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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
CALL FOR MEETING OF
CENTRAL COMMITTEE

The New Mexico republican central
committee he's been called b. Chair
man II. o. Bursum to meet in Santa
Fe on November 10th to discuss i'm.
portant business.
The nature Of the business !s not
defined in the call other than that It
is expected tostalk over the statehood
situation. Il Is expected that the
committee will be called upon to place
itself on record as against joint state
hood. The committee has had some
months Of ~lHleness and the meeting
Y III serve 10 get the organization into
working order again. following the
long rest after the late campaign.
| Other important business is to be
! discussed but no hint is given of its
nature.
The membership Of the committee
follows:
H. O. Bursum, chairman: G. SAT.
ford, secretary: Jose y. Sena, assist
ant secretary; Solomon Luna, treas
urer.
Notwithstanding: w. S. Strick.
Ter and +. A. Hubbell; Chaves. +. A.
| Cahoon and J. NJ. Hervey; Colfax. j.
| Van Houten and J. Leahy; Dona Ana,
| W. II. II. Llewellyn and H. b. Holt;
! Eddy, A. N. Pratt and l.. Q. Ful'en'
Grant. ". il. Newccmb and r. NJ.
| Turner. Linco'n. G.. w. Prichard and
| ". $. BRADY; leonard Wood, +. y.
! Morse all Nj. G. de Baca; Luna. J,
| W. Hannigan and T. A. Carr: Mckin'
lev. Steve Canavan and Gregory Page;
| Mora, Chrstoval Sanchez and Juan
| Navarro: Otcro, w. ID. Upton and o.
G. Cady; Quay. A. +. Curren and w.
r. Buchanan: Roosevelt, w. +. Lind
| sey and c. o. Leach: Rio Arriba. V,
| J~aranfillo and Alexander Read; San
| doval, T.. NJ. Sandoval and +. A. MI.
era: San Juan, G. V. Stafford and
| Granville Pendleton: San Miguel, Sc
| cundino Romero and J. s. Clark; San.
Ia Fe. Il. c. Abbott and j. +. Lacome;
| Sierra. r. w. Winston and w. II. Blu.
| cher; Socorro, II. O. Bursum and FL.
fego Baca; Taos. Malaquias Martinez
| and T. p. Martin; Torrance, William
, Mcintosh; Union, Charles Schlater
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
COMMUNICATION
FROM e. G. MuRPHEv.
Offer to Refund Money II Hyomei
Does Not Cure Catarrh.

To the Editor Of The Optic:
have been asked recently II the
advertisements printed in your col.
umns regarding Hyomei were true,
where ! offered to refund the money
II this treatment does not cure ca
tarrh. wish you would please print
this letter In as conspicuous a place
as possible In your paper, saying that
we absolutely agree to refund the
money to any purchaser Of a HyOmei
outfit II 1t does not cur ca,arrh.
This outfit consists Of an inhaler
Of a convenient size to be carried in
the vest pocket SO that the s er can
breathe HyOmei four or Ave times
daily. With this Is included a medl.
cine dropper and a bottle Of Hyomei
The outfit sells for $1.00 and is a
most economical treatment, for the
inhaler lasts a lifetime and there Il
enough Hyomei for several weeks
use, while extra bottles can be OBJ
tanned for SO cents
/ trust that this letter will settle
any doubts that may have arisen as
to my willingness to refund the
money for q Hyomei outfit, In case
the purchaser is not perfectly salts
fed. Respectfully yours,
e @. MURPHEY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
31N EsAnsIsse.I.

