The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13
xUssrAx NEWS AND IfEWx

n the fsnshsd Districts In Russis pablo schools
higher Institutions Of learning which depend on u
ssbsAesof the central local governments have bss
cossd one after the other. The money appropriate
for the institutions II required for the purchase
| bread for the starving families
No.rsi Of 81. fstersburs reports that the hung,
tfonbies have produced pecnlisr enect In the Boo
trade. The Russian people seem to have arrived At N
conclusion that the principal cause Of the trouble 10 tn
lack Of information and skill among the fafmers IN
demand for farming and agricultural publications hs
become 90 great that the book stores OF the metrupo
are hardly able TO MI all the orders they receive Thsf
a sefio comic sde however to this national avstef
ing the necessity Of education for the farmer Put
Ieatons which have long ceased 90 exist and books
antsauated information on farming sought fo
This shows that the farmers who had upon tim
about the subject which IL Of such great interest
them, have not followed up their pursuit Of knowieds
for many years and are at present Ignorant OF IN
changes which have taken place in their profession.
Reports OF the crueities which Government ofncer
practise the people since tho uknse was ia
| sued permitting them to "infict chsstsement on tn
fractions are coming in from all parts Of the empire
Some Of those administrators Of law and order seem
have waited for that ukase to manifest the devitr,
which had been pent mp in their souls since BY thu
benign legislation OF Alexander H. tho common people
had been granted "ths rights OF men," Here are tw,
examples Of tho kind Poloshn the sarshina or fore
Of district Of ohoyansk government OF Koorsk
msden practice to extost Government taxes from thu
@ W ,,ss ~ w.. III =. .,," an. '.
oce with his boots hanging on his neck BY rope a.
marx Of disgrace In order that he ahoud stand erect
nais were put In the wall behind him 20 that his nude
body severely pricksd whenever he got tired and
attempted - lean on the wan foloshn submitted an
aged named Tarassov to this torture and Kept
him standing there fuy eight houfs That embittefsd
the villagers and they complained before the natcha
mix OF the district The latter told the starshns that
he should not do II again. bnt did not inhct any pun.
ishment on him for what he had done.
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% .o..e. .".e. .tro 800 ~ =. -. 80
.eae: ing ot 10 ply .. popaous
alAoo!sA . sworn eheu! 10 s'"erah se's'ets. y O..
e."ss e - hpsrty 70 eho's. 'po'r own o"ouin1
hs, no for dinner day that he doe, not
nlct tho rod on two or three se,tie, When he orers
sueh he IA n,esen. n, thu
cutioh ana float, over the main nd the or
his victim One morning A he sat at his writing desk
4 man vrappsd in hsayv cloak came in liz iook ed
At him furtrely and mstoos him for the deacon of the
church ~slt down Father Deacon: shan be at your
service in sminute " he ssid pottely
II have not the honor to be the Father Deacon. am
the settler NJ. your Honor" the man said peryously
$500, ~ . ..s W .,... - nv
on.rd .s.s hin, an. .nd sr. hIn, ho, 49,.
u,.s - 80 49,. 10 o. s.s.rt.sw ~
~. ~. 80. 81 s,,s 80 "a ...
tho nns rn.e,ed and eh..ts.msnt Ana isrt
ths Mac. mor, dead th.n alive v,bont n.v,, an on
nortuni,y .r.n IN tell mat nj. hn,ins,. "a.
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me members Of the Jewish community Of st. Psters-
burg celebrated the silver ding the Gar and the
C1arins In . novel and sympathetic manner, They
provided for the marriage of I'VE poor complies At their
synagogue on tho .OfHcerskaya street and endowed
them with ample means for Q start In life The cere.
mony was performed by their rabbi Dr. Drabkin with
~ ~: r.nh, .nd ,hs .or. -, ~. osn. ."u
and impo,ne that even the .r.
s..n,, ;mn,...d nh. .r,..o.n. -. sa~ss 80
,h.s. -. a. ~. .ra,.,s - - o,.s,s, G., -
MIA .t.nd,r, m. MIA. An, On y. .-on,, 40 s,,s
M Jer,,h so,s.r, vho h.d ss,r.a IN ,h. .r.rd 80.
m.ot. and hsd rsc.ir.d m. ,,o,t ~ ,s.,a.,o. =.
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movement mas been started In st. Petersburg to
ESTABLISH workshops Tor criminals who have served
Inef term In prison. such Criminals In some In
stances ssronE ana able men cannot easily ind en-
records are marked in their passports and employers
loath to engage . man who had served term in
prison. The philanthropists of st. Petersburg wish TO
provide employment for them. and. II they have NO
metal Shoemsksrs and 20 forth
Ihe Ministry q the Interior has presented for the
approval OF the Imperial Cabinet project to prohibits
city IN the smpfs 1t provides that no foreigner shall
nenceion % allowed to hold OF 70 farm real estate
except In such cases where special permission may b.
granted BY the Minister Of the Interior with the ap
pfova o. the higher authorities Che imperial cabinet
ana thas OLD Foreign coonists shall DO notified that
1Hnn tnree ysAn tney mpst accept Russian citizen
sn'p. LOT wnicn they must quslify themselves by
OF tho Russian language and OF tho laws by
wncn subjects OF tho Gar must be guided
IL tney refuse these conditions they must transfer
'n'" property 10 nss''e russians ana gu" the land.
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