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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-27
AMUSEM ENTS.
Taylor Stock Co. Next Week.

The Taylor, Stock company will be-
gin three-night's engagement at the
Opera house Monday night, Oct. 29th
presenting Claiming Pollick's western
mining play. "A Game of Hearts,
which by the way is receiving the first
presentation at popular prices this
season. Manager Taylor has secured
the entire scenic equipment for the
play and 1t will receive the same
careful and detailed stage presenta-
ton which marked its success in the
larger cities. At every performance
seven first class vaudeville acts are
introduced by Anderson and Comes,
Harry Moore. Ethel Hemrick, Jug
Cling De Lisle. Ben F. Loring, Anne
lvers, and the Taylor Stock Company
quartet. Matinee "Wednesday. Popu-
lar prices, 10. 20 and 80 cents La
dies tickets Monday night 15c. Seats
| now on sale at box office.
Tho Lion and the Mousse" Nov. 1st.
Charles Klein's play of American
politics and business, THE Lion and
the Mouse" will be the attraction at
the Opera House next Thursday
night. Nov. LIST. The play will be pro-
duced under the direction of Henry
b. Harris who has gathered together
an exceptionally fine cast for the in
depreciation Of the Klein piece. The
success of The Lion and the Mouse"
Is weil-known to everyone throughout
the country and Is a proof that the
money devil who outside his own
| hemisphere has hitherto chiefly occu-
pied the lecture platform, the pulpit
| and the press has at last found his
place upon the stage. The idiosyncrasy
OF the time is swollen wealth The
lion in Mr.. Klein's play is a billion
| are treading all things under his
golden heel. The mouse" is a clever
girl who outwits and defeats him.
| me play abounds in human feeling, in
vital intrest drawn from real and cur
rent lie. painted in local color. The
seat sale is announced for Thursday,
Oct. 30. Prices. $3.50. s1.Oo, 75c and
| soc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-27

Sheffield uses yearly over 1000 oOc
ringbones for knife handles.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
DOCTRINE TO Get
ANOTHER BLOW.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 1HE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The CALL
BOSTON. Sept. IA special cable
from Rome tonight says that the doc
trines of Americanism. condemned by
Leo XIII. will soon receive another
blow. 1t is said that Pope Plus viii
issue syllabus OF condemned PROPOSE
tions. which will cover many branches
of the church doctrine and which will
reject many assertions made by modern
Catholic writer's The condemned prop
ositions will be fully one hundred. in
Guiding Biblical. social. political, disci-
plinal and hierarchical Some will re-
fer to Biblical interpretations as dis
cussed in the works Of Abbes Houton.
Lois. Mgr. Fuzet Father Scheli and
others. The document will be an ex-
haustive exposition of the views enter
tained by the Holy See regarding mod
ern liberal doctrines.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

labor Secretary Bowling meeting fe Garments Inn referring Edward Ihnah
Committee to Demand
Letters of Leaders.

The Garments Union has turned against Edward J.
Lvernash
Realizing that they had been the dupes of political
cksters the members of the union last night resolved
upon thorough investigation of all that led to the calling
of the strike and all the motives that behind its sud
den end.
After the matter had been brought before the meeting
their indignation, motion made to expel Edward
Livernash from the union without privilege of trial. 1t
that the information which prompted the
motion already in the hands Of the union and that
there could be for delay gain by teporzng
After heated debate amendment made to post
pone the summary action until the settlement of the arbi
traton
1--WE all know what Mr.. Livernash's connection is
with the Examiner, said OF the speakers and if
pass this action tonight and expel him from honorary
membership with the union while still hg,tng for
$500 and eight hours he will against in the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
POISONED BULLETS
. FOUND ON THUG.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The CALL.


