Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-02-22

tons the student body almost by unani
nous vote decided to suspe3 all uni
versity work until the September meeting
and dispersed without incidents.
There was no attempt to make a de-
monStration before the Kazan cathedral.
Students Become Violent
After the meeting broke up band of
the the more violent students tore, up the
Emperor's portrait, stripped and demol-
lshed the frame and carried off bits of
canvas and gliding as souvenirs.
Labor Commission.
st. Petersburg, Feb. Ex-senator Sbid-
lOyski, president of the commission an
pointed by Emperor Nicholas to ascer-
tain the causes Of discomfort among the.
working classes of ST. Petersburg. in
note issued today invites the EMPLOYERS
and workmen to elect representatives to
sit on the commission. Factory owners
and contractors, employing not less than
100 persons, are entitled to elect fifteen
representatives Of the different indus.
tries, while the workmen Of the various
establishments can choose electors, who.
March 3, will elect fOrty-fve delegates to
serve on the commission. Each estab-
lishment employing 100 to 500 persons is
entitled to choose one elector and those
employing 500 to 1000 persons two
electors. Concerns employing over 1000
persons are entitled to an elector for each
500 employees. Both men and women
are entitled to vote, but delegates must
be men who have worked at least a YEAR
in their respective factories and must be-
freely elected by the workers themselves
without interference on the part Of the
employers.
The note issued by Senator Shidlovski,
guarantees the personal safety of the
delegates.
Grand Dukes Tremble.
Sunday was a day of terror for the
grand dukes. None of them has an!
peared in public since the assassination?
of Sergius.
Vladimir and Alexieff especially fear
the vengeance of the people. Instead of!
requiem there they participated in spe-'
cial services held i'll the chapels of their
own palaces.
A special requiem also was held in the;
winter palace, that Governor General,
Trepoff might attend. Gen Trepoff isl
known to be under sentence of death bv,
the fighting organization of the social,
certained has not left his quarters in the
palace since the assassination of Grand
Duke Sergius.
More Assassina lions Expected
The public is greatly concerned over
ure. Other terrorist crimes are generally
According to reports many
cities and towns are in condition of
political ferment and several officials
have been assassinated in southern Rus
STA. According to a telephone message
from Moscow, the students there are
afraid to appear on the streets in their
uniforms.
No Funeral at st. Petersburg.
1t has now been definitely decided that
the remains Of Grand Duke Sergius will
not be brought to st. Petersburg for the
present, but will be placed in a tempo
rary receiving vault of the cloister of the
ChaudOf monastery, to await the COM
pletion Of the alterations now in progress
in the RomanOff mausoleum in the ca
thedral Of SIS. Peters and Paul, where
the permanent interment will occur
among the tombs Of his ancestors.
On account Of lack of space in the
mausoleum it was decided last year
henceforth to bury only rulers of the
dynasty in the old mausoleum. and