RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY CRISIS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7985, 23 November 1905, Page 3

RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY CRISIS.

St. I'ETEIISUI'K'!, NoV. lit Two .lews were at w » r » aw for refusing to contribute 10 the Socialistic fund. Temporary (ievernors ly v ''"», lV ." 0 '"" pointvd in ten provinces of ) olnnii. They have is,ucd most drastic antiPohsh decrees calculated to prcvoke disturbances. The right «ven of private iiaeting is -denied, and owners are held respons.l.le kr outrage on troops from houses. JA.)MK>N, NOV- -1. 1 tenter's agency declares that Russian officials ,in Poland a"- |<ermit* ted to organise mass 'meetings and insult the I'olra. They denounce the proposals for self-government. TOKIO. Nov. 21. The .lairam-si' declined to convey transports from Nagasaki to Vladivostok. Admiral RozbdcsfiVonsky Iras sent his valuables ashore. l-ltimately IMJW mutinous sailors quitted, but trouble is feand when the Japanese tenn-doers retire. st. I'ErrEKsw i«s, x«v. 21. Improved rat ions, served, out to the men prevented tv military outbreak Odessa, in Inquiry Farce. BeYersing the Order of Punishment. (Received Nov. 22, 9.,V> p.m.) ' St. I'ETERSIUW., Nov. 22 The Government has instructed the officials conducting the inquiry at Odessa to arrange so as to exculpate the troops. The police throw the Illume on the hooligans. No policeman participating in the massacres has lieen discharged, but nineteen of tin- force. for preventing an outrage, have i*vn transferral to obscure posts. Similar action | was adopted with regard to outbreaks at Kishiiu-ff and Elisal*-tsgrad.

The Zemstto Congress. (U,«-iv.<l Nov. 2:1, 'VI2 H i" ) SI. I'KTKRSIH'H'i, Nov. 22 •|Tre Zemstvos Congress is still t'"eThe majority of the f.peakers warn Colli' do Witte of the nwissity of realising the terms of the manifesto.