PORTLAND, Sept. 15.-Two high
waymen successfully held up two auto
mobiles on the Linton road at an early
hour last night. robbed the occupants
and escaped. Within an hour the rob-
bers had been captured and identified.
When belt of cartridges was taken
off one of the prisoners. who gave his
name as Howard. the ponce were
amazed and Mortified to discover that
the cartridges contained soft-nosed or
dum-dum bullets and that the tip of
every bullet had been followed out and
filed with verdigris. The following
process would cause the bullets to
spread more over the steel jackets and
inf1ict gaping wounds, while the verdi
girls would cause blood poisoning.
The murderous heart of Howard is
shown by his filing the hollow in the
bullets with verdigris. A scratch from
one of them deep enough TO draw
blood would cause septicemia TO set in
hours afterward and result in
certain death of the victim
Howard is recognized as a desperate
burglar and highwayman who has
operated at various places in the West.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

strike from beginning to end. spar
ing nobody, high nor low The res
olution called for committee Of five
who were empowered to call for all
the correspondence that had passed be-
tween any two OF the following indi-
viduals-Edward J. Livernash. Patrick
Calhoun. W. D. Mahon. Mayor Schmitz
and President Cornelius
We ray be IN the middle OF the
stream. there may be a second strike.
but it can't hurt Us to know the truth. .
exclaimed Bowling. There are mem
bers of this Organization who are not
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

press and will sacrifice what we are struggling for
he hundred and more present at the meeting
wanted Livernash expelled There was not dissenting
voice raised against the motion be quit with The unions
attorney but many led believe that the revenge of
the would be than his continued presence until
the arbitration
He can't do any harm if we let him stay for
a week two, argued of the debaters. He has
fooled US to the limit but he can't do it again
The amendment to lay the matter the table until
after the strike setementw put and passed BY close
majority, sixty voting for the delay.
Then Secretary Bowling read resolution calling for
thoroughgoing investigation of all the politics the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

Continued ON PAGE 80, Column !.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

worthy of place in the ranks OF or
ganized labor"
Loud cheering greeted this declara-
tion. and the i've members OF the union
who are to md out who fooled the car
men for political trick were named
amid great excitement
Cornelius spoke long and earnestly.
He proclaimed his innocence in heated
phrases
Il court the fullest Investigation he
exclaimed. Thank God. there Is moth
ing on my conscience that am noe
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
BEATS HIN WITH SWORD.

oontlasea 6. r.ss %. colums :
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

Continued ON PaEe 80. column ;
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
TAFT PREPARES FOR TRIP.
Arranging Final Details Before De-
parting for Cuba.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Interest in
the Cuban situation was intensified to-
night by the arrival here of Secretary
Taft who. with Assistant Secretary
Bacon. has been directed by the Presi-
dent to proceed to Havana and aid in
the paciication of the island. secre-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
Garments Union Bent on Expulsion of Livernash
Votes to Investigate Politics in the Recent Strike
NEWS TO-DAY.

TELEPHONE TEMPORARY Sc.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

eral Dmitri Fodorovich Trepon. COM
mandant of the Imperial Palace, died
at o'clock this evening in his villa
at Peterhof. of angina pectoris.
General Trepof, whose name was in
delibly linked with reactionary re-
man. He was natural despot.
tyrant by inclination. education and
conviction. He was one of those men
who have constantly appeared in Rus
sian history just at the time when con-
ditions were most promising for put
ting an end to despotism. to turn the
Russian rulers from liberalism to re-
action.
1t was he who became the guiding
spirit of the reaction after Nicholas
II had issued his manifesto in the
fall of 1905, promising the people a
share in the Government Holding the
position of Master of the Palace. in
league with the court intriguers who
were determined to restore the old
regime, he constantly had the Emper-
or's ear.
Like his father before him, Trepoff
was a police master. with all that the
name involved in Russia. and the story
of father and son is full of dramatic
incidents The elder was foundling
Who his parents were was never
known. He was found one morning on
the back door step of German family
by whom he was playfully named Tre-
po-Hof German for doorstep).
SURPRISES NIHILIsTs.
The father distinguished himself as
a member of the secret police During
the height Of the nihilist conspiracies
in the late seventies it was to him
that Alexander II confided the task OF
running down those plotting against
his life. This fight between liberalism,
and reaction then, IS later. under Tre-.
poff's son. was in full swing. and then,
as later, the energies of the police were
directed against the student agitation.
Dmitri followed his fathers foot
steps. He attracted the attention of
the Grand Duke Sergius. then Governor
General Of Moscow, and by him was
named police master of Moscow. Tre-
poff soon became Sergius right arm in
fighting the revolutionary student agi-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

