Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-26

l Alexander gardens. Savinkin was one of the victims of"the butchery against peaceful, unarmed crowd. The coun, cil of the institute, being revolted and depressed by the acts of Jan. 2, which prove that in Russia the very lives oi peaceable citizens are unsafe, express
 es profound indignation on account of
 the general firing, one of the victims of which was the student Savinkin
 The council finds that under the pres ent conditions teaching is absolutely impossible and resolves to inform the
 minister of finance of the opinion ot the council to suspend lectures III .ue | institute and to defray the cost of the funeral of Savinkin."
 The students of the institute sent a delegation to the director declaring their agreement with the resolution. Fourteen members of the zemstvo of Simbirsk, on the Volga, 105 miles south southwest of Kazan, have adopted the following resolution: s
 During our whole lives we have been forced to observe silence in all our new ideas. The authorities see red specters threatening to destroy the foundations of the state. For forty years we have said. All is well.' We had been so accustomed to this course that to say otherwise would have been political crime It is crime to shut our eyes to the condition of the country. Freely elected representatives alone can liberate Russia. These representa- tives would point to Russia and the emperor a new path to peace and glo- ry."
 A London dispatch says that the borough council of Battersea, London, last night formally adopted a resolu- tion expressing indignation and abhor- renee at the events of Jan. 22 in St. Petersburg and expressing profound sympathy with the workmen of Russia in their efforts to obtain social and po- littcal freedom, urging them to main- tain the movement until their demands are completed. It was voted to send copy of the resolutions to Father Gopon.
 Father Gopon is at liberty. but is in hiding. Inactive he is not. No fewer than three letters of his have been cir culated at secret meetings. The fol- lowing is an exact translation of his eplstle to the Russian people:
 Brothers and workingmen whose chalice has been filled with blood:
 We intended to go peacefully to the czar with q petition on Jan. 2. Of this our intention we informed his mameluke ministers beforehand, re- questing them to withdraw the troops and not to hinder US from approaching our monarch. To the emperor himself forwarded letter on Jan. 19 request ing him to come forth to his people with grateful heart and courageous soul. At the price of our own lives we guaranteed him inviolabilty of his per. son.
 And what came of itI Innocent blood was none the less shed. The miscreant czar and his malicious off cials, who are robbers of the treasury and plunderers of the Russian nation, deliberately resolved to beat and mas- sacre our unarmed brothers, their wives and children. The bullets of the emperor's troops, which at Narya street killed workingmcn who were bearing the emperor's portraits. pierc- cd those portraits and killed our faith in the czar.
 But we shall wreak vengeance. brothers. on the czar. accyrsed by his people, on all his imperial reptilian blood. on his ministers and on all pill lagers of the ill starred Russian land Death to them all!
 q call upon all who are seriously de sirous of helping the hard working Russian people to live and breathe free ly to come forward and assist when and how they can. call upon all thinking men. upon students. upon rev olutionary organizations. the Social Democrats and Social Revolutionists. to lend 8 hand. He who is not with the people is against the people.
 "Innocen: blocd of the people has been spilled. We harbor within us sen timen.s Of bitterness and vengeance against the bestial ear ana the iackals, his ministers. and. believe inc. the day is very near vfen host Of working men will rise up more menacins. more conscious and like one man will strike for their own freedom ald the freedom Of all Russia.
 Weep not for the slain heroes. Be comfortei. Beaten we have been. but not conquered. Let Us tear up all por- traits of the tIoodtLirsty czaF and say to hiri. Be thou accursed. with all thy most reptile hiood.'
 Against the soldiers and officers who are siayiar thnir innocent broth CTS. together with ibsiT wives and ciiII- dren. and against ail opP-essors of the people utter uiy pastoral curse"
 It is repcrts,i inst the Boyc~aya. the fighting organization Of sic Terrorist party. has just condemned the czsr 10 death, although after the nur5e- of Minister Piehve. which wns due Io ihis organization ths party informed the ezar that he was not aimed at- The change In the Organizations purpose is due to the cz5r having aIloE-ei the pea pie to be shot when they believed that they were going to : peaceful meeting.
 A dispatch from Riga, the Russian seaport on tine Baltic, says that the men in most of the factories of the ci.r