RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY CRISIS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7972, 8 November 1905, Page 3

RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY CRISIS.

Bcmo:n s Control the Press ) is A;pelti Roosevelt. - st. peteksm'im: , Nov. <;. The outbreak in . the provinces is gradually subsiding, anil traffic is being resumed. The democrats control the Russian: press, ami compel the editors to dci lnand (Jeneral Trepift's tlownfall ami the concession of universal suffrage. The Buss, the chief Liberal organ. preaches passive resistance until the porkers an- armed. * NF.W YORK. Nov. (i. .Tews here have appeal it to Prc.-.i- ---• (lent Roosevelt to induce the Rus- "• sinn Government to stop the massacre. OHKSS.V, N..v. (1. Admiral Touchin, cemmnnding the Black Sea diet, thanked the Social Democrats, at Sebastopol for reStoring order. St. PKTERSW tin. Nov. ft. Wireless telegraphy has been estale lishtd between St. Petersburg and the Imperial Palace at Peterhof : also from Peterhof to Berlin by means <<i "■warships. The latter has created sui prise and disapproval, as it is considered that the Kaiser is nttempting to exert tutelage over the Czar. The advent of Russian warships ul Helsingfors is intended as a reminder to the Finns that the Czar means To prevent) the severance of thiIhichy from the Kmpirv. The police .in Moscow are upeniyl Organising attacks on the rei'ormerv The 'Metropolitan of the fireA j Church ontprvO homilies to V preach- \ churches on the same sult~Ctt, tut the Liberal Procurator, I Prince Alexis Oblensky. has stopped them. The latter succeeds M. Pobitdunasteft* as Procurator of the Holy Syncd. w Tarrible Massacre by Cossacks. Attribtted to the Viceroy's Orders. GfflroneDt Unable to Pacify the Country UniTtrstl Snßrage Impossible. (Received Nov. 7. *.t.t."> pin.) * St. PKTHRSBIUC, Nov. 7 The Cossacks at Tiflis massacnil a thousand, including children. A French correspondent attributes the deed to the Viceroy's orders. Thd' Odessa Kxprvss reached St. Petersburg after ,n detention ct a Week. Count de Wittc tokl' the Zcmstvos 'deputation t-hal *Jeneral Trepoff n-as the rnly man supporting his efforts lor the largest. possible reforms., Count dc Witto admitted that thu tiovemiueut «-as unable to pacify the country', not possessing the confidence of the people, lie alsostalid that universal , suffrage was impossible. . because it would rajse the jrhole Jewish <|iiestion.