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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-03-10
ADestructure Etre

To drawn the file out of a burn, or
heal a cut without leaving a scar, use
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. A
specific for piles. Get the genuine.
j. L.. Tucker, editor of the Harmoni-
ger, Centre, Ala, writes: 81 have used
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve ia my
family for piles, cuts and burns. 1t is
the best salve On the market. Every
family should keep it on hand. Sold
by +. e. Miller.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-03-10

EREE Write to us for Free Trial
E1S13I! Package of Or. Miles, Anti
Pain Pills, the New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our
Specialist will diagnose your. case; tell
Free. DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,
LABORATORIES, ELKHART. IND.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-03-10

Will Not Help Your
Disease, but Will
Weaken Your
Nerves..

Folks who think II Is better to bear
pain thar soothc it-are wrong.
Old-fashioned doctors used to say it
ww better. because they had nothing
with which TO ease pain but dangerous.
hcart-paralyning drugs.
But now that 4 safo remedy has
been found. DR.. Niles Anti-Pa:n Pills.
II 10 wrcns to Sher. for nothing can BE-
gained but weakened nerves.
A safe rule to remember is: When
IN pain. take an Anti-Pain Pill.
This will scotho your suivcring nerves.
DR.. Miles Anu-Pain Pills relieve pain
by restoring tho natural secretions. in
which they differ from opium and sim
liar narcotic drugs. which relieve pain
by checking tho action OF the glands.
They are sure and harmless. and are
the latest medical treatment for tho
cure Of Headache. Neuralgia. Backache.
rheumatism. Dizziness. Toothachc.
Stomachache. Menstrual (N1onthly)
Pains. Also nerve %irritutions like Sea-
Sickness. ~Car-Sckness. Sleeplessness.
Indigestion. etc.
Pleasant to take. quick in results.
81 have used DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills for sick. nervous headache. and
have received the best results. l hear
lily recommend their curative proper
RAY a. WATRoS. d. D., Iowa City. Ia.
Sold By druggists. at CSC. Money back
II first box does not help. Never sold
in bulk,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-03-10

Backed up BY over
. third Of a century
of remarkable and uni
form cures, a record
such as no other \
remedy for the
dis and
weaknesses pc
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-03-10

Try a Fer Sale" ad. in the Graphic
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
GLOBE GROCERY CO.

Grocery Department.
Granuleradt socker. 16 lbs for ~. 81. 90
Full graddost. pr ID. ........... .15c
Tval, the Swifts Pride, 8 stycken for $50
Is OF kama X. O. bakpulver ........ 15c
16 OF kama Calumet bakpuiver. -. l5c
Standard Corn. 3 kannor for ........ Is
Muskat vindrufvor
Gula persikor. ..... 2 kannor for. .25c
vi arc agenter Tor Pillsburys bas
och ka
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20

Evaxgrhsten r. L. Thayer,
hans hustru, en- 10 ar gammal
styfdotter och en- 9 ar gammal
styfson SAINT en- okand man an
trafades forliden :isdagsqvall
liggande sanslosa i the Open
Door missions lokal, "a w. 3rd
street. Thayers familj har sin
bostad i samlingslokalen och hade
mandagsqvall efter ballet sam
ingsmote gait och lagt sig och
atven tillatit Ell man, som anhSllit
derom, att ia sofva der. Da dorier
forblef stangd pa tisdagen och
ingen at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
syntes till. borjade man ana Grad
och en- polisman anmodades att
undersoka saken. Forst eftei
mycket bultande pa dorren iyc-
kades han vacka upp Mr. Thayer
ur dvalan, men de ofriga lago
fortfarande sanslosa. En- stark
gaslukt var radande irummet och
utvisade att de sofvande rakat u,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
K0ttafdelningen.

