The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
RUSSIAN NEWy AND views.

Since Bstoom has been secaDsa BY Rassa its popula
ton has saplay. In ISIS the city had
inhasttaan d 1854 che pspuiaeton was COO: the
csasus u last showed population Of H. oo This
phenomenal incrsass OF popu'sion Is due to the port
which the Russian 0Svsfz0ent haA built In the city
II OF the prnciSal ports on the Black
Sea for the Shipnsat Of napatls from the Caacassn
mines and attracts large nnmben se iaSorers There
are at present 90 factories batosm forty dss of
them scoupisd exclusively With the 1aaufaoturs Of tin
and zinc vessels far proAuets OF aaphthA
They sell about Of their annually. It
Is interesting notice that emily ~ Of the
population WOMEN fer tho reason that only young
unmarried aassrsrs are s,rsania6 - she bnsy swA
V1Isomos Of Assesw rSiaks that the measures adopt.
Cd BY the Russian 6svsrasnt Drov1AS broad for the
Iazinass and tnSroyldsnoA- when tie peasant sees
that II hs has no bread the Government xtvss him to
eat no will b lazy work At al and nsvNr think
OF saving Isasy Der rainy Aay." The paper would
rather have the Gsvsraasas spend the money. tor
which It nov buys fsoi Tor The hunEry pospls,
works upon which the people could saploy which
would bring psrnAnsnt benefit - shs esuatry- pre-
poses such works che butdinG ct railroads the dig
Elns Of csua the CLEARING u the ahAiswtng rivera &C.
The N.aissry se the xA.i.s Aas parsssssa arrange.
nen.s to the stsansrs sf tAs '-vsuassfy Fleet
with and sasrs Of the nilitsey marine
Tho object Of this measure 70 80 hssp tbs military
constant sxsrstss It ths datsA sinos the
military nest every ysAy. ana the demand
for sxpsrieuosA sAHsn tssrsasse sasrssDssdsaEiy."
Two Of the voluntary nsss hsvs already been
manned With military saisrA AAa hssssosrth I'll the
vacan lies occurring In the service Of the nsst Viii
nllsd BY soldiers Of the Cars asvy.
The uss Of ~ R.sass ssas,s h FnlaaA has been for
the las eighteen 0sosAs esa0as saiy In The Post
Onicss Hsaosesrth aoossaiax - ne inferno alton Of
spoye vremva I'll the teachers sad suSoranatss tho
Finnish schools all the employees OF the railroads the
Finnish justices OF the fsace and he Dss ths police
fsros n towns wharf ths Raasisa ssdiars RausAed
and the public scsrs Of the cities the border lands
Of Russia present esettAoAtss Of thsr knowledge
Of the Russian tsasus. ~ Secretary Of shs Fnnish
stats and ~ sacsrs u ~ Barssu II The Governor
General ony Russians can b. spDoinssd who havs been
aanittsA - the hAr aaA have ksowsdEe OF the Fin
nish lav. All s0oiai as0 Of tAs Ftsaiah Lsgslaturs
VIII have - ~ IN the Russian language.
od,ssa hssn sf a aeasas fssvsr Of 1ssssfs teach.
ings In tbs psrsoa se ysuns lady daughter Of naval
ecsr Of hisA eonasonsaa She has resolved never to
get srrisA anA Ass learned tbs trade sf ocEsmith
At one Of tie tAehydsai soAAo OF that eiy She has
bscens each sxDss q her trade that the pfopsstors
Of lasss essssry II chs Of Eksssrnsssv
have sRsrsA her tne position Of superintendent Of
their sssaSibhnsat
The Minister Of Iapsfial Properly has issssA streu
lar to The fsrssrs II shs famine districts
to the following eject: "Ts ssss she burden Of the
peasants suffering want on account OF the bad crops
the Cxar has given ordsrs that they be allowed to
gather wood for their domeatio necessities III the Gov
forests during the ensuing autumn ana winter
The forest comnissi0usrs Of every district are there
fore to Apponr three DAYS In the week on which
the rather fuei IN the forests andsr thsr
jurisdIcsoa. The wood . TO b. GathsrsA only II the
dsytims and only for not for sala" fAs Minister
srisrs his sncias 20 80 that difficulties placed
In the way Of the psaaAn In want Of fusl. 80 that
they nay 30 fatty benefited 6y the bounty aad fsrs-
shssGAs Il ear srsoieas csAs."
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