terday, gives the length of steam rail.
reads in the United States on Deem.
Der 81. 1904, as 21z.349 miles, a net
increase of 5,014 miles in the year.
The heaviest construction OF the year
was In the southwestern group Of
states, In which no less than 1,7I6
Mules were built, Missouri having to
Its credit 418 miles, Arkansas 262
miles, Texas 31S miles, Kansas 81
miles, Colorado 147 miles. New Mex.
leo less than one mile, Indian Terri
tory 260 miles and Oklahoma Terri.
279 miles. Gross earnings increased
$6S, 780,SS7 in 1904 over the earnings
of 1909, or about SOC per cent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

age; Il will also prevent for all time
the destructive floods which annually
visit the valley.
Fortunes In the Soil.
The wonderful fertility OF the soil
Is evidenced wherever sufficient water
Is properly applied, Last year one
onion grower realized a profit In OK,
cess OF 5000 from less than an acre
Of bermuda onions, At the st. Louis
exposition q farmer exhibited stalks
Of sugar zane grown In the Rio Grande
valley and was awarded the gold
medal over all competitors. including
those from Cuba and Hawaii. Marvel.
Gus yields Of alfalfa, cereals, vege-
tables and fruit are also produced,
The settlers are fully alive TO the
benefits which will accrue to them
by the construction Of this system.
and are eager to cooperate with the
government by pledgtng their lands
through the Water Users association
formed for the purpose both In Texas
and New Mexico. to return the entire
cost OF the project to the government.
u Is estimated that the whole system
Will cost approximately 1890. 900.
and that 10000 acres. 10000 Of which
lie In New Mexico. will be benefited
thereby.
But the operation Of the Reclama-
ton Act In New Mexico Is not alone
an affair Of bitches and acres. It's
possibilities are measured not by the
extent OF the agricultural industry,
but by the development OF other re.
sources which II will make feasible
the best and greatest use OF the graz.
Ing lands. the development Of mines
and quarries, the maintenance OF rail.
roads and commerce. and best OF all
by the growth Of a sturdy citizen.
ship, which nowhere attains more
strength and independence than among
dwellers of the deserl.
The passage Of the Reclamation Act
meant an enormous increase In the
values OF the taxable property Of New
Mexico; II meant the development OF
some OF the richest mines In the
world; It meant an increased popula.
ton and added transportation facili,
ties; II meant, perhaps, a new star in
the flag.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
GREAT DAM ON RIO GRANDE

either In the engineering work or
financing the scheme was always en-.
countered. And so the amount Of
water available became less and less,
and the land enriched by ages OF silt.
laden floods became more and more
d~esolate. y
The National Irrigation act was the
herald Of New Mexico's redemption.
II was the signal for those modern
magicians, Uncle Sans engineers. to
juggle with the forces Of nature,
Land and water? What potent words
to conjure with. Already New Mexico
Ia preparing to swing In line In the
forward procession OF the age. Down
near Roswell 10000 acres Of land will
be supplied with water In 1906. and
plans are being formulated by which
the entire Pecos Valley eventually
will be brought under a comprehensive
system OF irrigation. Investigations
are also being carried on In the La
Plata valley and In the vicinity Of
Las Vegas, and the underground wa
tiers Of the territory are being care.
fully studied.
Enormous irrigation Dam.
BY far the most interesting work
in New Mexico Is the project design
ed to reclaim the Rio Grande valley
in the southern portion OF the terri,
tory. In addition to the obstacles al
ready mentioned any scheme to re
claim these lands is complicated by
Interstate and International questions
which require careful handling tc
avoid friction between citizens re
siding In this portion Of the valley
The engineers have found a suitable
reservoir site near Engle. and a won
derful dam 255 feet In height from
bed rock to top Of parapet walls has
been planned. The reservoir thus
created will be forty miles long and
will have a capacity Of 1900, 0O(
acre.feet Tan acre-foot Is one acre one
foot deep. An ingenious arrange
ment Of sluice gates will provide FOL
the disposal Of silt from time to time
and rs the reservoir will be relative
" deep In proportion to it's surface
area. there will not be excessive evap'
Grafton. The Las Cruces system will
be utilized for distribution purposes
and the main canal extended along
the valley on the east side Of the
river. Water may be taken across
the river In pipes to irrigate the west
side; electric power generated by
drops In the canal may be used to run
pumps for that purpose. or a separ
ate canal can head at the west end Of
the diversion dam. Other diversions
will be made above this point al
found necessary or practicable. Be
low the Pass or International dan
site. existing canals will be used Il
distribute water to the lands in Tex
as and Mexico. The great dam will
MAXI possible the development a
power by which the underground wa
ter may be pumped to the surface
and thus increase the irrigable acre
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

