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Show REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA EXPECTED St. Petorsburg. Tho Immedlato realization of tho t imperial reforms seems tho only thing which can save tho government from tho wrath of tho populace. The truth Is now known to tho humblest people in tho capital, nnd will soon spread through the empire em-pire and tho mutterlngs of tlTo people aro certain to have an ominous effect Dn tho army at the front. It'is feared that tho revolutionaries and socialists nro planing to take advantage of tho government's discomfiture by exciting iemonstratlons and renewals of Btrikos. As a precautionary moasuro; moro guard regiments havo been ordered or-dered back from camp and additional CoBsack rolnfyrcemonts havo been brought to St Petersburg. The liberals liber-als also consider that tho government govern-ment is at last In a corner and that tho time hns.como to strike. Tholr press no longer asks It threatens. Tho Slovo Thursday morning menaces tlio government, boldly declaring that if It does not glye what tho people need, tho lnttor will tako It. "Russia's disgrnce," tho Slovo adds, "Is not duo to tho peoplo, but to tho 'gontlemon' who havo been misgoverning misgovern-ing them." Continuing, the paper holds up tho spectre of another Cugachev, a famous Cossack who for years led tho Insurrection Insur-rection against tho Empress Catherine Cather-ine Tho Nnsha Shlsn oven more scathingly scath-ingly denounces tho bureaucracy from which it says, there is no hope of peace, and paints a revolting picture of the officeholder!! Wednesday night amusing themselTes instead of mourning..... mourn-ing..... ,& .. ' ' : "EverywhjHP' tho? Nnha Shlsn says, "they were hurrying to pleasuro resorts. The danco halls wero full. Evon army and naval officers took part in tho gaieties, oblivious of tho frowning frown-ing attitude of tho public. Can Russia's Rus-sia's defeat surprise any ono when such mon keep tho masses in Ignorance Ignor-ance and thrust tho true patriots of tho country, into cells and underground under-ground dungeons?" Even the Novoo Vromya warns tho government that it cannot temporize and act tho coward, but must come out openly, immediately convene tho people and lot them decide tlio future. |