Pastor Almquist har under en-
veckas It'd varit pa sjuklistan. men
ar nu pa bait -ingsvagen.
Vigde. Den Is dennes af pastor
Almquist: Ralph Nordstrom och
Title Carlson, bada fran Sioux
City. De nygitta hafva slagit sig
ned harstades nara Springdale.
Mrs Il. S6aye1 fran Chicago
afre ste hem i mandags efter ell
nagot Diver tire veckors vistelse
hos Mr. och Mrs o. Z. Jacobson.
Kop edra g~rocerier och edert kott
hos Larson & Anderson, som ar
den basta platsen staden.
TT
giftsstat for forlidnt ar. o!versteg
5000 dollars.
Nya moderna varor inkomma
dagligen. kom och bese vara nya
Dress Goods, White Goods cch
Embroideries. Larson-Swan
Dry Goods Co.
Mdten Svenska baptist kyrkan
hornet af tionde och Virginia
gatorna. .
Rev. Carl E. Oberg fran Omaha
ar en- god. evangelist. Han pre-
dikar ordet an dens och krafsens
ofverbevisning. vi hafva fitt bedja
med fralsningssokande sjalar och
vi hoppas ia Sc fera, som komma
att soka och fnna Herren, imam
Diet blir Tor sent. Mote i alton XII.
8. e. m. och pa sondag predikan
kl. 10. 80 f. m. och 7:45 e. m.
Ungdomsmote XII. 5. e. m.
Sondag sskola XII. II. Pastor A.
Jacobson fran South Omaha pre-
dikar i var kyrka pa mandag alton
XII. 8. e. m. Langre fran i veckan
vanta vi Pastor Swaney Nelson
tran Big Springs S. Oak, och han
kommer att STAMINA er It'd att
hjalpa oss med forl4ngda moten.
vi halsa allmanheten valkommen
till dessa evangeliska vackelse-
moten"Soken HERE nmedan man
kan fnna honom. akallen honom
medan han ar mar, Es. 55:67
J. Almquist Pastor.
ALA varma skodon till inkops-
priser hos Olson Bros.
Vdderpr0feten u. G.. Pursell
at harvarande intercollegiate sta
ton har just uppgjort sin vader-
leksrapport for foregiende ar.
Rapporten utvisar att foregaende
ar var Diet NEST blasiga, sedan den
intercollegiate stationen upprat-
tades for IS ar sedan, enar 49,
57I mil blasvader registrerats
under aret. Tank ON ALT delta
blasvader farit in | gapet pa tand
.losa kaffe-och sqvallerkaringar,
sa att de storknat och tappat
andau, hvilken valsignelse skulle
Diet ej l.afva utrattatD Medeltem-
peraturen under forlidet ar val
ungefar normal. hvaremot neder
borden var nagot Oliver fyra tum
under den normala.
Mrs Minnie Hamilton, en- Ic
ar gammal. mycket vacxer och
tiildragande hvit qvinna, satt
haromdagen ] distriktsdomstolen
med EFT barn famnen och begar
de skilsmessa fran sin man, So
arige negern r. P. Hamilton j
David City. la. Barnet hade
ocksa hvit hudfarg. och dermed
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
MOsIT0REKS ltLEFUNNUMMER 1881

