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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-17
A HARD AUTUMN CAMPAIGN.
Tho English VIII Have to Fight in the
Soulnu

Tho English viii Have to Fight in the
soudnn.
London. April ld-'rhe special GORE
spondent of the Daily News at Cairo Fays
that "A very serious autumn campaign Is
in contemplation In the soudan. He do
clarcs It would he madness TO movo Euro
pcan troops a, present. as shown by the
fact that several men of the sjtafforIshire
Regiment. now at Wady Hatia, are in
vaiidcd Ivy the extreme heat and the hnrd
marching
1t seems probable. he continues. that the
Soudan Will he attacked from Dongola,
West Sualtim and South Kassqa. white
troops viii be necessary for the Scptem-
her advance, although Indian troops may
be used at Suak!m.
1T Is expected that Sir Redvers Butler
VIII he sent to Egypt In June To prepare
matters. Meantime the war office IL grad
ual!y dispntching II good many officers TO
Egypt IN small drafts. Most OF these have
had Egyptian experience. All had 20 pass
an exceedingly sun medical examination
before their names received iinal sanction
AT the war office.
The Observer, on the highest authority.
says that Mr.. Chamberlain is aware OF
the Importance of ample provision trtng
made for the suppression of t!ir Mntnh' lc
the present but he fully rccoyni this
view ~ lgble to change on any days
news: but he has held throughout that
prompt local acton may suppress the
trouble before 1t assumes gravar proper
tons
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condition OF the working classes. he said
judging from the consumption or tea 10,
bacCo and sugar. had materially improved
ana II was remarkhbl. fuct that while
III. decrease In exports and imports Tor
the FIRST SIX months amounted To 1851 0H.
the increase for the second half of the
year amounted To f2s, 22S n01.
Tea. Sir Michael further remarked, was
driving coffee GU, of the market and irish
spirits were entirely displncing foreign
spirits.
The increase IN the imports of tobacco
was fl0S.0y0 pounds over the estimate.
chiefly for cigarettes. The customs Hu-
thurties calculated. he SAID, that one mil
lion pounds yearly was thrown into the
gutter ia the shape OF ends OF cigars and
cgnrcttea
Touching upon the proposed reduction In
expenses. Sir Michael said that the gov
eminent proposed TO reduce the maximum
land tax from As on tho pound TO Is which
would absorb flgl.p1 VI the surplus
The budget statement presented by Sir
Michael Hicks. Beach IN the house OF COM
mons last evening ~ commented upon by
all tho newspapers this morning. The
Times and tie conservative ORGANS praise
the budget, white the liberal organs BAY
II favors only the landlord.
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TROUBLE IN HAITI.
Tho New President VIII Soon Have
Revolution.

Tho New President WIN Soon Have II
Revolution.
Port au Prince. Hayt!. April T.. Nacon-
tent ~ every day growing greater and
greater over the selection OF the ministers,
on the sudden death of President Hippo
lyto, of General Tcrosias Simon sam TO he
his successor In the chief masistracy in the
republic.
The choice was popularity believed to
rest between Minister OF Finance Calls
Manient. bun ihr miuisters hit upon Tcre-
sias simon Sam. IL IL said, as the more
amcnnbln Of either OF the Two TO thoir
purposes regarding the loan OF 4u.Woup)
francs recently raised M France for lihyti.
Mhnigat'R friends have not been WILING
To submit to the overriding of what they
declare to bee the counlry's wishcs In the
matter. ana the indications Doint to an
carly uprising on their part. Already
mel are said 10 he only awaiting the ar
rival from Kingston. Jamnicn. of Manisat
10 start the revolution. which Is looked
upon as n certainty before long.
Torcsias Simon Sam IL unknown outside
Of his own country and has held no i'm
portant offices with the exception Of be-
Ing minister OF war for IA brief period dur.
ing the administrations of Hipnolyte and
h.s predecessor Solomon. Manigat IL
much his superior as 4 statesman. He H.
n man of fine education, refinement and
military training. having enjoyed the adj
vantages OF lending French academies.
He has PLAYED an important part In the
history of his country notably during the
Solomon administration.
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A NOVEL PERFORMANCE.
Realistic Exhibition Of a Collision ,
eli

