CABLE NEWS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3549, 20 July 1905, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

Affairs in Russia. “ RED WILL BE VLADIMIR’S DAY.” WORKMEN SUMMONED TO A BLOODY CELEBRATION, Owing to the death of Count Sch«Wvaloff, Prefect of Moscow, the Czar & unlikely to proclaim the Constitution' at the’ Kremlin, but promulgate it through the Council of the Empire or the Senate.

Extensive agrarian disorders are anticipated in Southern Russia and in the Baltic provinces after harvesting. The landowners are demanding protection. ‘ Jhe Government’s terrible seventy has mv? mentari lv repressed the peasants’ Outbreak, , At Kherson arrests habeen madejhe Cossacks cruelly mah.Wif ing the prisoners and idling some. Forty thousand cartridges and twtf tons of gllmpowder for the revolutionary party at the CaucanSUS have been discovered at Erivan. Twenty loaded bombs- were discovered in the centre of st. Petersburg. A thousand proclamations nave been distributed in St. Petersburg sumnoning the workers to ’commemorate Vladimir’s Day on the 22nd by casting bombs beneath the soldiers’ feet. After fiye weeks’ strike at IvaO» vanesensk, the workmen commenced to pillage the shops. The whole town is in the rioters’ hands. Fresh demonstrations occurred at Lodz on Saturday. The Cossacks fired a volley, killing three and Wound* ing six. . , A portion of the Ekaterinburg Kegi* ment mutinied and killed an officer.