The Sioux City Crockery COM
pany organisersdes forliden tisdag
med r. l.. Solberg som president
och +. w. Swanson som vice
president. Bada dessa herrar hat.
va under lang It'd varis anstallda
hos K Prugh. hvilken sedan
braaden iragit sig ti!lbaka fran
afarefua Den nya hrman kom-
mel endast att befatta sig med
pactihandel och har sin lokal i
Vendomin block.
TIA unga man vid MANN John
Fredrik Kuhty och Charles
August Youngren hatva erhallit
patent pa Ell at dem upp!anne n
S. k. burglar alarm som kan fastas
vid fouster elier dorrar. Den nya
uppfnningen som lar vara mycket
enkel. uppgifves arbeta utmarkt,
och uppfnnarne ligga i under
handling ON dess tillvetkning i
osteru.
F6fsn,ngen Svenska Monitoren
holi tocsdagen den IL dennes sin
fjortonde arsfeSt. Oakladt den
kalla vaderleken hade Oliver 200
personer infannit sig. De delta
gande voro foreningens medlem.
mar och deras familier.
vi haiva fortiarande EFT godt
urval at Kostymer, Ofverrockar,
Underk!ader. Skjortor, Mossor,
Hariskar, Vantar SAINT CODA
Tiger att CORA klader till rimli-
caste priser.
G.. ID. Hanson & Co.
a & Jennings streets.
Sseaska iralsningsarmen kom
mer att morgonqyali. lordag,
halla basar och aftonunderhallning
i sin lokal. 400 Court street. Katie
med do2p serveras. Intrade 10 c.
F5yeniagen Svenska Monitoren
hade ordinarie mote forliden
mandagsqvall. da de nya embets-
mdnnen installerades i sina resp.
embeteu. Lessutom valdes Mr..
0. Z. Jacobson till chaplani SAINT
till marshal job Lofgren och till
dorrvaktare John Nelson. Till
sjukkommitterade utsagos Oscar
Landen. Theodor Johnson, c. F.
Anderson och Chas Swan. Som
ny medlem intogs Chas julius
Johnson. Foreningcn har Dumera
egen lokal / Krummann block och
uthyr deAsamma till andra fore.
ningar och moten.
Speciella priser pa ALA winter
varor, sasom Ytterrockar Kappor
och furs hos Larson Swan Dry
Goods Co.
En- syrisk frukthandlare vid
namn George Aodo. hvilken ! sin
lokal afvenledes har en- billiard,
blef haromdagen pliktfalld 800
dollars, emedan han narrat pojkar
att stjala och sedan for en- spott-
styfver kept at dem hvad de stulit.
Polisen har flera ganger varnat
Aldo att halla minderaringar
fran sin lokal. men han har aldrig
atlydt varningen. Han vadjade
till h6gre domstol.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20

for gasforgiftning En- tillkallad
lakare iorordnade ON moderns
och d~otterns intagande pa Sama-
ritan hospitalet, medan de ofriga
kommo sig sa smaningom utan
att behofva tagas dit.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20

The Minnesota Scandinavian
Relif Associations cote arsmote
i Red Wing, Minnesota, tisdagen
den 24de Januari 1905 XII, 10 t. m.
Red Wing, Mimi, den ode Jan.
1905. A. G. Rosing Sec'y.
Breuns katie ar Diet bSsta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
forhol Diet sic enligt Mrs Hamil-

Kedan innan non iyllt Is ar,
hade hon ingatt en- mycket intim
bekantskap med en- DIR. w. c.
Carri David City. och da foljderna
at bekantskapen ej kunde doljas
mycket langre, hade doktorn
formstt henne att gifta sig med
Hamilton, som ar barberare. /
simon It'd toddes en- pilt, till
hvilken hon uppgaf DR.. Carr vara
tader. Men aktenskapet med
Hamiltoa. som, utom Diet att han
ar meyer och 81 ar gammal, endast
har EFT och EFT halt ben, blef Ell
lyckligt, och den unga hustrun
hyttade hem till sina foraldrar
fran den omaka maken och kom
sedan hit och begarde skilsmessa-
hvilken afven beviljades. Hon
tillerkandes for ofrigt warden af
barnet, i hvilket Hamilton for
resten eli har nagon del.
Lars Myren har antagit anstall-
ming som salesman i the Busy
Shoe Store. 82s Fourth Street,
der han onskar aterse ALA sina
gamla vanner och CORA nya, da
de komma dit.
De svensk = amerikanska It'd
ningarne i ostern innehalla i
dagarne utdrag ur EFT BRET, som
en- af deltagarne i Lundakorens
Amerikafard skrifvit till en- Stag
ting i Bottom. Brefvet ar jsteradt
den II dec 1904. och brefskrifva-
rem fnner sig bland annat frappe-
rad al bristen pa ideella intressen
hos amerikancrna SAINT deras
skryt med slit iordbruk eller sin
industri. Skrytet tar sig ofta
uttryck bombsstiska tai, hvarpa
brefskrilvaren amor foljande:
EFT gAnska lustigt exempel kan
jag tala ON vi hade kommit till
Sioux City och voro inbjudna pa
midday al svenskarne. K%onserten
skulle hallas pa eftermiddagen,
sa vi hade ganska bradtom. Men
jcke desto mindre skulle Diet ma
turligtvis hallas babe manga och
langa tai, och sarskildt EFT at dem
var ryslrgt, nemligen DIET, som
hollis at stadens svenska prest!
Hufvudsumman at hela harangen
var, att deras siad, Sioux City,
fodde sa och So manga fer swim
an en- stad i narheten, och
att de exporterade sa och sa man
ga mer kilo flask. Roligare kan
man ha, mar man ar trott och har
bradtom."
Den ende at stadens svenska
prester, som a narvarande vid
den ifragavatande middagen, var
pastor Fern, och vi villa har
begagna tillfallet att fritaga honom
fran beskyllningen att hafva be
gait den plattheten att hafva
serverat gasterna MACON svinsta-
tistik. Beskyllningen kan sa
mycket lattare tillbakavisas, som
hr. pastorn 81 holl nagot tai alls.
Brefskrifvaren har har helt
enkelt tagit fel pa person. Bland
festtalarne fanns Diet verkligen en-,
SON.. huru otroligt Diet an kan
lata, ansag Diet lampligt att till
studenternas stora forbluffelse,
och andras med, inblanda svinen.
Visserligen ar Skane bekant for
sin fortraffliga svinafvel. och
gasterna borde sasom varande
skaningar hafva kannt sig intres-
ser1de, men de spydiga kom
mentarier, som sedan gSfvos
Diver talet, lato ej formoda att
sa a handelsen.
Varma skodon for damer till
75c paret Tor denna vecka hos
Olson Bros.
EVangrhSten r. L. Thayer,
hans hustru, en- 10 ar gammal
styfdotter och en- 9 ar gammal
styfson SAINT en- okand man an
trafades forliden :isdagsqvall
liggande sanslosa i the Open
Door missions lokal, "a w. grid
street. Thayers familj har sin
bostad samlingslokalen och hade
! mandagsqvall efter ballet sam
ingsmote gait och lagt sig och
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
Sioux City.