a Realistic Exhibition Of a Collision or
Smash-tp.
me dream of the tramp who wished
he was Vanderbilt is to be realized at
last Tho tramp's vision was: IF was
Vanderbilt the first thing I'd do would be
TO build big grand stand alongside the
middle OF a mile of single track railroad
Ihen ia invite all my friends to come
ana see the FUN at my expense. and I'd
get Two locomotives at opposite ends of
mat mile of track. facing each other I'd
get up steam, throw the throttles wide
open and let en- zip"
ARRANGEMENTS are now being made for
realistic railroad collision or smash
up ny inc columbus, Hooking Valley and
ioleuc' rms very novel exhibition viii
taka place on May 70 near Columbus.
ohio, at a resort opened for the event
ny the railroad company. The novelty will
road mon from a scientific standpoint,
but 10 the pubic. who often read of many
colllslons hut have never had the pleas
ure OF witnessing one at their leisure.
IN the absence of any photographs Of
such catastrophe and the oft repeated
desire Of countless persona tina, they
might Mt some time or other view n COL
iision of that sort, II was deemed n pro-
per means to AFFORD n scientific demonstrn-
ton Of Just what happens in such an oc-
curence. at the same tme surrounding
IL with such precauton az to make II an
Nnpossihili,y for any person to be injured
or any other unfortunate experience 10
occur.
The two monster co,nbatants. Weighing
forty tons each. are now IN training at
the comnany's shops, UNDERGOING ihorouCh
overhauiing and treatment for the battle
10 finish The Iron principals are not
tired from service. and viii be In en-
ccllcnt condition for the test
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SOUTHWESTERN RATES.
Consideration Given 10 Rates and Rule
on Fruit and Barrels

Consideration Given 10 Rates and Rules
on Fruit and Burrels.
ST. Louis, April 10 AT the meeting OF
the rnte committee of the Southwestern
Trlflc association today 1t was agreed to
make the class rites from Texas points
TO points In seahoard territory the same
as those in effect from scaboard terri
tory TO Texas points subject to obsorp-
ton limits on South bound business. The
rates from st. Louis and points in dcfin-
ed territory to points on The Rio Grande
and Eae,c Pass Railway were made the
combination OF locals Via Laredo Texas.
with the understanding that the rcspec-
tive locals should constitute the divisions
of such through rates. In the considcra-
ton of rates and rules governing tho
movement of fruits and melons. II was
decided that return transportation for
messengers IN charge of bananas would
he limited to - days from date of ship
ment and TINT carlond shipments Of
melons could be stopped In transit upon
payment of s. for each stop. charges on
shipments stopping for unloading to be
prepaid or guaranteed by the original line.
The rate of Zoe per loo pounds was cs;nb-
lshcd on empty barrels. carloads. mini
mum weight a0.ooo pounds from Memphis,
New orleans and producing points in
Arkansas, class u. diffarentials to apply
over the Memphis rate to St Louis and
defined territory. \ rate OF 2e'ac per l0i
pounds was agreed 10 on compress tie
clippings. good until August 81. 1885,
The association adjourned until tomor.
row morning
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.

Orange. Texas, April 1.-THE grand jury
has returned a bill OF indictment against
prean Deon and Hannah Merritt, charg-
Ing them Jointly with the murder OF
Margaret Deon on the night OF April I.
trict court for Monday, May 4. and u Bpe-
cial venire OF 100 men ordered.
At the meeting OF The city council last
stalled the new officers recently elected.
as followsa Mayor. Is. c.. Miller; city
secretary. Geo. A. Dufraine; alderman Of
First ward. II. II. Russell
The shipment of car of alligatorS at
tracted considerable attention at the
freight depot this afternoon. The saur.
ians, about dozen In number. ranged
tured In the marshes In the upper portion
10 themselves and were shipped 70 kQsaas
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MEXICo EXCURSION.
To &c Run After Knights Templars Con-
cave at san Antonio.

