Russia.
The Revolt Spreading.
(By; Electric Telegraph—Copyright) (Pot Frcsa A8socl»tlon.)
ST. PETERSBURG, March 29. Eussian iour per cents at fcjt. Petersburg have declined to 85 owing to alarmiug reports from Poland which has been placed under martial law; the spread of agrarianism in the Crimea where Imperial properties have been Pillaged; the explosion of bombs at xalta; and thn absence of war news. Many St. Petersburg millowners are closing their establishments until the Kokovtsoff commission has reported on the industrial crisis. This has largely mcreated the unemployed. A conference o£ Marshals and the nobility held at Moscow resolved, by 16 to 4, that the situation required a prompt convocation of a National Assembly with the right to initiate legislation and control the Budget.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8051, 30 March 1905, Page 2
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