THE RUSSIAN DISTURBANCES
DRASTIC ORDINANCES. OFFICIAL BRUTALITY RAMPAST SHOOTING AT SIGHT. St. PETERSBURG, Sept. 3. M. Bekmann, the new Governor of tlie Courland district, lias issued 15 drastic ordinances, meeting every description of offence. He forbids the wearing or selling of weapons as illegal, hunting for sport is prohibited and the police are empowered to shoot bicyclists not stopping the instant they are signalled.
iWELYE HUNDRED SOLDIERS MUTINY, Fired Upon. Numbers Killed and Captured. St. PETERSBURG, Sept, 4. Twelve hundred soldiers and officers belonging to three regiments near Warsaw, attempted to desert in abody. Other regiments fired on the mutineers, killing and capturing a number.
LARGE MILITARY MOYEMENT. Troops for Caucasia. Ultimately for Central Asia. (Received Sept. 4, 10.36 p.m.) St. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4. Russia is preparing to land troops 100,000 troops at Batoum and Poti to suppress the disturbances in tho Caucasus, and perhaps reinforce the army in Turkestan.
i Priyate Conference Dispersed. (Received Sept. 5, 0.18 a.m.) St. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4. The police at Moscow dispersed a private Zcmstvos Congress discussing the Duma scheme, including Princes Dolgourski and Troubetskoi.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7917, 5 September 1905, Page 3
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