To &c Run After Knights Templars Con-
clave at san Antonio.
In these days Of many excursions to
Mexico and the constantly growing pop
ularity of the sister republic as recrea-
ton and pleasure resort the railroads are
taking unusual interest In this travel. and
on every occasion. where practicable, run
excursions and special trains TO the land
or Montczuma. The International and
Great Northern and Mexican Central
roads Will run an excursion to Monterey
and the City of Mexico after adjournment
OF the knights Templars conclave next
week. In connection with this excursion
Grand Commander Mcdonald has issued
tho following circular to ali Knights
Iemplars:
Sir knights: II having been proposed
10 wind UP our next annual conclave Of
the X. T.. grand commandery of knights
lcmplar by giving special grand ex-
cursion TO Monterey and the city OF Mex
leo, 1 have, at the request of Sir knights
from various portions OF the state, APP
pointed the following committee to act
IN connection with such other committee.
may be appointed TO collect and dis
tribute such Information as they deem
necessary for the guidance OF Sir knights
and their friends. The members of the
committee have been appointed without
personal consultation, and | hcre they
viii give the subject such attention as 1t
j. ". Brlnkerhoff. V f.. deputy grand
commander Waco; l.. T. Noyes. H.. grand
generalissimo, Houston. \. y Johnson,
T., sra ! captain general, Dallas; j. T..
Iurn grand warder. Fort worth: W. III.
lell. grand captain of tho guard, Austin,
~ T. Chamberln. 80 desree, Galveston.
IA. O. Talbot. Cors.cana. Z. +. Bower.inf.
Galveston.
/ am Informed the International and
Great Northern Railroad company have
named very low rates Tor this special
Mexican excursion, the fare for the round
trip from san Antonio to Monterey being
$50. with a ten days limit. and from
san Antonio to the city Of Mexico and
return So. with thirty days limit. and
so extra for shopping ear fare
Tho proposition has my hearty approval.
and If nothing occurs TO prevent | VIII
Ioin the Sir knights on the excursion. ]
am Informed, If as many rs 100 VIII 90
II Is proposed to start special train from
SAN Antonio at o'clock Saturday morn
ing April p, TO reach Monterey same
evening for supper. The number going
through 10 Mexico city Will entitlc US
10 special train service tho entire trip, In
which event the excurs!onists. should they
so desire. can spond sunday in Monterey
leaving there Monday morning NJ O'Clock
ard reaching Mexico city at 10 o'clock
TUESDAY morning Cautiously Yours
John Mcdonald. Grand Commander.
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vice. Tho sleeper will hereafter leave
Cincinnati every Thursday and San Fran
gisrp ay.ry 1SriiuN

Cincinnati every Thursday and San Fran
cisco every Friday.
Commencing yesterday ticket agents OF
the Santa Fe ut Houston, Galveston, Sea-
~, Temple. Bclton Fort Worth, Alvarado.
Gainesville ana Dallas Wilt dctach short
line mileage from Gulf. Colorado and San.
tn Fe lou-milc books ana issue In ex-
change through tickets to Kansas City
and St. Louis.
The Southern Pacific has announced a
s.. 80 round trip rate to Richmond. Va,
on the occasion OF the Confederate Vet
Grams reunion to he held June 30. Through
cars Will lie run from Houston to parties
OF thirty persons or more. and sleeping
cars furnished II a sufficient number of
passengers are secured.
Tho Seaboard Air line IL distributing a
handsome and valuable illustrated folder
Grams to he held in Richmond. Va. June
80 TO July 2. IT IL un artistic piece OF
work. giving full Information rs to rates.
route and other interesting Information.
with the programme Of tho three days
festivities in old historic Richmond.
The retrenchinR system OF the Katy. In
which fve employees of tho road In this
syos S' In ESs Fss s as
surprise and some little discussion In local
railway circles yesterday The continued
dull season has neoessitated the practice
uneasy feeling prevailing among local
railway people. It Is feared the ak Ia
still suspended aud is lnhle to fall ut any
moment. No further changes were re-
ported yesterday, however
| A sign rcndsng; Notice, Positively no
admittance to this office during business
hours. except on company business strict
ly,'' occupying u conspicuous place in the
hallway of tho Grand Central building
where are located the general Offices of
the Central. attracted considerable at
tcntion and created some little nnuse-
| ment yesterday. Several callers at the
| building spent some little time making
the rounds of the twenty Offices In an
| eror, to discover to just what particular
| office the notice referred, greatly to the
amusement of some and the annoyance
of many others OF the inmates.
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,rRIsco RMoRliANizATIoN.

