Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-01
At WORK
Russian Capital Has Almost Got
Back 10 Normal State.
TROOPS OFF STREETS
People Of NJ. Petersburg All Monday
Night Made Merry Over Sign.
Ing Of Manifesto, but Social
Democrats Dissatisfied.

81. Petersburg. Oct. si.-The Rus
sian capital blossomed out with flags
and bunting Tuesday. All troops were
withdrawn and the city presented its
almost normal appearance. Nervous
ness Of people has suddenly disappear
ed- workmen by thousands nocked
back to the shops and factories with
out waiting for permission Of strike
eommittee. Authorities did all IN their
power to encourage a spirit Of rejoicing
over the newly granted liberties. II
was by order OF General Trepoff the
regulation decorations were hung out
troops being instructed 10 permit peo-
pie TO give vent 10 their feelings. Mon
day nights demonstration continued
almost until daylight Tuesday. A pro-
oession Of 5000 persons with red flags
parsded Nevsky Prospect until
o'clock singing the "Marseilaise." and
II then moved down Litania street 20
the Russian bastIle al the corner Of
shpalernin street. where for an hour
they made the welllin ring with revolu-
tionary songs Immediately opposite
stood the well filled Cossack barracks.
ana the crowd took particular delight
bowling maledictIon IN that direction.
Social Democrats however. are urg-
ing the followers not 90 be tricked by
the government. but keep up the fight.
They organized a demonstration IN the
VasiE Ostrov district Tuesday morning
IN favor Of organization Of national NIL
litla and general amnesty.
The imperial manifesto produced a
wonderfully inc impression and II exc
outed IN a frank and honest spirit must
ailay much prevailing discomfort. Dis
trust of the government n 80 deep
seated. however. the Liberals say not
until the manifesto ia translated into
acts and the people actually enjoy lib
critics VIII confidence In the govern
ment bo restored.
Count Witte has been showered with
conEratulation upon his personal tri-
umph. but 10 all felicitatlons he says:
wait. Reserve your congratulations
until have succeeded"
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respondent Monday night Count witts
worked until 2 o'clock T Iesday morn
ing and was up again at Z. At night
he began a series OF congratulations
with his friends.
Such news as came from the interior
was distinctly better. Provincial su-
thoritiss through machinery. which In
that respect is perfect. spread the news
OF the grant OF the constitution from
house 20 house. and Tuesday morning
the strike appeared everywhere TO be
going 10 pieces.
Before noon the city appeared 90
have gone mad. Such scenes were
never before witnessed In Russia. Un-
restralnsd By word or deed crowds did
and said what they liked. Despotism
seemed suddenly replaced by license.
Red nsgs were everywhere In evidence.
In churches devout men and women on
bended knees rendered thanks for the
blessings OF liberty. People assembled
principally on Nevsky Prospect from
Kazsn cathedral TO the town hall oppo-
site Hotel Delothrope. Trafiic was
blocked. Fully 10000 people gathered
listening 90 student orators. Red rags
showed above the dense black mass Of
cheering humanity. Police kept In the
background.