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... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION- ARIES. ( To day's Daily Sacs TeUgnm.) Vienna, Monday Night The Corrupondenu leama from Petenbunt that durum the laat law oars. in consequence fresh discoveries by the police, two officers and three printers have been arrested. ...
... RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Recelrr news from Russia confirm the opinion that the internal condition of the country is rapidly growing worse. The Revolutionary party becomes every day more formidable. It is • significant fact that the Nihilists have at last announced ...
... L tT. E COMING RUSSIAN REVOLUTION Lectnring in Glesgow on Sumisy evening M. Stepmak, the Rucean revolutioniet, said the pessants formed about £3 percent of their popalatisn, mombered altogether about a hundred milliens. The peasarts were im what he might ...
... A RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The wild but cleansing waters of revolution are fast flowing in upon the only European nation which has hitherto been a bulwark against their encroachments. Ever and anon, as the Continental States were swept by the advancing tide ...
... RUSSIAN REVOLUTION FEARED. The Daily Teltgraph Berlin oNreepondent writes —The feeling emus); the in some parts of the Muscovite Empire is work ng into snob a state of fermentation, to au informant, that it is feared the Cries hand will be forced, and ...
... The Coming Russian Revolution. 1 !The Famine a Blessing in Disguise. I have now travelled ooer most of the fsaitnestricken provisoes to Russia—writes a correspondent of the -tilasgow Hersld—and have been streak by the of the picture. il.oerywitere reckless ...
... BULGARIA. Prince Alexander is once more ruler over Bulgaria, and the Russian revolution has proved a fiasco. It remains seen, however, whether the Czar aud his advissrs will submit to this check their ambitious policy, aud the consequent humiliation which ...
... unless he is assassinated in tbe meanwbil-. Should he not be assassinated he will probably be removed before long by Russian revolution, and tin* will be the beginning trouble in the East. ...
... Princess Dagmar, who accund of Irivoliry, arrogance, and ove of dress. The anonymous writer concludes as follows: The Russian revolution wi’l be fur more bloody and terrible than that ol France ITs'J; for the despotism of the Czars is harder thin tliat ...
... the expense of the Corporation con. tinged to be satisfactory. The report was adapted on the of chairman. THE COMING RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. , Lsgrometo in on Sunday ' Stepniak, the Russian revolutionot, said the pessante formed about 83 ler ; cent. of their ...
... Prentice, gardener, Black: stone, late of Burnbrae House, Li nwoo d . I i:'-' 41/rt,055 SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1880. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The daring individual who sought to assassinate the newly-appointed Dictator of Russia expiated his crime on the scaffold ...
... DEATH. At 3 John Street, on the 2d inst., Helen Walker, wife of Donald Leitch. pan t exprto TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1880. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. Big things are evidently about to happen in Russia. It was anticipated, no doubt, in Imperial quarters that the war ...