New York. April l6.-At meeting Of
representatives interests In the st. Louis
and san Francisco railroad here today
syndicate was formed to purchase from
the Atchlsan Its holdings Of the st Louis
and san Francisco securities the Sc
curlties include about $jbm.OlO of tSt. Louis
md san Francisco consolidated AZ $
a, 4lG 0GJ i.rst preferred STOCK. S9asi,3Ol pre-
ferred and sli7lo.2m shares OF common
stock. The St Louis ana San francis.o
cnunnnv's plan OF REORGANIZATION has
hccn formulated ana win be published
within q few days,
ii Is said to provide for foreclosure IN
d.nandent Of the AtchisOn and wipes out
ali Inc existing issues of stock. cancels the
guarantee Of the Atlantic and Paeiic
bonds and also leases OF various branch
|
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CRossING TRorRLEs.
Tho Matter Is Now in the Hands of the
Court for Settlement.


Galveston. Texas. April I5.-Thc trouble
between tho La Porte and the Galvest on,
Houston and Henderson Railroad COM
panies VIII now be of legal rather than
personal character no further attempt
being made by the La Porte people to
affect their junction with the Wharf COM
pan.'s tracks until the court decides the
matter.
This morning a telegram was received
from Judge Bryant, directing The receivers
of tho La Porte to SUSPEND all attempts
TO cross the Galveston, Houston and Hen
dersou tracks until the court can make
an investigation, and the United states
clerk received the order from Judge liry-
ant. restraining tho Galveston. Houston
and Henderson, Missouri. Kansas and
Texas and international and Great North
crn railways from Interfering with the
La Porte.
Condemnation proceedings have boon in
stituted by the La Porte people against
the Galveston. Houston aud Hen icrson
and Santa Fe railways. Wharf company.
Southern Cotton Compress company nd
j. Eaton. owners Of the property over
which tho La Porte desires T. pass in
order to connect with the Galveston
Wharf company track. County Judge
I.ockhart has appointed conmissl onors
and the matter VIII he decided by the
commissioners April %.
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SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS.


Kruger Tried 10 Dlssundc England Send
In, kciniorccmcnts.
London. April IA dispatch to the
Times fran Johannesburg points out tine
Threatening condition Of affairs In the
south African republic. II says that
whtlo President Eruecr's policy Is to dts
sgaAc England from displaying force in
South Africa on the plea thnt IL might
excite The Bnrghers. the TransYaal IL
aiming TO the tooth
Tho STANDARD also dwels upon tho
anxiety concerning affairs In Maiahcin-
land and saws that the Marquis Of l.ans-
downe, secretary of state for war. Field
Marshal Wolslry. the commander in-chlef
OF the army. and Secretary for the Cob
orlies Chamberlain conferred last cveniur
to South Africa. II ~ understood that
some Of The troops which are coming here
from India VIII be ordered to Gnd al
q me Town.
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hoatlon rulings. supplementary to West
ern classification No 90, shall govern In
,he transportation of the articles named
py railroads. between points In Texas, sub
ls,s, TO inc rules embraced in exceptions To
western classification:
i, BOLOGNA sausage, In baskets with cloth
topS, Tess thhn carloads. first class
q Ctockery, In barrels with cloth tons.
less Than carloads. first class; carloads,
minimum weight 10000 pounds per car.
To-, 8. sheep shears anc hair clippers, lnciud-
Ing horse clippers, same as CUTLERY ,sre
page =. Cha ssificntion No. 22)
=. Wild cherry Phosphate (soution Of
Ihosphate ilhvored With wild cherry ex-
tracO, less than carloads. first rlosss car-
loads. third class
This order shall take effect April 20, 1896.
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BUYING EAST TEXAS CATTLE.

