Seward gateway., 1905-11-04
OAR NICHOLAS GIVES UP
 AUTOCRATIC POWER
Monarch Issues Manifesto AbdcalHq from DcSpoiC Rule Hhc the Throne has Held for 300 Years Over All the RaSSaS and Ntte Becomes NiHiStcr-PWSidon! With
 Cabinet Of His CvH Choice

slhNNAH ANaNNAAr INAF'' GwH Choice.
 HamutioDs announcing that the power ending the absolute rule 2u0 years of undi>putcd sway, :.v last night
 President. and today he named . u,-.a-a Co the United States
 .u~~r. will hereafter be a con- Republican Iiaartv The proc 3. person of every subject; and -n auG action.
 .Gau shows that Car Nicholas Disorder was rampant in every .m1t.0- outbreaks undoubtedly
 y.ro .nrowu and riotng con .un.Gu~ro wuS l0temWriviug, su went ahead.
 with delight oyer the change in u.-. uao Bourbon nobility and .n.H Juor the conflict with autoc- a.n.al authority
 cnr will carry mo more power '11a mo.uyhS. IIe will be in l b, q, actual executive head of
 is composed chiefly of iormer r.....m. rn. support of the Liberal
 party. Ta. leader, o.thar element are holding a.oot from the new regime. while not mpgouiziug it. The Social .,.> ar,. .@uca. rr,1uIuuists bcurNe they have the government stumpeded and v.L ux.rr all their efforts toward b.nuuru- by the cau-wophy to the throne. They are hoping and working 01r tn. establishment of a sociaIistic republic.
 !lallut Seeks Independence
 url,tngfor,. Finland, Nov. The movement Gor national independence is spreading. Tine ~uikcot the working men continues mabatcj and the men are au in ,ao revolutionary party. From ali public buildings tne Finnish national emblem i, lyiug and red lag, may D. seen everywhere.
 The entire police department of mi, city i, in the hands of the national guard of the liberal party. Governor OuoIeu,ky today informed the local authorities that as a soldier he could not de,er, hi, post, but he promised to resign immediately. No newspapers are permitted Co be published. but the popular feeling is easily communicated. Provisions are very high and famine seem, impending.
 St Petersburg, Nov 8 At 8 council of delegates from workiugmen's organi- cations it was decided last midnight to issue manifesto urging workers 10 arm for a decisive struggle for con ,titueut assembly, universal suffrage and a democratic republic. The coun- cil meeting decided to sustain the political strike a, means of accom- plt,hiug the reforms sought, and 10 rc- smo it today if the demands were not promptly granted.
 It hu~ been learned that the leader oT the strike movement here iS a young university student.
 Gen. Trepoir today issued a manifesto informing the people that all the re- forms demanded cannot be introduced sl once, but promising that all win be given consideration as rapidly as pos ,ible.
 The czar's manifesto granted am- ne,ty lo l5O,O0O political prisoners con~ lined in RuSsion prisons. These will be released at once and many of them arelihe,yto become disturbing factors.
 Orders have been issued to increase the military forces in the districts where disorders continue Riots and attacks upon the Jews in the southern part of the empire are constantly re- ported.
 Odessa, Nov. 3 The city is conbara- lively quiet today. All parties are chiefly engaged in burying the thou sands who were slain in the ricts of .,nsfp.Ggy