RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY CRISIS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7984, 22 November 1905, Page 3

RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY CRISIS.

Failure of tbe Strike. A fairs in Warsaw. St. I'ETEHSUrUU. Nov. -Jo, Foreign business iu Russia is at a standstill, ami hdndreds of great concerns are on the verge of bankruptcy. Capitalislie .lews withdrew live million pounds through th\; Credit Lyoimnise alone. The strike was n failure in Moscow anil the provinces. The Council . of the workmen's delegates, in order to .-onceal' thrir discomfiture, claimed to have prmlucdl a great emit on the army and navy, ami also to have curbed the (iovcrmiicnl's 'reactionary tendencies. They urge tlio workers to prepare for a final encounter with the bloody nionarchv.

Strikers burnt a large uumiier of shops in St. IYtersburg on Sunday night because theur owners refused to close. The troops i%. Warsaw get out of hand frv|Ueiutly, ami shoot innocent citizens. They arrested 20l> persons hi a church at Lodz, who were singing patriotic songs, and when onlookers in ibe street protested the soldiers fired, killing anil wounding several persons. They refused to obey the reaction arics' ;orders to wreck Count Leo Tolstoi's estate at Asxyapoiyana One hundred and twenty thousand reservists, chiefly in European Russia, will shortly be disbanded.

Tbe Yladirostoci Mutiny, Mntineers Had With Yodii. Hissing Warships. (Received Nov. 21,11.95 p.m) TOKIO, Nov. 21. Japanese residents state that the mutiny at Vladivostok Listed fr m the !2th until the 10th, and that the town is in ashes. Tlio mutineer lirst attacked the military headquarters and murdcml 400 officers. There was cannonading h the streets and at a given signal Arcs were starteJ in six places at once, petroleum being pumped on the flames. Mutineers, inflamed with vodka, knifed and killed in tho street it general who wan trying to control the tion|«Three hundred Russian citizens and 500 Chinese were killed. The whereabouts of the Kossi.i aud Gromoboi i., still unknown.

Brighter Prospects Affect me Foods (Received Nov. 22, l.Hnin.) St PETERSBURG, Nov. 21. Russianfour jier ceuls nearly touched 86, due largely to the prospects of weathering the storm.