The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-01
WON'T ANNOUNCE CAls ET.
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 Minority.
 St Petersburg. July sss ?. m.-At a late hour this aftsy% sn. Premier Stolypin issued sta ent through the st Petersburg ofics News Agency. tn the effect that the assignment of the thrilled portfolios has not as yet been entirely decided upon. This may post met for several days, hut 1t Is accepted as fact that the cabinet has been virtually agreed upon and approved by the Emperor
 The Associated Press was informed from a high source late this afternoon that Premier Stoiypin considers the re- organization of the cabinet to be an accomplished fact.
 The negotiations are terminated and the Premier, entertains no doubt of the sacqaesciene of the Emperor to the conditions to which he has agreed and an official announcement of the reor- ganizafion of the ministry may bs made tonight or tomorrow.
 It Is understood that the question of the reorganization of the cabinet is likely to be decided at conference lypin today. The premier has already started for Peterhof with the result bf his negotiations upon the subject. A number of former Octoberists who declined to sign the yiborg manifesto have now constituted themselves Into a party fox the peaceful reconstruction of the ministry. Premier Stoiyptn agreed tentively to certain condi- tions which they proposed and there offered to accept office in the cabinet.
 The Novoe vremya says this in- wolves the retirement Of Kchtehgloi- vofr. the minister of justice M Sch wAnebach. controller of the empire and M. Kaufman. minister of education and the entrance of Count Heyden as controller of the empire; Alexander Guchkoff as chief of the department ox trade and industry, Prince Nicholas Tyoff of saratov as minister of agri- culture; Paul yinoEradoff, minister of education and Anatole Moni. minister of Justice.
 The program contemplatas putting the liberal reforms Into immediate ac- ton with the design of pacifying the people of the country and preparing the way for next years dounaa-
 1t involves and agrarian program looking to the appropriation of lands fn extreme cases for the purpose Of correcting inequalities where the peasant lands have been. divided and separated into private holdings, but maintaining the principle of the in- tegrity of private property and the gradual abolition of exceptional laws. 1t provides for the abolition Of the death penalty, except in the army and navy and in cases where martial law supera&des the civil administration with military authority.
 Premier Stoiypin has given his first iiIlustFatlon of the modified policy of the government Tn dealing with the members of the dcunaa. who have ar fayed themselves against him.
 A week ago he directed the com nencenent of legal proceedings against those who signed the viborg manifesto, then later he announced that the government intended to entirely Ignore the action of the members of parliament at Viborg and now he turns again and announces that proceedings will be initiated although he doubtless has no intention of forcing a trial He will probably hold the prosecution of these cases over the heads of the ac- cused to prevent them from becoming for reelection to the douma-
 Count Peter Heyden, who has agreed to enter the Stofypin cabinet has been for a number of years one of thesl lead CTS of the moderate liberal element in Russia, upholding the autocracy but advocating a parliament. He is a mar tial of the nobility of the province Of
  presided at the famous Zemstvo Con gress in Moscow in July. 1905, and was elected to the dounna, where he became the leader of the moderate liberals in the lower house.
 Alexander Guchkoff. who is slated for Minister of Trade and Industry has been a we'll known figure in Moscow. life for many years. but was first heard of prominently in politicR at the second Zan1gtXn EnnRrNaQ nf the nFAaAmf r
 With M. Shipoff. he acted as Count Witte's intermediary in endeavoring to arrange an adjustment between the government and the constitutional dem- ocrats. He Is an accomplished orator and linguist. During the Boer war he accompanied the Boer forces as vol- unteer and during the Japanese war he had charge of the zemstvo hospital at Mukden for many months, until the ar rival of the Japanese.
 Prince Nicholas Ivoff. the nominee for Minister of Agriculture should not be confused with the well known Prince George lyon of TuIa Prince Nicholas Ivoff is a personal friend of Premier Stolypin. He acted with the ed member of the Agrarian Commis- sion
 Paul Vinogradoff. the proposed Min ieter of Education. is a professor of the Moscow University. holding the chair of German history He is also well known as lecturer on Russian History and literature at Oxford. Senator Koni. who will probably as- sume the office of Minister of Justice. is one of the most eminent turlsts in Russia. His home is in st. Petersburg. He was offered the Dortfolios of Jus tice by Count witte. but refused it on the ground that he was too old to enter public life at critical moment. He declined seat in the Council of the Empire.