Show IN INTHE THE Czar Not Fully Committed and anda a Bureaucratic Regime Again Established PREMIER STOl FAILS MILITARY DICTATORSHIP ONE STEP NEARER St Petersburg Aug 3 The report last night that Emperor Nicholas had flatly refused to accept the conditions to which Premier Stol agreed In his negotiations negotiations negotiations with Count Heyden He den Alexander Aexander Prince Nicholas Lvoff Paul and Senator the reorganization 1 of the cabinet and which the premier expected the emperor to ao ac a accept turns out to be true Official con confirmation confirmatIOn confirmation came cam this morning in a one line announcement as follows v The reports ports r that the elements will wUl enter the cabinet are un untrue untrue untrue true Hope Dashed to Earth Count Heyden and his conferees have havi now washed their hands of the govern government government government ment The count himself has already left St Petersburg for fur his estate in the coun country country try tn and all aU M 11 glittering prom promises promises promises of reform are thus suddenly dashed to the earth At his first encounter with the influences at court he has been worsted and the predictions of 01 the liberals that the dissolution of parlia parliament parliament parliament ment would inevitably lead to a dictator dictatorship dictatorship dictatorship ship appear on the point of realization There is no doubt that the panic created at court by b the at within earshot of the emperor made the tle victory of the Camarilla Camar JIa easy It is dif difficult dIfficult difficult to understand how M 11 can now remain In office without stultifying himself in the eyes of the nation ind the world Troops Everywhere The guard regiments which were sent bark back to their camp at at atthe atthe atthe the end of last week when the government was plunging itself with the belief that the country had accepted the emperors fiat flat are again returning to the capital c They fhe have been marching all night The patrols In the streets have again been re reinforced reinforced reinforced all the public buildings are hea ily occupied by troops and the number num cr crof of domiciliary visits and arrests redoubled The authorities act as if they thy were dazed and not knowing what to expect ex expect expect next The searchlights of a cruiser stationed in the lower reaches of the Neva and similar lights on the roof of the Bal Baltic Baltic Baltic tic works were played pla ed last night on the river as if St Petersburg was by b a foreign foe Newspapers Suppressed The Rech has been confiscated and even such a high toned paper as the Quality and Professor j have been suppressed Only the Novae Vrem a and the of the Lh unofficial papers to be immune from seizure Last nights incendiary fires did not spread giving relief to t those who feared the whole city might be set on fire The reports from today toda say that all the sailors have not yet surrendered surrendered surrendered dered Trials by drumhead were resumed at 10 this morning and it is believed that further executions execution are In progress s Officers Fell Fighting The officers at showed splendid splendid splendid did courage and those killed fell feU fight fighting fIghtIng fighting ing Colonel received the mutineers with a revolver and Captain of the submarine miners after a desperate struggle was by his assailants and his head split open with the butt end of a rifle Rear Admiral who re received received received many wounds died the night When the sailors mutinied the ad admiral admiral admiral miral Immediately went out with his staff heedless of warnings and entered the barracks Within a few seconds he and two two captains were shot down The crowd of o civilians who joined the mutineers included a large number of women They were armed with rifles s revolvers and swords One of the wound wounded ed captains was spared because he wore the St George cross Captain who was killed fought in the battle of the sea of Japan on one of the Russian ships which foun foundered foundered foundered dered He was fourteen hours in the wa water water Water ter before he was picked up Quelled Mutiny It has been ascertained that the regiment played the most prominent part at in quelling queUIng the mutiny of the sailors The latter had broken into the arsenal after overpowering the guards and had seized a quantity of arms Aft After After After er firing several volleys the reg regiment regiment regiment charged driving out the mutineers who fled into the streets pursued by the themen themen themen men of the regiment who continued their rifle fire to which the mutineers replied Some shots were fired at the loyalists from houses Many lIany of or the mutineers sought ought to escape from the town but they the were met by a hot fire and driven to their barracks where they the were surrounded An attempt was made by one party part of or mutineers to capture the harbor batteries but it was repulsed by the fire of machine guns Not Prepared to Strike A dozen establishments establishments in the Vasili and quarters and in the thc Moscow quarter beyond be ond the Narva Nara gate went out at noon today The final deci decision decision decision sion was not reached without a strong fight in the council three del delegates delegates delegates standing out to the end against nine The failure of the strike is pre predicted predicted predicted since the workmen n generally are not prepared The he plan is to begin the strike here ere to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow morrow and at Moscow on Monday and gradually to extend it through the em empire empire empire pire until everything eer thing including the rail railroads railroads railroads roads and telegraph are at complete standstill A section of the street railways in including including Including the Prospect line Une stopped running this afternoon The police poUce this morning arrested half halt halfa a dozen members of the coun council council council cil who were elected to direct the general strike and they also captured several members of the military committee The signal sl nal to strike has been forwarded to seventy s vf nty different proletariat organizations organizations organizations throughout the empire |