Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-06
EMPEROR NOT
ASSASS|NATED
Report On Bourse to That Ef
feet is EmphaticaIIy
Denied.
NICHOlASW WAN!SPElCE
Russian Car Expresses Open and
Strong Desire for Cessation Of
the War With the Japanese.

Berlin. June Cit is reported OF
the Bourse that the Russian Emperor
has been assassinated Private tele
grams to this effect are said to have
been received by the Mendelssohns, the
bankers of the Russian government
No details are obtainable. Up to the
no confirmation.
Associated Press Unable to Confirm
Rumors.
New York, June 6-The Associated
Press is unable to confirm the Berlin
rumor of the Cars assassination, and,
in the absence of news from st. Peters.
burg, it should be accepted with great
caution.
Deny Receiving Any kilograms.
Berlin, June 6.-The Mendlesshons
deny most positively receiving any
telegram regarding the assassination
of Emperor Nicholas. The report is
otherwise not traceable
Rumor is Groundess.
st. Petersburg, June 6.-The rumor
circulated on the Berlin Bourse of the
assassination of Emperor Nicholas is
groundless.
Japanese Boats Promise to Leave Soon
Shanghai, June 1.-TWO Japanese
destroyers, with Admiral Urius' squad
ron off Gutzstaff Island, are coming to
Woosung today. They have promised
to remain only "a hours.
U. S. UItimatum Not so Severe as Re.
ported.
Manila, June ct has been learned
here that the ultimatum from Wash
ington to Vice Admiral Enquist, in
command of the Russian squadron
now in this port, is not so severe as
first reported. The question of time
is still under discussion.
Russian Torpedo Boat Interned.
Washington, June 6.-Consul Gener-
al Rogers, at Shanghai, cables the
state department under today's date
as follows: AT Woosung are now
anchored seven Russian GOLFERS which
Will uOuDIlcSo Uc IDlCluCh. IL 10 lC-
ported that there are a number of
Japanese vessels off Gutzlaff. The
Russian torpedo boat, Bocri, has been
interned at Shanghai"
Emperor Makes Known Desire for
Peace.
Washington, June 6.-Regarding the
attitude of Emperor William towards
the war in the far east, the Associated
Press is authorized to say that from
the beginning of the war the Emperor
has been anxious for peace. He, how
ever, has refrained from advising eth
er belligerents believing that, until
one or the other of them should init
mate wish to conclude peace, any in
tervention or offer of mediation would
prove futile. The Emperor, however,
has let his strong desire for peace be
known
Bright Side to Russian Internal
Troubles.
st. Petersburg. June 6.-The details
of the epoch-making battle of the sea
of Japan which are drifting in here
through the foreign press, and even
the question of peace or war are al
most ignored in the contemplation of
the more absorbing internal situation |
created by the sudden elevation of
Governor General Treppoff to the office |
of assistant minister of the interior, |
making him virtually dictator, with |
the dark vision of policy of reaction |
and repression. Yet the Associated |
Press was informed today on high au-
thority that Treppoff's appointment on
ly tells half the story and that there is |
a brighter side to the picture. 1t will
come In the shape of an imperial man |
ifesto which will possibly be issued to-
morrow, the Empress birthday, or on
Thursday, the festival of the Ascen
sion, and will Immediately realize the
popular demand for a parliamentary
regime by creating legislative assem-.
bly, consisting of two houses. While
the upper house called the ''Gosundar-
stvennaia Sovet" will enjoy prepon
derance, the lower house, called the
Gosundarstvennaia Douma," will also
have legislative functions and the
right to interpellate ministers, the
plan also involving the responsibility
of ministers. The Emperor retains
complete control Of the legislative as
sembly with the right of veto and the
power to dissolve the assemblies and
order new elections.
Unanimous Efforts for Peace.
Paris, June "a dispatch to the
semi-oficial Temps from ST. Peters
burg, filed at one o'clock this after
noon, says: 1t is learned from an
authoritative source that the unani.
nous efforts of the ministers are di.
rected towards peace and that they