RUSSIA.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8189, 26 July 1906, Page 5

RUSSIA.

RUSSIAN STOCKS.

Received July 25, 8.44 a.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 24. Russian four per cents, are quoted at £67 lOs.

EXODUS OP JEWS.

Peceived July 25, B.SO a.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 24.

An exodus of Jews is proceeding from Odessa, where serious disturbances have occurred.

BOMB OUTRAGES IN POLAND,

Reoeived July 25, 8.44 a.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 24

Officially-inspired telegrams assert that, ail is quiet at Sc. Petersburg and Moscow.

The conference of Labour members of the Duma and Poles, held at Vibprg, hae> ended. It is expected that a widespread endeavour will be made to turn the army against the Government. The houses of members of tbe Duma in St. Petersburg are beinj; searched. Bombs ®were thrown at Singer's sewing machine works at Sosnowice and Bendeu, in Poland., many persons being injured in each place.

JEWS KILLED AT ODESSA. Received Juiy 25, 9.39 p.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 25. Eight • Jews have al.eady been killed at Odessa.

OITIZENS ASKED TO SURRENDER ARMS.

Received July 25, 9.39 p.m.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 25.

The, Odessa authorities enjoin private [citizens tu surrender their arms on the pain of exile.

THE PREMIER'S WARNING.

"A STRUGGLE AGAINST THE ENEMIES OP SOCIETY."

Received July 25, 9.39 p.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 25. M. Stolypio, the Premier, warns all the Governors and Prefects that a struggle has begun against tbe enemies of. society. Disturbances and revolutionary movements must be suppressed. NEWSPAPERS CONFISCATED. Received July 25, 9.39 p.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 25. The police have confiscated tbe St. Petersburg newspapers wholesale. BRITISH SHIPS LIKELY TO BE , < OVERHAULED. Received July 25, 9.39 p.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 25. British ships have been warned that they are likely to be overhauled in the Baltio by Russian warships in order to prevent the clandestine importation of explosives.

"THE BOWLINGS OF WESTERN EUROPE."

GENERAL TREPOFPS' ASSERTION.

REVOLUTIONISTS WILL SOON BE IN STRAIGHT-JACKETS.

Received July 25, 9.39 p.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 25.

General TrepofE asserts that the will all be in straightjackets before long, despite the howlinga of Western Europe.

MILITARY OUTBREAK.

MACHINE GUNS BROUGHT TO BEAR ON THE MUTINEERS.

OFFICERS WOUNDED

Reoeived July 25, 9.39 p.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 25

The first military outbreak, resulting from the present situation, occurred at Brestlitovsk. The siege artillery and two companies of fortress artillery mutinied.

The Vladikavkas regiment, with machine guns, surrounded them and arrested all the fortress artillery and two hundred and forty of the siege artillery; also a number o£ engineers. The mutineers wounded General SvanofE and another officer.

They also destroyed the Officers' Club.

SOCIALISTS ARRESTED.

Keoeived July 25, 9.54 p.m. ST. PETERSBURG, July 25,

Sixty-five members of two of the most important Socialist Revolutionary Committees in Moscow, including the principal strike organisers, bnvo been arrested.

DISSOLUTION DEOiDED TEN DAYS AGO.

Received July 25,10.23 p.m. LONDON, July 25

It has transpired that the dissolution of the Duma was decided ten days ago, and before the Duma began to discuss the appeal to the people, M. Stolypin uudertook to pacify the country with prudent reforms, while strongly upholding authority.

It is believed that he has already made overtui'es to the Constitutional Demoarats to join the Cabinet.

CABLE NEWS.

By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright,

THE BRITISH PREMIERS REFERENCE TO THE DUMA.

"A BLAZING INDISCRETION."

Received July 25, 10.25 p.m. LONDON, July 25,

Some of the American and French newspapers oonsider that Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman'o reference to the Duma was a blazing indiscretion.