YESTERDAY-clear; west wind; maximum
temperature -: minimum temperature. So
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fsir; continued
warm weather, light north wind. Page 4s
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

San Francisco, the City of Up
de Down" a great story, which
on will want to read, keep and
end East, appears next Sunday in
THE SUNDAY CALL.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
RUSSIA s DESP|sED
DESPOT DEAD.

ST PETERSBURG. Sept. l5.-Gen-
eral Dmitri Fodorovich Trepoff. COM
mandant of the Imperial Palace, died
at o'clock this evening in his villa
at Peterhof, of angina pectoris.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
kN,cHrs o. rHE cRlp
sGclh First CONVENTION

Boonsille. No. July 5.--The Mis-.
souri, Drummers' association. which
was organised III Moberiy last Fehra,
ary. BEGAN its first annual convention
here today.
Scores 0f travelling men are already
IN the city and many more are re
ported on their way. Between bnsl
mess and pleasure the delegates will
have q busy lime during the three
days Of the meeting. The entertain.
rnanf features include several pArades
an old fashioned barbecue and athiet'
ic and sporting contests Of all sorts
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
WHITLEY ID APPOINTED
y. 3. JUDGE FOR CHINA

Washington. July 5.--Attorney Cen
eral Lebbeus r. Whitley. Of Inc Phil
ippine Islands. has been appointed
Judge Of the United states court in
china, which Is 10 replace, IN large
measure, the present consular court
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05

Charles A. Rcsat0n. Tailed States NJ,
infnsy for ne ~ssfsts alssrIrt u Ter.
IA
me style Il fse smis N - Efmlse
STATES u kmezlcz sssiast tae III Pssg
4 Southwestern Raiitu1d comrsnl
- - vi Faso 4 Southwestern
ssiirasa company q r<xss. lnosrs.ur-
stians hehs flSea - d Texas sa.l
Arizona.
Thres causes ~ srsion ar stated
Tsae fissf sxess carrying q 4 car n
assal esnsixnesl from Dswsoa. n. MI.
io Doaslas. Arixons. iarins Februafs
= this year with he srathold N
hsna hoia mi<sing 81 one end.
The sacord cause i hased on alley
assoa a csr ~ eoke consigned iron
ssgunas. Coo. 70 Naeo. Arizona. Feb
Fsary =. 1856. with tha compiling >.
pasasas on cf fix. n That 4 viii nee
essary for the men ID 20 between M
ears Ia coupling and nnoourlins
The third canss n based On alieges'
hsnlinT ~ tsnk ear iasded ~ith
coke and consigned from sesunde q
Nacc. With ne hsndhold missing.
The pensitv Ia each case d eiee. or ,
total ~ $500.
The action u "a ltns with that oi
the federal ssthovittex an over the
country. The Atlantic Coast iins
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
BILLS PASSED
" FiFTv-NlnTH CONGRESS

