RUSSIAN AFFAIRS:

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume L, Issue 8999, 23 January 1906, Page 5

RUSSIAN AFFAIRS:

A DAY OF MOURNING.

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT STILL

ALIVE.

UPBESS ASSOCIATION.]

ST. PETERSBURG, January 22.

The Workmen's Socialist RevolutionnTy Societies at St. Petersburg have resolvtd to observe Anniversary Sunday^ ac one ot general mourning, and advise no aggressive movement at present.

Maxime Gorky denies that the revolutionary movement has been stamped out,and declares it is advancing towards decisive victory. Count de Witt&'e provocative and repressive measures have convinced the middle class proletariat that they are fighting for liberty.

THE SIBERIAN RAILWAY.

WHOLE UNDER MARTIAL LAW.

(Received January 22, 11.47 p.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, January 22 The whole of the Siberian railway is un der -martial law.

A REVOLUTIONARY WOMAN.

(Received January 23, 9 a.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, January 22.

Besides Ivozovskaya, who is General Keller's sisteT, five men she had chosem. to throw bombs have been arrested. Her written instructions to kill M. Diibasoff, the police prefect, the Governor of the city, and a fourth official were found in her muff.