beaumont, Texas. April l6.-Mr. II. F.
Smith, wealthy cattle buyer OF crocH-
cit. has been In Beaumont and vicinity
for several days experimenting the ship
ment of 500 beef steers to his ranch In
the Indian Territory. Mr.. Smith has pur-
chased about all the beef steers that are
for sale between the Nochrs and Trinity
rivers his recent purchase In this section
aFgreEatlng more than 500, Dn He II u
recognized authority on stock matters. and
he is not bad Judge OF newspapers. as
Is evidenced from the fact that he SUD
scribes for TWO copies Of The Daily Post
one al Crockett and one for mis- Indian
TERRITORY homeland says IL IL far the best
paper published IN Texas.
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HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

The Katy announces n 8 maximum rate
for the round trip % Waco on me %
,irkets on sale April 10, 20 and r.
Tho weekly tourist sleeping car service
,,tars,e1 between Chicago aud san iran
oolp'co aver The Illinois Central and SOUTH
orn pa,ifc. Via New Orleans, mas been
discontinued for the season.
~ t,ouston and Texas Central train
- and yardmcn received their list
,ni,er,h's salaries yesterday. Paymaster
rarr will move his treasury car TO the
shops today and dispense coin 10 inc me
chanics. ,, ,,-oaL,,,
,',,r,st sleeping car service. Operated over
,ba Queen and Crescent and sunsst
rnu hes been reduced 70 weekly ser
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SHOT IN THE BACK.
william 1haison Killed by Man He II
Previously Worsicd

william 1haison Killed by n Man He Had
Previously Worsicd.
Ferris, Texas. April l6.-Willinm Thai
son. foreman al the brick yard. and Fred
Hurst had n difficulty at ! o'clock this
afternoon and Thnison choked and drew
a monkey wrench on Hurst. after which
Hurst came to Ferris and procured n
pistol aud went buck to the brick yard
and shot rhaison four times In the lack,
killing him Instantly.
Mr.. Hurst's father is a prominent citi-
zen OF Dallas md has controllinS In
tcrcst in the brick yard here. m. Thaison
leaves ii widow md family in Ve!asco.
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Are You a
Thinking Man?

You y Know s Of IL. = sr r inSrsy.n,sns:
made during tho last few years y Elsc.
H Tsy Ind Mssnnssy Rh ss. 81 - y
any serious thought to he ecieaSe q
Medicinef Do you kneM that sal Ass9.
IN ). Ss ur ton s
ngo? DO You know that whole books arc
written on single dissas. witch would
nss hay. S.o rsSddr ,Sa oss ars
OF one class Of dipcases, while fewlYqll
al, Il P0 soa w. .up ssSinas
t tSs,' ,s tPsSSss giis ans is
S MsS Sssoigs more about them than
Know that the Sexual 0rgans conAdtats
ihs ass'' n iSsm aes sieS s. .nfs ess
any weakness makes him leae
man. How can. only half man - g
expect tho confidence nms, o. c ssao va ~ q
or Your representatives Of g 2 werna.
band iSss Make today resolve shef Y
Science and Skill can make = HAM q
You YOU WI! b. one tn e.. c 81 Wo ~ no e
S ca. can IL p pt' half man. Speaking q ad.
yanccs IN Science Do w ,,o rn1S y - 3
clsmsn 81 ,na olH nnseshpds = she ccopy.
tive is ahead Of the old stass co - svi Me
pain terrible b ac e city = nd
down your n,th oa a Doctor 81 heavy ekpenss.
iio can q your hSms Il; yo al,s fss
81 trouSie an and 80 a. ms sS II soa .Sas
from u, this. or from spsrmstofEnscSS;Siii . LTqHe
fence. sterility. donor snv Frivafs 81 &HS
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i2s W. commsrs strsst - An'en'
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and G for Skin Disesss@
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REBELs WANT PEACE.

