Evening journal., 1905-02-02
Tiff WORLDS NEWS
RUssIA.

RUSSIA.
Favorable results are expected to fol-
low the audience given by Emperor |
Nicholas at Tsarkoe-Selo TO thi1ty.two
worlanen representing the leading in
dustrial establishments of st. Peters
burg. In addition to paternal admoni-
t.ons bestowed upon the wori1men, $685.
600 has been given by the Emperor,
Empress and Dowager Empress for the
relief Of the families of those who were
killed or badly wounded in the affair on
January %.
The manufacturers Of st. Petersburg
have made concessions to the strikers
and contributed to the relief fund.
The situation in Poland and others of
the provinces continues strained, and
strikes are reported from Irkutsk and
several other Siberian towns.
The retirement OF Prince Mirsxy from
the Ministry of the Interior has been
accomplished in such a way as to indi-
cate that the Emperor is satisfied to be
rid of a Minister of the Princes avow-
ed liberal tendencies. The forecast that
NJ. Bouligan viii be named for Min
! lister of the Interior is construed as in
dicating a recognition of Grand Duke
Sergius' predominating influence with
his nephew, the Emperor.
THE WAR.
Except for artillery fire, fighting on
the Hun has ceased. It is believed the
campaign win not be resumed until late
in February.
Admiral Togo rejoins his flagship
February 5. Whatever naval activity
is planned has not been revealed.
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remarkable achievements. OF more than
26,OOO cases OF illness treated only 40
deaths occurred.
CONGRESS.
The House dicussed the postofice ap-
preparation bill.
The Senate considered the Statehood
bill.
WASHINGTON.
The Treasury statement shows a
growing deficiency due TO the increase
in expenditures.
Cardinal Gibbons. in a statement con-
cerning Senator Bard's disclosures con-
cerning Indian schools, said the Profess
sor Scharf referred to did not represent
the Catholics.
There is a suspicion in diplomatic cir
cles that the United States is trying to
buy the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador.
The Austian government will build
home in New York to care for Austri-
ans who come to this country.
FOREIGN.
Mr.. Balfour's tenure of office must
continue until the end of the Japanese
Russian War, declared Conservative
speaker.
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new treaties were designed TO eQualize
development between town and coun-
try by protecting agriculture.
The defeated Hungarian Cabinet re-
signed. Emperor Francis Joseph sum
monod Count Andrassy. one OF the fore
most Opposition leaders.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prospectors discovered a cave in Ne
vada containing evidences of prehistor-
ic race
Actual control of the Chicago City
Railway Company passed into the
hands of the Morgan Field Mitchell
Valentine syndicate.
The New York Assembly directed the
Judiciary Committee to investigate al
legged actions of Judge Warren b.
Hooker of Fredonia, in connection
with the Dunkirk postOfiice.
Lillian Russels daughter, Dorothy
who was married to Abbott L. Einstein
brought suit for divorce in Chicago
alleging cruelty and non-support.
Inga Hanson, former member of the
Salvation Army, on trial in Chicago
s for perjury in a suit brought agalns
the traction company, swOre that hei
speech, sight and hearing were restored
through prayer.
Neidringhaus says that under no cir
cumstances win he withdraw from tn
Missouri senatorial contest, and th'
Legislature may fail to elect a Senator
The Northwest experienced the cold
est weather of the winter
I President Eliot, of Harvard. predict
d a deficit i'm the university's finances thi
d year, and says s25OO,OO0 Is a moderat
J, estimate of its needs. He criticises foo
1t ball.
e Managers OF New York theatres wer
n examined at the District Attorneys Of
= fee as to their reasons for barring tn
h critic Of Life from their theatres.
d District Attorney Jerome Is to be ex
l. amined by the Subjudiciary Cohmitte
q Of the New York Senate in connection
h with the alleged corruption fund of sa
n loon keepers.
d The Federal grand jury has returne
n six counts against Senator Mitchell
charging bribery.
Union Theological Seminary of NeV
York, received a gift Of 81. 0OO
y Six women OF sleighing party wer
A. killed and many injured by being struc
e. by a. train in New York State.
n- Charles w. Morse one of the primo
Is pals in the Dodge-Morse divorce com
,e phcations, arrived in New York froI
u Europe.