Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-09-06
PEACE TERMS
CAUSE ANGER
Mass Meeting at Toxic Protests
Against the Governments
Action
RESERVATIONS ASKED
People Of Osaka and Nagoya Denounce
the officials and Want Them Re.
moved From Positions.

Toxic, Sept. 5.-Delayed in trans
mission) The first turbulence attend
ant on the popular anger over the
terms OF peace, took place today. a
mass meeting to protest against the
action of the government was called
to take place in Thibya Park, but the
metropolitan police closed the gates
and attempted to prevent the assem-
blage. The municipality protested
against the action of the police Final
ly the gates were thrown open and a
large crowd gathered and voted in fav-
or OF resolution declaring the nation
humiliated and denouncing the terms
upon which the treaty of peace was
arranged. The gathering eventually
dispersed in an orderly manner. Later,
however, a crowd attempted to hold
meeting in the Shintomi theater, and
the police dispersed it. A portion Of
the crowd then proceeded to the Of
flee of the Kokumin Shinbun, the
government organ, and hurled stones
and damaged machinery. Several per-
sons were injured, but the police
eventually cleared the streets and ar
rested number of rioters. The dis
order is not general and the situation
is not serious. Similar meetings at
Osaka and Nagoya denounced the gov
ernment and asked them to resign.
Negotiations Prematurely Commenced.
Nagasaki, Sept. 6.-The peace news
was received without enthusiasm in
the chief centers of Kiu Shiu province
There is a general feeling of chagrin
that Japan has been deprived of her
rightful fruits OF victory. The diplo-
matte failure is considered to be due
to the negotiations commencing pre-.
maturely.
Abandonment of Indemnity Causes
Disappointment.
Yokohama, Sept. 6-The peace
terms are not known exactly, but 1t
is rumored that the abandonment OF
indemnity will cause general profound
disappointment There have been no
demonstrations.
Police Reserves Increased for Fear of
Trouble.
Toxic, Sept 1.-(Delayed in trans
mission Press kilograms outlining
the peace terms are further inflamins
the sentiment against the settlement
There has been no violence, although
as a precautionary measure the police
reserves have been increased.
The government continues silent
The conservative element predicts
that the country will approve the set
tlement when the conditions are thor
oughly understood. Minor radical pa
pers advise refusal to ratify the
treaty through various expedients. The
bulk of the people continue apathetic
General Linevtch Reports Once More
st. Petersburg, Sept. 6-Telegraph
ing Emperor Nicholas September 5th
General Linevitch reported that tho
Japanese on September 4th started
advancing along the Mandarin roat
commenced the constructing of en-
trenchments, but retired after meeting
the Russian artillery fire.
General Linevitch Fails to Report.
Toxic, Sept. 2.-(Noon-Delayed il
transmission). An official report an
nounces the complete and crushing dc
feat of the remnant Of the Russian
forces, after five hours of severe fighi
ing at Naibutul, on the west coast o
the island of Sakhalin. Russian
killed numbered 130, while the casua
ties to the Japanese were slight.