The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-05
DEFEAT MAKES GEAR HARSH
He Gives Trepof Dictatorial Powers to
Suppress Liberals.

government mas SHOWN tnaG IL mas uOI
weakened in this hour Of disaster.
mands,. which the radicals hoped .Ad-
miral Rejestvensky defeat would
force the government to grant, the en-
peror issued a ukase Sunday comforting
greatly increased powers on Governor
General Trepoff, making him assistant
minister Of the interior, also chief Of
the department of police and command
er Of the corps Of the .gendarmerie::
General Trepoff is given the right to
to suspend Indefinitely all societies,
leagues and other bodies manifesting
pernicious activity and to take all
other steps necessary to preserve order
50 as to prevent interference with hte
established regime and to suppress the.
revolutionary propaganda.
Liberty Not to Be Fastened.
This ukase, which entrusts almost die
perial police to control the agitation
now almost peremtorily demanding a
| constitutional representative govern
ment and the surrender Of the vital
principles Of the autocracy, and to put
down. the disorders with which the gov
eminent is threatened, makes him re-
sponsible to the emperor.
It is a matter Of the greatest import
ance in the present state Of Russia and
steadily proceeding in it's plans for the
fulAllment Of the Imperial PROMISES con-
tanned in the imperial reseript, is deter
mined not to be swerved from it's policy
by military and naval disasters, but in
its own time to give the nation the leg
| islative body on which the Bouligin
commission has been working.
War VIII Continue. +.
In It may perhaps also be read the in
timation that the war will continue and
that the question Of peace viii not be
submitted to a zemsky sober.
According to the Russ, the result of
which has now been printed and sub
mitted to the commissioners, does not
embody definite plan for the organ.
ization and functions Of new govern
mental body, but rather collection and
classification of the necessary data for
the formation. Of an assembly, giving
alternative Views of the various points
In dispute and leaving the final decision
Boultgin Boards Findings.
The material gathered by the com.
| thAocAOA Aoo O0OA SAOupou uAuoI SlA
heads:
First-A historical survey of the
forms assumed by popular Representa-
1 ton in Russia from the fifth to the sixth
| century. ~
Second Consideration Of the effect
of the summoning Of a popular. assem-
bly, on the country under present circum
stances, s
Third--The extent to which suffrage
shall be granted, whether on universal
educational or property qualifications
and whether classes and occupation.
should be represented. sEss#s
1 Fourth-The extent Of the assembly 4
4 right to interpellate ministers.
Fifth-The extent Of the assembly Z
rights over the budget.
e Sixth What provinces of govern
ment should be removed to the com
potency Of the assembly.
perial doumav has been predetermine ed
Minister Bouligin reserving the RICH
to give his opinion to his co-ministers.
The Engineers association has vote,
pensions to the wife and mother O
Ivan Kalaeff, the assassin of Crane
Duke Sergius.
Riot in Suburban Gardens.
i At a great demonstration last eve
ming in the Pavlovsk gardens, nea
Tsarsk oe-Selo, the 5000 persons presen
clamored for funeral march in memoir
. Of the Russian sailors who had los