries in Finland are plotting outbreaks to render the position of M. Gerhard, Governor General, impossible.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRATS
THE BRITISH PETITION.
PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT Received 9 37 p.m. Oct. 12. St. Petersburg, Oct. 12,
The Congress of Russian Constitutional Democrats has split into three groups, the left consisting of thirty-five advocates of immediate resort to passive resistance; the centro group of one hundred accept the Viborg manifesto, and consider it advisable to delay passive resistance. The right group regards the Viborg manifesto as a practical mistake. The difference as not caused secessions.
Recived 9.58 p.m. Oct 12,
Owing to misrepresentations aud attacks tho British deputation has abandoned the idea of public presentation of the memorial, but will request the Sb. Petersburg Committee to arrange for a private presentation to the Douina. Only one or two members of the deputation proceed to St. Petersburg.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1904, 13 October 1906, Page 2
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