Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-12-20
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
RUSSIAN CRISIS.

RUSSIAN CRISIS.
P. Zemstvos presented demands on
De White for universal suffrage
Troops shot down socialists in a
revolutionary procession at Warsaw,
Pope Plus created four new cardi-
nails, three foreigners and one an
Italian.
The six powers and the sultan came
to an agreement over Macedonian
finances.
Cossacks are being modified and
st. Petersburg now resembles a vast
military camp.
A daring yiot to seize the imI erial
treasury by armed force was betrayed
to the st, PttersHurxs police.
Eleven people were drowned wnhc
trying to escape from a wrecked
steamer near Cape Breton island.
BY the collapse of The roof " Char
ing Cross station, London, two work
men were killed and others injured.
John Redmond, the Irish leader,
says the home rule cause is strong
est now since the time of Gladstone.
France raised the tariff on products
from Switzerland in retaliation for
restrictions imposed by the latter
country.
The French senate passed the bill
,or the separation of church and
state, thus ending the long and bitter
struggle.
The cars hold on the Baltic prov
inces is gone and soldiers go over in
bands to the reyolutionists, who are
in control.
Lieut.. Gen. Sakharoff, former Rus
sian minister of war, was assassinated
by woman in the governors palace
at Saratofi.
Irish hopes are crushed by the an
nouncement in London that home
rule will not be granted by the pres
ent premier
Reaction gains the upper hand in
Russia and will now begin death
struggle with the revolution. Whites
regime must fall.
A lull is expected in the Russian
revolution untl next January, when
the workmen will luosen their forces
for death grappIe.
The German steel trust decided TO
make an increase in prices in accord
ance with an arrangement made with
the American combine.
An English anaesthetist discovered
an effective pain killer in the rays OF
blue light which render patients in
sensible TO the pricking of needles
The kaimakam of Yenidje reports
that he has found in Lake Yenidje the
bodies of forty-four Greeks and Bull
garians who were killed during the
recent fighting.
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman an
nounced the makeup of the new
British ministry. which includes Her
bert J. Gladstone, John Morley, John
Burns and James Bryce.
Field Marshal C,ama and his staff
made a triumphal entry into Toxic.
his reception equaling that given to
Admiral Togo A holiday was de-
clared in the whole city.
Father Gapon, leader of workmen
ON the fatal red Sunday. urged his fol-
lowers to break away from the revo-
lutionists and is accused Of having
been bought by government.
Another American heiress has
joined the British peerage through the
marriage of Eloise, daughter of the
late w. L. Breese of New York. to
Lord Wiloughby Eresby, heir of the
earl of Ancestor.
Norway celebrated the haitian
niversary of the dissolution of the
union with Sweden with thanksgiving
services in all the churches. King
Haakon. Queen Maud and the minis
ters attended the service at church.
The decrease in The attendance at
the public schools of Cuba, has be-
come so great in the last three
months that the department of l.Jhiic
instruction issued a circular urging
the school boards to enforce ohliga-
tory attendance.