RUSSIAN DISORDERS.
DEMOCRATS' RETURN A BARREN VICTORY. (Press Assn.— 3y Telegraph. — Copyright) (Received April 14, 8.24 a.m.) LONDON, April 13. ' The Times' St. Peteisburg corrospon. dent learns that in order to juacify Constitutional Democrats and assure success of the loan, Count de Witto forocd M. Dur. novo, Minister of tlie Interior, to resign* and 71 political prisoners at Odessa were released. ST. PETERSBURG, April 13. Count de Witte's organ and many bureaucratic newspapers declare that the victory of the constitutional Democrats at the Douma elections means nothing. They wilt be greatly disappointed if they imagine they will be allowed to dominate the Douma. They must- remember that they are lherely guests on good behaviour, otherwise they will be exptlled, The Moscow Gazette -states it ig impos. sible the Czar can accept rebels and traitors like the Constitutional Democrats as representatives of tho" nation. The Char's attitude is more respeotful. He declares he will receive no more bureaucratic or reactionary deputations, pleading he is too busy.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10638, 14 April 1906, Page 2
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