Boston, July 5.--The following 81
the most important bills PASSED BY
the 5sth congress:
A bin ID control railroad freight
and passenger rates and giving the
interstate commerce commission ad.
fitionai powers over railroad corpor.
ations.
pure food enactment with meat In
spection provision.
A bill providing for uniform and
more strict method q Aaturalizing
aliens.
Immunity OF witnesses from prose.
cution who give Testimony before gov
ernment tribunals. was made the sub
ject Of bin which clearly states
when such Immunity obtains and
when otherwise.
A bill removing the tax on dena.
tured alcohol. Il
The type Of the Panama canal was
Fixed and the president vas gise',
Sss, 900 900 for the year for the pur.
pose Of building . lock canal.
The consular service was given q
complete new legal status which will
permit Of It's entire REORGANIZATION.
The appropriations for the session
will aggregate nearly nine hundred
million dollars. q greater amount
than has ever been available since
the war congress of 1898. 0f this
amount s2s. 100000 win 90 into new
public buildings in various sections.
The legislation on the apprcpria'
lions bills has been Characteristic
throughout OF being restrictive upon
the Eovernment department heads u
the matter Of making their expendi-
tures and in submitting their esti-
mates TO sonsress. II has been the
desire Of congress- to put an end as
FAR as possible to deficiency appro
priafions.
Bills Of importance to railroad and
other employees engaged in hazardous
employments known ~ the employ
ers' liability bill became . Law.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
rlMAMcsGR pEclAREs cuR
REmcv pRoDLEM uNsoLvEr

Bluff Point. ". ". July t.--Frank
4. Van nsr Hp. vice president Of The
National City hank. spoke On the cnr-
rency Il the New York stale bank.
ers' associstion's meeting today. He
said the currency problem In this
country u lar from settled and declar.
ed Il the duty OF the New York %
sociasion 10 lead IN consistent move.
ment for the be,terment Of condi.
lions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
Former Government Surveyor
Sentenced For Defraud-
ing Unck Sam.
PLANTATION PROMOTER
Bosees Win Be- HeH For Cute
! Whle y Penilen-
6ary.

Portland. Orr. Jaly s.--Iienry Nei
drum. former United States ssrsey@
general for tAs dIstrscs of or~xon,
~as today sentenced b. Jndse Silver
ton % The United States courf 10 pay
q fine Of $3.50 each On tventyone
counts and serve slnty days 1t hard
labor in the pesiteetIary u McNeil's
island % each OF eisAtsen coanfs for
Conspiracy 10 defrsnd the government
70 connection With land dssls.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05

his fingers were severely hcerated
II viii be several weeks befors A.
can use The wounded hand agaiG.
Mrs. Ella Powell met with similar
accident, although she was not % bad
4 hurt. A firecracker went on 81
her hsnd too and the memlef Wns
painfully burned
4 sky rocket shot into the erupd
gathered at the plaza during u A.
play of fireworks there. but fcFttSta-
4 hit the ground without ~ hing
anybody.
Instead of soaring heavenxa$o -
al well behaved SKY rockets ~ Il
daSted of sideways On . 1evel III
The stand and then fen harnisS %
the ground.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
Here ARE some FIGURES ON The COST
OF CELEBRATING NATIONS NATAL DLY

Chicago July
q deaths and injuries throughout United States
celebration o. the Fourth 81 July AZ early hour today the figures
follows: Is 1H,ass
Dead ss By cannon. Firearms espos
Ives. Z: BY Toy PISTOLS q. BY
Injured numbered 27Ss. exceeding 35ss
The fire lIst SC645o S
Last oytwo Fourth
when okjaw other
400 lives Ind been sacrificed. S&yH*
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05

Death from asphyxiation a he bot
tom ~ MILO Hiil's prospect coxI niae
about three and a half miles north
east of Ransa ~. was the fate barely
escaped by sixtc ManzaHsres and
Jose Manxanafes Friday stiarpoon.
In trying 10 rescue one ~ NJ men,
Mr. Hni was partially overcome by
the gas and the opportune arrival Of
assistance IL perhaps sll ,hat aavsd
him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
ssIaisrs wlls ssrske