What may he the destiny Of New
Mexicos There she lies In the heart
Of arid America. 1872 AGO square miles
Of broad plains. rugged mountains and
sage brush deserts: greater In extent
than all New England with New York
and New Jersey thrown In, but with
a population little than one
third that Of Boston.
So many centuries ago that no ira
dition remains concerning II, a mighty
civilization flourished in this terri
tory. When Coronado sailed up the
Rio Grande the Pueblo Indians were
leading the waters Of the river over
their fields and blossomng gardens and
maintaining populous and prosperous
communities. But with the coming
OF the gold.mad spaniards a spell
more potent than the magic draught
OF the Catskills seemed to fall on
mountain, plain and valley. When
New Mexico became a part Of the
United States. fully one.third OF ITS
area was included In Mexican and
Spanish land grants. which for years
afterwards were unconfirmed and
therefore paid no taxes and were not
available to settlers. The Indians and
their Mexican neighbors were irrigat-
ing the few crops which sufficed Tor
their simple needs through bitches
constructed hundreds Of years before.
A quarter Of q century ago when the
old Overland Trail was superseded by
the railroad. new settlers introduced
modern systems and further depleted
the flow already greatly diminished
by umercu bitches taking water
from the upper Rio Grande in Color.
ado. Further development soon be-
came Impossible Unless storage Of
water was resorted to. The caprici-
cious river which one day had little
or no surface flow. the next became
. raging torrent, cutting new chan
nels, carrying out dams and sweeping
away entire farms.
a Fekls Flow.
Come idea of the erratic character
Of the strea mmay be gained by the
following table. which gives the dis
In second feet for q period OF
eight years at the gauging station
At Fl Pas0, Texas.
Flow Of the Rio crands AZ Fl Paso,
Texas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

The question OF water storage was
further complicated by the enormous
quantities Of silt or sediment carried
by the river. and the insecure founda-
tion for dams. In vain private and
corporate interests studied the situ-
alton, some insurmountable difficulty
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

Detective-If your statement is
true, your clothes lines was robbed
by tramps.
Urbanite-How do you figure that
out?
Detective-Didn't you say they took
everything but the towels?-Columbus
Dispatch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

The F. H. Bascom company have
commenced their new store building
on Church street at Las Cruces. 1t Is
ninety feet deep by ~thirty-six feet
front, of brick, and when completed
1t will be q handsome building.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02
NrFQRNIAfG SYRUP O.
and Eufracio Gallegos; Valencia, Car.

and Eufracio Gallegos; Valencia, Car
los Baca and Solomon Luna.
Executive c0mmittee-Eugenio Ro
nero, w. G. Sargent, j. w. Akers, w
II. Newcomb, T. d. Burns, Max Frost
David NJ. White, H. w. Kelly. Solo
mon Luna, T. B. Hart, T. s. Hubbell
W. +. Martin, Martin Lehman. II. J
Hagerman. Harry F. Lee. J. F. Chayes
and Levi Hughes.
Committee at large--W. j. Slaugl
ter Of Santa Fee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

Advance sheets Of "Poor's Manual
OF Railroads" which was issued yes
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

age; II will also prevent for all time
the destructive floods which annually
visit the valley.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-02

A very strong line of ready made
waists in Scotch plaid, plain Hen.
rietta, French flannel, mohair. made
in the very latest effect also in nov.
city silks in taffetas and pu de chimes.
Fancy lace net waists for evening
wear.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-21
z parku Lincolna.