SvenSkd Monttorens kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
Ar DRTTA.

HUKULKUEB All UkH1A.
vi gifva EFT hundra dollars ibel6ning for hvarjo
tail af katarr, som ej kan botas med HALL's Ga.
EAnR CuRx
7. J. CHENEY q Co., egare, Toledo, O.
vi undertecknade hatva kand II. J. Cheney dc
sista Is aren och tro, att han Or Acknowledgements
Jig ALA observation-disclosures, och inansielt at-
seends 1 stArd att uppfylla hvar1e borpliktelse,
hviIken hrman Atagit Gig.
west TAuAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
wALprSe, KEENAN, a MARvm,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HALL's OkrARaH CuRH tages tnvartes och YER
kar direkt pa blodet och systemets slemhinnor.
Pris rs Gents pr. naska. sales hos ala spotekara
Observation-Disclosures sandals fritz
HALL,s FAMILY II Aro do basta~
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
Mycket efterfragad.

~Ingentipg ar mera efterfragadt i'm en-
medicin, som m0ter moderna kraf p en-
rem are af blodet och systemet sadan ON
DIR Kine'sNew Life Pills. De arc ust
hvad Nj beh0fver att beta lefyer-och
magakommor, F6rsok dem. Csc Lun-
gren O.. Andreens apotek. Sioux City, La.
Garanteras.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
Brackspecialist

ALA sIags brack hos unga och gamla
kunna botas permanent pa sextio dagar
utan smarta eller tidsf0rlust. Bot 'ga-
ranteras i hvarje fall, som behaudlas.
Manga tusenden hafya blifyit botade un-
der de sista femton aren. Radfragnirg
fritz. Besok mig eller skrif for upplys-
ningar. Frank II. Wray. NJ. d. lum All
Lyle Block, Sioux City. Iowa,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-23
ABRAHAM II. HUMMEL.