Tifiis. CsncAsia. July s.--A eseersl
strike has been declared b. ~ pro
l~txSiat organizations here N symps-
thy sith the demand FOR The psrtos
Of s~eniy-sesea soldiers p<nie.csd 10
be shos because th4y refused = mr.
on The populsee during The t1stnrb
ances here last March. II ne co..
demned n<n ase cxecnted rsve1t -
the garrison Il feared
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05

sr wss finaaaF sarrsA ami4 wtix ~
sasit 10 le1ss he tribune.
Asssrsnees Are csrs~1
ias~ssoF MiaisssF st0aypAa xnvs -
house me asssranre thss snpa> ns<s
sur~~ uosld ie saken % insure he in
ssclshiiity cf memheFs and Il ~ -
Ice sere guilty. ID his tzse shey
.oald - panlshed cries 4 deris
ioi csassd ~ msaarter 10 ecaas
speaking
President Auuromsseff admlni<see
"a Z severe rsbuks u nv s,~mb~rs
i<ft for lowering The dignity of ths
house. The intsrpsIlafian sas sdops
"A unanimously.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
FIVE MORE BODIES
TAKEN fRUM LAKE
Many Persons Precipi,a,ed Into
Like While Watching Fire
works Il Omaha, Neb.
The psa'

MARY Lo0NEY. Omaha
NARY sHEEHAN. Omaha;
BESSIE HILAND. Omaha.
MARY WEST. Omsha;
LENA R0sENBLoOM. Omaha.
Eight injured
Omaha. Neb.. July Five more
bodies. four Of them young women Of
Omaha Ind an unidentified man,
we're recovered this morning from the
waters OF Lake Manawa. where last
night at 1910 o'clock over an hun.
dred persons willie watching the dis
play Of fireworks were precipitated
Into sixteen feet or water from the
floating dock. A number or persons
are reported missing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
WAR DEPARTMENT. REPoRr
ON CHOLERA OUTBREAK

Washington, July 5.-The var a.
partment was advised TODAY OF tho
yirnlent outbreak of cholera In Ma.
nils. FOR the week ending July
there were IlG cases and ninety aine
deaths.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05

Bo<ton. July 5.-Ferdinand l. Dor.
Ees. one Of ths promoters Of che uh<ro
Plantation conpsny. &as sentenced
today 10 ssrve from twelve 10 fifteen
years n the state prison for larceny
and conspincy By Judge White. Bcr.
ges uas sentenced On u counts of
larceny IN the Indictment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05

The followlns postoffices have bssn
discontinued: Burley, soccrro county.
on June 2eth. mail 10 10 % pnsrtot
cito. The postoffice At Rodey. Duna
Ana county. 70 20 into effect On July
slst.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
THG oRANn enALlENoe cur
LEAvEs ENGLAND Ar Last

Healsy. July s.-rhs crew rvpre
seutiNx the Club Nausiqne a. brand.
tF3>lsium., defeated Trinity HalI
tcanbrtdEe) BY three lengths b DE
ftmsi fof the grand chsilenss eup
Zine: sevtn minutes. nine secoadn.
The cup leaves England for the fIrsi
time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
coLLApslNc rREsrLE klLLs
ONE AND INJunEs FIVE

Monongahela. Pa!. July 5.--One man
was killed and five seriously injured
today by the collapse of trestle.
forty-fise feet high. II shire Oaks.
nine miles west Of here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05

A disastrous fire occurred IN Orc
Grsnde early Sunday morfInE. which
almost entirely destroyed f lumber
yard belonging ID the Sod sweetern
company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
AMGRicAM GIRL Loses
ENollsH CHAMPIONSHIPS

wimbledoa. England, July s.-MIss
May sntson. of California. today icet
the tennis championship Of Great
Britain. which she won last year. be
fsated by Miss Douglas 70
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05