Ostre mrozy, jalsie panowa1y W
ostatnich tygodniach, ME wywar-
ly szloodliwego wplywu ma zw1e-
rzeta w menazeryi parku Lincol-
ma. Jeden tylko strus afrykahsk,
stanowiacy prawdziwa ozdobe ro-
du ptasiego, tax Ecznie W parku
reprezentowanego, ro1chorowal
sic. Zapad, podobno na suchoty.
w olbrzyrniej cieplarni parl0u
zwraca zwykle powszechna uwa-
&c olbrzymia palma daktylowa,
kt6ra W przeciagu ostatnich IS
lat nabra1a wagi 10 ton i wzrosfa
do takiej wysokosci ze siegala
szczytu koputy. Azeby pozwolic
jej rosnat nadal, umocowano
drzewo "a pomoca lin do scian, i
ME obnazajac korzeni drzewa z
ziemi, pogfebiono pod MEM grunt
ma 10 stop. Nastepnie wolno opu-
szczono Gale drzewo, ktore spo-
czywa obecnie W nowem lozysku,
ME siegajac swym czublaem
scian koRu3S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-21
Rdzne nOtatkI teIegraflCzna

w Petersburgu, W czasie rewizyr
u podejrzanych os6b, znaleziono CITE
ry bomby niezmiernie potezne.
- Duzo bogatych rodzin wybiera
sic Petersburga ma stafy pobyt "a
granice, ale Rad przeszkadzat lie
moze, by ME dopuscit do zbytniego
ogo3acenia bank6w.
- Slychac, re morderca wielhego
ksiecia Sergiusza ma bye powieszony
publicznie ma miejscu zbrodni. Jeszcze
go ME indentyfikowano. Mial bielizne
spodnia bardzo elegancka.
W Warszawie aresztowano duzo
student6w, kt6rzy naklaniali m1odsze
dzieci szkolne, ably ME szly do szko4y.
= w Kijowfe postanowili pracow-
nicy ma kolei po3udniowo-zachodnie
zarzadzi6 strajk generalny.
w Batu przyszIo do rozruchow z
powodu &e pewien wiezieh usi3oWai
uciec. Kilka os6b zostaIo pozabijanych
lub pokaleczonych.
- Ma teatrze wojny dale sic spo-
strzegac ruch wiecej ozywiony, Ro'
syanie buduja liczne polowe kole5e l
wzmacniaja swe stanowiska.
- Dyw1zya generala Reunnenkam'
pfa zrobila pomyslna wycieczke reko-
nesansowa ku lewemu skrzydiu ia
ponczyk6w l powrocila z wielu wazne-
mi Informacyami, poni6slszy male
straty.
W ,Rzymie 10000 osob choruje
ma influence W skutek niebywa1ych
nlruz6w. KardynaEowie Rampolla +
Steinhuber podobno seryo zachorowa-
Ii. Kardynal Satolli popadi W recy-
dywe stan jego jest grozny.
- Berlihska rada pahstwa przyjeia
1872 giosami przeciw So nowy ukiad
handlowy z Austrya.
- Tenor chicagoski George Ham1in
wystapi1 koncertami W Dreznie, ma
ktorym Is razy go wywolyWano.
- Prezydent Roosevelt wyrzek1 sic
planu uregulowania Z estyi rat kole-
jowych W czasie j sesyi kongre-
Su.
- Do So go przybya por.
wilhelm niem1ech oncer'
Wy oz po Tybecie.
swaynesboro. Ca, po-
d bardzo wielk1e szkody.
. szkody obliczaja ma $780,
- Try mile ma wschod Cd Peter
ton, NJ, wykoleil sic pociag osobowy.
lzabita zostaIa jedna panna, smiertel-
fnie pokaleczona jedna kobfeta A
os6b odnios}o uszkodzenia.
- W pobli2u W1ota, Ia, wykoleis
sic pociag osobowy; dwie osoby 70
staIy zabite, a 13 pokaleczonych.
- W Bostonie, Mass, pozar "
przystani zrzadzi1 szkode ma pol mi
Iona dolaroW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-21
Kronika MiGjsCOWaD
z PoLITYKI MIEJSCoWEJ.

