THE REVOLUTION

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1486, 20 November 1905, Page 3

THE REVOLUTION

' '%1, 1 » fi ; Mer to End the Strike \ : > Run on St Petersburg Savings Bank < a,; , How a Panic was Checked •f~ t i ■?» / f., >'" Pr« AaßOoi»tion.-Copyright. \ M < ' fl St. Prtbhsburo, Nov. 18 - "'i'' This workmon's delegates ordered the ' l' strike lo end at noon, 'A run occurred toi day on the St, Peters- />' - burg Savings Bank. There was insufficient 1 ' j money in many of the branches tb meet '%' \ * the demands immediately, and the larger '•y banks formed a syndicate and purchased all the shares offering on tho Bourse. .This checked the panic. ' '.A bomb thrown from a house at War- ,! \ saw exploded someidistanoo from a do- \ | - tdebment of Oossaoks, who thereupon fired x> fi A 20 volleys, damaging the house. On soarch- * , ivi tog it they made two arrests. " , '""'' A hundred and twenty thousand etruck ■i' . • in St, Petersburg faotones and workshops < subject to |}overhmont inspeotionf and \ many others in non-inspeoted factories. _- V J M, Krassowsky, president of thi St. v.j ' s Petersburg municipality, presided at a 0 i<;: meeting of 600 members of the new politi- j * f >, v cal party, whioh upholds the realisation of £ liberties embodied m the manifesto of tho ,'."-'" II was resolved to support tho Govern- I _-, , ; ment and condemn tho strike issue, and I £ 'to appeal to 1 the workmen. " fc U]"\" ' The latter have addressed an appeaUo I '■','/ the soldiers, and' sailors, urging thorn to 1 M^'- >■, make common oause with the workers, I who demand the release of the soldiers J >and freedom for Russia. _ . . TT" \ , i