by 81 j
stances OF tbs case do n0C uoye your
honor to impose the maximum penalty
l move that the matter be laid over un-
til can present my aiiidavits."
Justice Rogers said that he would inn
pose sentence at once and inflicted the
maximum penalty, a fine of $500 and
Imprisonment for one year in the coun-
ty penitentiary
Hummel smiled as sentence was pro-
nounced. He had partially regained
control Of his nerves and greeted hope
fully the friends who crowded around
him with expressions of sympathy A
court officer caught him by the arm
and pushed him through the crowd in
the aisle to the door leading to the
prisoners pen.
Hummel, after being taken to the
Tombs, was placed in cell No. Id on
the second tier. There he was seen by
a reporter and said:
81 am now behind the bars. which
may seem strange TO some people, but
have been unjustly convicted through
vindictiveness. Notwithstanding the
district attorneys statement that
have been menace to the country for
twenty years. | am now behind the
bars with clear conscience
He said he would spend the night in
the cell and expected to soon gain his
freedom on a certificate of reasonable
doubt.
The charge Of the court covered ev-
cry point in the case. but it appeared
strong against the defendant in that it
shifted the point of the conspiracy
charge from the Dodge affidavit to the
first meeting between Captain Jim
Morse and the lawyer. 1t apparently
left it immaterial whether Dodge de
ceived Hummel or not.
The state accused Hummel Of con-
spring to invalidate the legal divorce
of the present Mrs. Morse. wife Of c.
w Morse, the banker and former ice
magnate, from Charles +. Dodge, n
ne'er do we'll who jumped rapidly
from one part of the country to an
other, being employed Mt various times
as brokers' clerk waiter. hotel mana
ger and restaurant proprietor Hum
mel had the divorce set aside on the
ground that Dodge had not been serv-
ed In the divorce suit. Dodge has
since confessed that he was served.
and the divorce and Mrs, Dodge's mar
riage to Morse which had been an
nulled, have been reinstated
Hummel was employed by Captain
-
break the marriage. The retainer for
the lawyer $4,000. and the fight to
keep Dodge from being brought back
here ON an Indictment for perjury cost
Captain Jim more than $4,000
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-23
Columbia omcial- silent stim.