"Cho6by mi ofiarowano nomi-
nacye wraz z certyfikatem elek-
cyl, ME przyja1bym urzedu bur
mistrza tym razem. Osm lat s}uz-
by wyczerpaly mig ma 0drowiu'
Musze koniecznie wypoczac".
TAX sic wyrazil W tych dniach
mayor Harrison do jednego mai
zaufahszych przyjaci6l swoich.
Znaczy to, ze ze stanowczem
zrzeczeniem sic nominacyi Harri-
soma, sedzienu Dunno pozostaje
otwarte pole do nomlnacyi przez
ak1amacye.
Wybitni demokraoi prorokuja
zwycieztwo swej partyi tego,
re tylu aspirant6w napiera sic o
nominacye ma rome urzeda miej-
skie. Niemcy, kt6rym tradycyjnie
przyznaje partya demokratyczna
zabierania procentow Cd miej-
skich fundusz6w, podzielili sic ma
zwolennik6w nadkomisarza Bloc
ki'ego i ekskoronera Traegera,
wsp6lubiegajacych sic o kandyda-
ture na skarbnila. Zdaje sieb
ze nominacye otrzyrna Block,
majacy po swej stronie wielkszost
wplywowych politykierow.
Przeciw p. Smulskiemu, uwa-
zanemu "a najsilniejszego kan
dydata po stronie republikahskiej,
chca jedni wysunat jakiego popu-
larnego Amerykanina, inni
zn6w rSdzs postawie Polaks. By
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-21
Wtorek dnia 21go Lutego 1905 r.

Texas / Arkansas. w Indiana or
ganizuja sic wlasciciele kopalh
nafty, celem wziecia udzialu we
wojnie; w Illinois demokraci
wniosa bill skierowany przeciw
trustowi. a takze i we Wiscon-
sin podobne rezolucye przygoto-
wuja sic dla legislatury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-21
Rabunki bez konca.

Bandyci rozzuchwalaja sic CO.
raz bardziej tworza coraz hcz-
niejsze handy W roznych dzSelnl-
each miasta. w Lake View VIA
muja sic do mieszkah zamoznych
rodzin, zkad uchodza z bogatym
lupem. Napady ma szynh So ma
porzadku dziennym. w myeJsce
jednego aresztowanego draba
dwaj lub trzej inni wstepuja W
szeregi opryszk6w. Msodzi chop
cy czytuja gorszace ksiazki "a
prawiaja sic W zlodziejskiem RE
miosle. Trzech takich lotrzykow,
Michael Gary, Michael Fortsch l
Albert Bauer, z ktorych zaden
ME skohczyl jeszcze 1890 rolm
zycia, napadlo ma 16-letniego Ka-
zimierza Piatowskiego zm. or
Dickson ul. Zabrali mu So, kie-
dy policyanci chc;eli ich areszto-
wac, Gary zmie-zyl sic do jedne-
20 z mich Z rewolweru. Policyant
nazwiskiem Facklan musial oglu-
szyG lotra uderzeniem plesci
wyrwae ogluszonemu revolver,
azeby dostac m1okosa ma stacya
policyjna. Zakfad Johna Worthy
ME zdaje sic odpowiadat celowi.
Mlodziehcy wychodzacy Z tego
zakiadu rzadko kiedy staja sig u
zytecznymi czsoukami spoleczei-
stwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-02-21
Studenci i profesorzy W Petersburgu
formu4uja swe zadania
pApEl AMIERzA MIANOWAG NOWNCH MRDYNAE0W
sprawa zamordowania W. Ksiecia sergiusza izbi
pos}6w Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
lszNA KArAsTRoFA w KoPALNI w ALABAMA.

