TROUBLED RUSSIA.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8171, 2 August 1906, Page 3

TROUBLED RUSSIA.

VLADIMIR'S CHARMED Lilt. INCITING TO REVOLUTION. Si. PErKisurßG, July 21. Russian revolutionaries wrecked an express at Charcloi (Belgium), believing that the Grand Duke Vladimir was aboard travelling for St. Petersburg The stoker was killed but the passcngers escaped. The Graud Duke Vladimir haJ travelled by au earlier train. The new manifesto issued by ail the revolutionary bodies to peasantry accuses the Government ]pt an intention to employ Austrian aud German troops in order to coerce the Russians. It predicts that rivers of blood will flow, but the people must not spare the criminal Government. The country must rise as one man, and inflict a terrible judgment on the trailers. A SERIOUS MUTINY. TROOPS SEIZE AND BOMBARD FORTS. HEAVY CASUALTIES REPORTED. ».A GARRISON ASSUME TOWN GOVERNMENT. Received 2,1.1:1 a.m. Si. PETERsnrno, Auftii't 1. Sappers at Svaborg mutinied and seized three det iched forts. They bombarded the main fortress, artillerymen helping them. Reports arc contradictory. One account gives live hundred killed and wounded, while the censored statements say some were killed and wounded. The outbreak was suppressed. The Harrison at Deshlazar, on learning of the dissolution of the Duma murdered the commander and eight other officers, and assnmed the local administration.