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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 72, 22 September 1906, Page 5

CABLE NEWS. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.]

SEETHING RUSSIA. — , — «. REVOLUTIONARIES ENRAGED. MANIFESTO AGAINST THE AUTOCRACY. i __ rPEKSS I ASSOCIATION/I (Received September 22, 8.45 a.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, 21st Sept. The execution , of the girl Kanopli Anniko, who shot General Minn in the railway station at Peterhof, and whose sufferings on the scaffold were prolonged owing to the incompetence of the executioner, has enraged the icvolutionaries. The lifter are circulating bio.idcast a manifesto vowing to remove one after another "all the props of the cowardly, murderous autocracy." They especially deuounc^ the Tsar's clinging to power and refining his subjects the smallest chare. \ AN ATTACK Alb RETALIATION. ST. PETERSBURG, 21sfc Sept. A party of Jews (were attacked by a gang, and in retalfition wounded two men belonging to the Union of Russian People. The rest of the gang dispersed. I NO MORE JEWISH MASSACRES. THE PREMIER^ PROMISE. (Received September 22, 8 50 a.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, 21st Sept. Yielding to pressur}, M. Stolypin, the Premier, promised thifc there should be no more Jewish massicres, and ordered the Jewish prisoners it Siedlce to hive a, civil trial. He declared that he would legislate to renove some of the Jewish disabilities, tiougb. tl>o Duma would be allowvd to! refuse the proposals, i HIGH BANK! RATE. (Received September' 22, 9.28 a.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, 21st Sept. The Rusihn Impciial 'Bank rate is 12 per cent., the- same as daring tho run in January. REFUSAL TO PAY RURAL TAXES. ST. PETERSBURG, 21st Sept. In the o<les6a district a Zemstvo informed the Governor that everything was at a standstill owirg to the peasants' refusals to pay tho rural taxes.