NEW YORK, Dee 21-The decision
of Columbia university council, which
IS expected finally to settle the fate OF
football ut the university. will not be
announced until tomorrow or Satur
day. The council met and arrived at a
conclusion, which, it was expected
would be given to the students 1T once
The fact that the decision is TO be with
held until the beginning of the Christ
mas holidays is taken by the under
graduates as Il further Indication that
the decision is adverse and that the
last hope Of preventing the abolish
ment of football at Columbia is gone.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-23
SHOT CLAY PIGEONS.
Congress Discussed Various Matters,
hut Did little Real business.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Il The only
notable feature ot the open session or
the senate was a brief discussion Of
the question Of railroad legislation by
Messrs. Foraker ana Culberson. The
controversy was precipitated by some
remarks made by Mr.. Foraker in con.
nection with request preferred by
him for the printing Of papers connect
ed with case recently before the IN
terstate commerce commission.
The house continued to shoot clay
pigeons" as one member put it, ana
the debate on general topics continued
for five hours. II is understood that the
general debate on the presidents mes.
sage, which has been in progress for
seven days, has now been concluded
A feature of the discussion was de-
Tense of the department of agriculture
by southern members who indorsed
the government cotton statistics.
The house agreed to the conference
report on the Panama canal appropria-
ton bill
Combinations by the senate of the
nominations of members of the 18TH
milan canal commission were reconsid-
cred in executive session, and a motion
was adopted calling upon the president
for the return of the notification Of the
senate's previous action When this has
been done the nominations viii again
be referred to the interoceanic canal
committee for consideration.
Representative Williams Miss J. the
minority leader introduced a resolu-
ton requesting the secretary of war to
inform the house as to what extent the
right of free speech iG limited in tho
Philippines.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-23
EMPRESS TAKES ACTION.
Disturbers of Peace at Shanghai 10
He Punished by viceroy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Advices
received at the state department from
Consul General Rodgers at Shanghai
indicate that the situation there contin.
ues critical In the extreme. The city is
quiet because of the presence Of the
armed forces composed of volunteers
from the foreign residents and the ma.
val contingents which are able to con.
troll the situation The United States
cruiser Baltimore has large force on
shore.
Mr. Rodgers states that large Brit
ish demonstration by army and navy
forces combined is probable. German,
Japanese and Austrian cruisers, he
says, are now ON the way to Shanghai
Although no reports Of trouble have
been received from the outlying dis.
tricts, missionaries have become alarm.
ed. and many are arriving IN Shanghai,
where there Is ample protection within
the foreign quarter.
Some light IS thrown upon the origin
of the present trouble by the statement
contained ia Picking dispatches saying
AAtt1l Ailt Aftiti3RtNi luAHOk hAiN1 ait ny lHE
to make compromise, bet demand the
removal Of British assessor This do.
mand has been refused, presumably by
the British authorities.
The dispatch adds that the dowager
empress has issued an ediet command.
ing the viceroy Of Chili province of
Yuanshikai. commander Of tie Chinese
army, to proceed 10 Shanghai, inyesti.
gate the disturbances, secure the pun
ishment of those implicated and i'm
peach the civil and military officials
responsible for the maintenance of or
der
The success Of The boycott IN secur-
ing concessions in the new treaty from
the American government undoubtedly
encouraged the Chinese to engage in
the recent demonstrations.
The Chino-JapaneSe treaty win be
signed on Dec -, but the utmost Sc
crecy Is maintained regarding ii.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-23
May Claim Illegal Dismissal.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Dec. 21.-In view
of the decision by Attorney General
Moody that midshipmen cannot be dis
missed from the academy by the secre-
tary of the navy on the recommends
ton of the superintendent there is dis
eussion here as to whether several mid
shipmen dismissed during the past few
years cannot by legal action compel
their restoration TO the service. The
man Trenmor Coffin, Jr., and Warren
A. Vandeveer for alleged connection
with the hazlng of JerdOne T. Kim.
brough will begin shortly after Christ.
mas
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-23
MOSCOW Is TIED UP
General Strike In Russia Opens
at Ancient Capital.
FACTORIES IDLE AND TRAINS STOPPED
Railway stations at st. Petersburg
Held by Troops-Governmen Try
tDg to Keep Train and Cable
Service Open.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dee 21.-The
general strike, which has been approx
ed by the Councils of Workmen of st.
Petersburg and Moscow. the Union of
Unions, Union of Peasants and Gen
eral Railway union, has opened here
and at Moscow
The general strike was decided upon
at Joint conference Of the Council of
Worknen's delegates and representa-
tiyes of the railway unions and various
revolutionary parties twenty-five rail-
ways are taking part in it.
The conference drew up a manifesto,
addressed TO the workmen and the
troops, calling on them to rise and es-
tablish a democratic republic. All the
railways radiating out of Moscow are
involved
A Berlin dispatch says that the Brit
ish cruiser Sapphire has passed
through the Kiel canal on her way to
Riga
: The strike at Moscow was inaugural
ed promptly at noon All the men
walked out Of the factories and mills,
diAA iAlE " ans VII hAiN o4A NtA
left standing in the stations.
Shortly afterward an incoming train
on the Kursk road was fired into by
armed strikers The engineer and sew
eral passengers were wounded.
The strikers generally seem to be pro
yided with arms There is great ex-
element in this city.
All the electric light plants are clos
cd Governor General Doubassoff has
declared the city to be in partial state
Of siege which gives the civil authori-
ties exceptional powers of arrest, etc.
The next move viii be to declare a
state of siege in which the military
superseies the civil power.
The provincial authorities have al
ready been empowered in anticipation
of the contingency of their being cut
off from the capital to act on their own
responsibility even to the extent Of the
proclamation of martial law.
The railroad stations at st. Peters
burg are occupied by troops, and the
government has made an attempt, with
the aid of the railroad battalions, to
maintain some sort of train service,
especially to the German frontier, and
also TO keep open cable communication
with points abroad.
At Seyastopol new mutinies have oc-
Cured Sixteen hundred soldiers have
been disarmed and are under guard.
At Warsaw the employees of the fire
department struck last night. They
demand an increase of salary and re
fuse to take out the fire engines unless
it is granted
The Polish National party has order
ed the shopkeepers to remove their
Russian signs in order to Polonize the
city
1t is believed that the railway men
on the Warsaw roads will join the
strike.
1t is reported from Nicolaief, in the
government of I[herson, that two in
fanhy regiments revoted and that a
sanguinary fight ensued.