Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16

ouFO Cooperation Of WOrkIngnsn's
ogsanIEaaisOs to Assist Them In DE-
mands Tor Enforcement
81 Petersburg, Nov. 15.-EmperOr
Nicholas and the Russian court will
ot come to st. Petersburg this winter.
short time ago II was announced
that the emperor was about to return
10 the winter palace In an annex Of
witch Count Witte has installed him.
noh bat his majesty has now decided
20 20 from Peterhoff back to the Sar.
skOe-selO, where be has been living for
almost two years with the exception Of
the last months spent At PeterhOn. EX.
Oept on the occasion Of the ceremony
ct blessing the Waters last January,
when the emperor narrowly escaped
death, owing 20 . mysterious charge
% grape being Aired into the direction
Of the imperial party BY z Saluting bat
&ary, the emperor has not stepped IN
eide the winter palace for over eiGh'
tosn months His decision not 70
come to the capital IL regarded aS uR
fortunate, not only for IT, mOrU effect
bat because II keepa him surrounded
By court influences and out OF close.
immediate touch With Count White who
at the present time sAould have daily
and almost hourly conferences with
the emperor.
Members Of his matosty'S ORtOuFGkt
have strongly advised against the en-
'DeroF being in st. Petersburg when the
national assembly meets, as well asi
-On account Of the danger OF popular
disorders Of the capital this winter,
recalling 10 the empetor's mind not
without effect, the fatal results Of Louis
XVI agreeing TO leave Versailles and
spiace himself At the mercy Of the pOpu
lace Of Paris in 1889.
The Polish delegation here are work.
,ing 10 secure the cooperation Of the
liberals, Social Democrats ans work.
men organizations in other general %.
1iticAl strike In aid OF the Poles battle
for autonomy, but thus Tar, while they
have met with much sympathy. no
action has been taken for their assist
ance.
Count Witte. whom the deputatiOn
saw was extremely Arm, declaring EN-.
phaiically that the government would
DO nothing for Poland under cOmpul
sion. and that martial law could not
BE- abolished until the sepaFatist move.
ment Genes.
The premier declares that the most
OF the Poles could expect IN addition |
20 the FiGhts granted under the reform |
manifesto was a separate Eeaerai ZEN.
.OtVo Tor Poland and municipal Self
sgogeFnment.
The Polish delegates SRy tha4 over
1900 Pole prisoner are languIfhlng IN
the jaiis Of Warsaw. The radical press
to-day b not sparlhg IN the denuneia
'tion % the governments action IN put
eng aI Poland uBGoE martial Law.
1sclariRg that q Il q piain violation
-ag ths spirit o. the rof0rR manifest0
mis- uFidsnt nat the EOveFument has
recovered its hsrve. ana is deteFmined
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Fostose order.
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