maja razem wys1ae IS reprezen-
tantow r6znych galezi przemyszu,
a robotnicy obiora MEOW zaufa-
MIA, kt6rzy 3 marca obiora As
przedstawicieli. Prawo wybiera-
MIA maja i robotnicy i robotnlce,
w wielkich fabrykach, zatrudnia-
jacych 100 do 500 ludzb robotnicy
obieraja po jedny1n reprezentan-
Gle, w fabrykach zatrudniajacych
500 do 1000 ludzi, po dwoch re-
orezentant6w it'd. Pracodawcy ME
maja prawa wp1ywac ma wybory.
Prawyborcami moga bye tylko ci,
ktorzy najmniej rok pracuja ma
miejscu.
Petersburg, Fl lutego. = Car z
rodzina ME uda sic do Moskwy ma
pogrzeb stryja, ale "a to W Car
skiem Stole odbedzie sic w chwili
pogrzebu w Moskwie wielHe ma
bozenstwo rekwialne, na ktorem
beda obecni ksiazeta przybywaja-
cy z zagranicy.
LODI, 20 lutego. - w ciagu
dnia wczorajszego przysz}o tu do
roznych mniejszych zaburzeh.
Wielkie fabryki So jeszcze poza-
mykane i wielu wyjezdza mia
sta, bo obiega pogloska, re 22 lu-
tego nastapi mobilizacya rezerw.
Nadeszly do Kodzi nowe wojska-
Rzym, Fl lutego. - Poniewaz
obecnie jest 9 waIkans6w w swie-
tenn kolegium, przeto Papiez Plus
x oznajmi3 swoj zamiar zamiano-
wanna nowych kardynal6w ma ma
stepnym konsystorzu.. Jeszcze
dnia ME oznaczono. Ostatecznie
postanowiono zamianowac kar-
dynalem arcybiskupa W Rio de
Janeiro, a poniewaz Chill Ar
gentyua mogtyby mice pretensya
to, re Brazylia tylko otrzymuje
kardynaza, przeto wyraznie
bedzie zaznaczonemze odznacze-
ME to tyczy sic calej Po1udnio-
wei Ameryki, a ME specyalnie
Rrazylii. Prawdopodobna jest
rzecza, re kardynaIow otrzymaja
Wegry Wlochy, ale rowniez pra-
wdopodobna, re ME otrzymaja
ich ami Stany Zjednoczone ami
Wietka Brytania.
Brlksela, Fl lutego. - Sad a.
pelacyjny rozstrzygna1 d]ugi pro-
ces wytoczony mu przez hsiezna
Stefania, byla ksiezniczke au-
stryacka, i przez wierzycieli ksie-
zniej Ludwiki ze Sachsen Koburg
i Gotha, kr6lomi belgijskiemu
Leopoldowi. Wyrok wypad1 po-
myslnie dla lrola. Corki krola do
magazy sig wydania majatlcu ma
leznego i'm wedle prawa belgij-
skiego po matce. Sad jednakowoz
rozstrzygnaa, re kontrakt Slubny
kr6la Leopolda jest ''aktem dyplo-
matycznym" stojacym ponad u
stawami BeIgii. Sad apelacyjny
zatwierdzil ten wyrok.
Wieden, FL lutego. - Przesile-
ME we Wegrzech bynajmniej sic
ME zakoiczylo i zawiklanie jest
ME mniejsze, niz pred wizyta
Franc. Kossutha u cesarza. w
Budapeszcie odbyiy sic liczne ma
rady pomiedzy przyw6dzcami
: partyj. Take cesarz powo3as tu
dw6ch wybitnych przyw6dzcow
liberalnych. Ale wszelkie usihowa-
MIA, by znalezG droge do wyjScia,
okazazy sic daremneni. Do kom-
promisu ME przyszlo. Cesarz ME
chce zgodzit sic ma zaprowadze-
ME wegierskiej tomendy dla woj-
ska i na pare innych zadan pro-
gramu opozycyi. Ministeryum ME
da sic dotychczas zestawic.
Washington, FL lutego. - w
izbie pos}6w, w czasie obrad mad
etstem marZnanki, posea Baker z
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TELEGRAMY.