ne sPDEE N TIE Ran
Pse,;dsat Maks. Shoss spssek y
oy,.4 By Pecpe VII
Tossssa FL

Tucson. Aris~ Jsiy s.-Tse ssAsv-
~ l<stsr No Prsss1sst nsnsSsslf
~ss received hsfe so1ay,
sTAs wnlss noess. wssAauetsa, b.
G.. June i-nir. nsrh 4 nes.pa ~
r~sary of Arisoaa nsassAani Asusraa.
tioa. Tuceeu, Artssna
ny noss sarass@ heps y ~ ~
peopse q ~ territory 4 Assssua =
their visdou yin tscs1e = s.<sr tks
uaios - ) pars - ~ Wssa ssaas q
Arizona. No 80 ean Asgs>o1 ~
uiil hspp>a h ~ fsenFs. - i \ ~
BELIEF ihst u Ne pssDae 4 49, u
this chance 90 By thsy N NM y
wAlt vesy nany years ho1,p1 ~
chance axain Oilers ieaslf. ~ tsen
then II Win very probably ~ enlv -
On ths present tarms-<hae + -
the coadIti0a of betne jn1nos Voah
New Mextco. n the psopss d Aslnnnn
come IN nov. they Vim acAiess vAat
every seifrespecting Ansrieaa o.sht
TO Wish 20 nchieve-thal \. ~ giGht
o. nelfEovesnmsnt. II they po1soo
what Il prpffered them and w =
my epInion IA proffsrsd spua II ~
proper and permissible terus, tAey
coadcmn themselves % N lndeflu1(o
continuance Of . condlttpu a iptsl,ea,
l have 1 peculiar affectico for u
people Of The four territories vk1u1,
under The sct Of con9rsss uhiea /
have Just signed. nov have Ne oppos,
tunlty TO enter N two rtates lnto eer
federal union.
~rhese t9rriforles ~ filI>4 VII
men and women OF he stamp ~
which grew to feel - hearty . n
GARD and respect daring ths year.
that J myself lived and worked on IN
great plains and In the Rocky moum
tains. II vas IL these four terrific
rfes that ] raised the regiment with
which ! took part IN tho Cuban cam
paiEn. Assurediy I would under nu
circumstances advise the people oI
these territories 10 DO anything thai
consider to be against either their
moral or thsir material welfare. feel
that FOR them nov TO refuse 10 CONS
INTO the Union as states wosld b. II
ths hsst the mercst folly. Very wisa
". the people of Oklahoma ana Indian
Territory. and believe the people oI
New Mexico. Also. hare abandoned
~ attitude which forbade their thur
assuminG the great privileges and n
uponsIbIlities d full Americas citlssn
ship. caAnot too heartily expr@ps
my hope that the peopla of Arisona.
exercising their sDher secoud thought,
win come 10 look u the matter ia
the same Hight.
Sincerely yours.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
rHg LoMewoRrhs Will
JOURNEY TO pARls

L0ndon. July 5.--cungressnaan Nv
cholas l.ongworth and Nrs- Loag
worth started this morning Tor pasis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-05
nick AFRAID OF
HIS SOLDIERS
Gar Issues Extraordinary
Mandate 10 Purge Reg
ment. q Dsloyahy.
REV0LUHoNlsIS GLAD
Ds;b Papa. Supposed PoSce
lnkrsed-Hosse Jeus Pp-
mises q Relosm.

-. Petersburg. Jnly s.--Empefcr
xicholas has taken - siuo~s unpre-
eedent~d step. He hss publicly direct
"a ths Grand Duke Nrhoiissisch.
commander q the military forcea u
Ne district of 81. Petersburg, 10 invss-
tixste and take measures 70 stop tas
disorders anmx the troops.
General oseroff. commander 81 the
q the first guard division. vhich re
Gently oppressed by ! resolution ~
sympathy with parliament. has beea
dismissed In disgraee
prsbsbly Prsvs Fvtile
Al attempts 10 purge Nc army ot
the spirit of disloyshy VII. hswever,
pSobably prove futile. The r~volatt0B
lists are rejoicing 81 the success RI
what they regard ~ the final phsss
% the work q preparing Tor The com
Ing revolution. Further extension Of
Agrarian disorders n reported. The
issues of fIse great newspapers IN
this city were confiscated last nigh.
Over two hundred papers In thk IN
tcrior have been seized during M
last fortnight.