Managua. Nicaragua, April IA tele-
gram has Just been received hero from
Nagarote. where President Zclaya now
is, which says that n messenger from the
rebels Is now on his way 10 this city bear
Ing a message from the leaders OF the re-
volt TO the United States minister Lewis
Baker II is supposed here that they
want Mr.. Baker TO intervene and arrange
peace between the contestants.
The only terms that President Ielaya
has UP 10 this sine been willing 10 con
slider, are Unconditional surrender on the
part of the armed forces and the giving
I'm for trial Of the leaders. The progress
Of events recently has been steadily
against the rebel cause.
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ArcuisnN OrrICIALs.

Galveston, Texas, April l6.-Paul Nor
TON third vice-prcs!dent of the Atchison,
a. "a Didalc. freight taffic manager nnd
mi ritus. general stock agent, reached
he civ mis- morning The two first nam
ed have their headquarters IN chicago
" c,,v The visitors were given a trip
a. inc iei.Ios and otherwise pleasantly
aut criolHed. The party Will go 10 Hous-
ron t>morrow morning
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iaf SOUTHERN STATES.

has shot Ienn.-City Marshal Everett
Pn. '' una Killed by Lewis C. John
I I.bo,ry La'-Ths forms OF the Banner
(iliey, ~ ~ a ponuist paper run by u. w.
Arcad,, I'VE pea by unknown parties.
|nd kiIl@d ~, Bud Cummings stabbed
ecuses him ms ., brother Dave because he
Alc,,rsa..m OF lettering on the farm. "
Pan tSrear 'a & La,An unknown white
{ty Watkins In front or The Kansas
piled "'"s and Gulf train ana was
esued iss ,SMiss,-Moniay nights food
Clarke and d'pI u.ands of dollars damage
mills being washed AVN .''' Df'ises
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HOLLANDS TOUGH LITTLE WAR.
Twenty Years OF Fighting at q Cost Of
MANY Milllonp

Twenty Years OF Fighting at q Cost OF
Many Millona.
London, April l6.-It is curious how lit
tie attention is given by the outside world
TO the remarkable war still proceeding at
Ai'chen. In the Dutch East indies. For
twcnty-three years Holland has been en-
deavoring to conquer this place. and she
has not succeeded. and according to the
latest mail advices the situation Is worse
than ever.
The famous lighting chief, Tockoc Omar
after II show of loyalty. again has broken
out into open rebellion md Governor Ven
dertwyck has already cabled for reinforce
ments, although General Vcttcr and Hev-
oral thousand men have only recently been
sent there. This little war has cost many
millions of dollars mud the lives of more
than 10000 Dutchmen. while there IL
scarcely village In Holland which does
not contain some poor wretch invaded
home. suffering from the horrible diseases
peculiar to the pcstiferous country.
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CAR TAXING PRECAUTIONS.

st. Petersburg. April 1.-THE governors
OF tho Russian provinces arc being In
structed to arrest NIL political suspects on
the spot. y roundup is being inangu-
rated In all parts of the empire.
Nearly 5000 men and women have been
put In Jail. and VIII he confined there until
after tho coronation. Any attempt on
tncir part to appeal is impossible.
Hundreds of students from the various
universities have been forced TO choose be-
tween going home or to prison.
Martial law has been declared In Mos
COW.
The czar is not going TO Nizhnce Nov
eorod for fear of assassination. y plot TO
murder him at the fair has just been dis
covered