H'eterSbrug, Fl lutego. - w
Carskiem Stole ogloszono prawo
wojenne powodu bcznych Ii
stow adresowanych do cara, kto-
re otrzymuja W palacu. szef tai
nej policyi zarzadzil szczegolne
srodki ostroznoSd dla obrony ro-
dziny carskiej.
Londyn, FL lutego. = Z Pc
tersburga donosi depesza, re car
Mikolaj postanowil zwofa6 ziem-
ski sobor i ze manifest odnosny
zostanie prawdopdobnie ogloszo-
ny marca, WI rocznice zniesie-
MIA panszczyzny.
Petersburg, FL lutego. - Od-
byso sic zgromadzenie profesorow
+; studentow uniwersytetu celem
naradzenia sic, czyli uniwersytet
przylaczy sic do "strajku general
nego" ogsoszonego w podobnych
zakladach naukowych w pan
stwie. Uchwalono zarnknae uni
wersytet do jesieni : Byzo to
pierwsze zgromadzenie profeso-
row j studentow, ma ktorego Cd
hycie sic wladze zezwolily- Dano
zas pozwolenie, gdyz sadzono, ze
obecnosc profesorow dziaEac be-
die 2agodzaco. Aula uniwersyte-
tu byla przepeiniona, a przesiez
z 1000 osob ledwie Plata Geese
gdo3a1a sic dostaG do wnetrza.
Wyglaszano mowy umiarkowa-
ne; byla gars6 studentow, ktora
chciaIa urzadzic halaSiiwa de-
monstracya zebrala sic w innej
hall, ale przyby&o ich tam tax ma
10. ze zaniechano projektu. Dzi-
VIVA musi sic wyda6 rzecza, ze
takie zgromadzenie sic odbyao,
podczas gdy pred drzwiarli sta
BY wojska na Newskim Prospek-
Gle / pred kazahska katedra, by
ME dopuScic do zadnych publicz-
nych demonstracyj: ale trzeba
mied1ee, ze policya tylko wtedy
ma prawo wejS6 do gmachu uni
wersytetrl gdy tego rektor zaza-
da wyraznie. - o godz. 3 popo-
f1dniu nastapila pauza w zgroma-
dzeniu, a wtedy studenci zainto-
nowali 'rosyisks marsylianke''
posr6d ogiuszajacych ollaskow /
rozwfnawszy sztandar czerwony,
maszerowali po kurytarzach uni
wersytetu. Po pauzie odby2o sic
glosowanie j niemal jednoglosnie
uchwalono, azeby przerwaG wy
khady do czasu nowego zgroma-
dzenia, ktore ma sic odbyc we
wrzesniu. Demonstranci rozeszi
sic W dobrym porzsdlzu. - zada-
MIA sformuzowano nastepujace:
I. Rodzaj konstytucyjnego zebra
MIA opartego na og61nem prawie
giosowania, wolnoSe s4owa pra-
sy, prawo robonik6w saczenia sic
W organizacye celem wywalczania
sobie odpowiednich p1ac.
z, Zupelna amnestya dla pre-
stepcow religijnych i politycz-
nych.
8. Autonomia dla kazdego ka-
ju W pafistwie car6w, kt6rego
nieszkahcy ME So narodowosci
ruskiej.
Niektorzy gwa1towniejsi zer-
wall portret cara ze Sciany, roz-
szarpai go polamali ramy, a
szczatki pozabierai ze soba na
pamiatke.
Petersburg, Fl lutego. - Sena-
tor Szydiowski, prezes komisyi
wyznaczonej przez cara do zba-
dania powodow niezadowolenia
robotnikow, pisemnie zawezwal
pracodawcow i robotnikow do o.
brania representative. Fabry-
kamGi ] pracodawcy, zatrudniaia-