The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-15

shown clerks were ussd o. dumaies IN
|seiline bonds.
On the 9Th, dispatches from Toxic In
6icated sAat the military patrols had
broughs order out Of chaos. and that
the fercs Disorder had ceased. Soldiers.
on sccount Of their popularity, were
mere effective than police In handling
The crowds.
The Toxic municipality has passed .
resolution denounoing the peace terms,
ard fsvorins tho abandonment Of the
treaty.
The Norwegians are alarmed At the
complete silence Of government ofhcials
regarding the dissolution OF the union
with Sweden. Swedish newspaper are
oiamoring for the mobilization Of 1000
troops. pointing out tina, Norway IL only
able to command 5000
The Chinese MAGISTRATE Of Qulnsan
near Shanghai. has been arrested and
imprisoned. He Is reported to hay,
tortured a British subject Of Chimes
descent. employed on the Shanghai.
Nnnkin railway. though Informed that
the man was a British sabject.
Mrs. sophie Efl!ngsr. Of st. Loals
died Of paralysis. caused by the shock
OF suddenly meeting her son. who re-
turned home after a years absence.
Headed on In the far east. II l. t@-
lleyed that Russia Is iesirous Of ecu
ing concessions In the shah Of Persis's
dominion. The eorsplcuously splendid
reception accorded by the government
In ST. Petersburg Indicates tina, Russia.
though driven out OF Manchuria. has
not abandoned Its desires for adyen-
lures In other parts OF Asia.
Bitter recruitment In Japan against
he terms Of the peace treaty has taken
the form Of riots and arson. The agci
Marquis Ito VAS stoned on the street.
Even foreigners. I whom the Japanosc
are Inwardly very polite. have suffered
lndirniilss. Fifteen police stations have
been wrecked. ten Christian churches
burned. and the army reserves beea
called out.
The public school registration In Nev
York city shows IN Increase Of 10000
over last season.
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