RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
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THE REVOLUTIONARY! MOVEMENT.
THE DUMA MORE MODERATE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Saturday. Six St. Petersburg journals havet been confiscated, and the printing offices have been closed. -
Fifty of the "Myst's" staff wero arrested, and consequently angrycrowds, singing the Marseillaise, Stowed the troops and police in the Vesnossensky jProspect, in the heart of St. Petersburg*— who replied with blank cartridge. Tho Duma has modified the {revolutionary tendencies of its appeal to the people, and now urges them to patiently await an elaboration of the Duma's Agrarian Law. The Odessa harbour strike has ended ; the employers, fearing that jts continuance would lead to great bloodshed, hurriedly conceded most of the demands.
BERLIN, Sunday, the 'Kolnjsche Zeitung" states that the Czar has informed the Kaiser that internal political considerations compel him to abandon nis intended tour. ~
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 201, 23 July 1906, Page 2
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