The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-22
BOMBTHROWN|NTO.
RADICAL s CAMP
BY CAR
ISSUES ORDER EXCLUDING LEAD.
ERs OF THE PEASANT GROUP
FROM ELECTORATE.
SONS DISFRANCHISEO
For Not Being Observation-Disclosures
archists Are In Frenzy Againet
Stolypln's Administration
Two New BattIeshipF.

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st Petersburg. Oct 2i.--Tho ".
eminent has thrown a bomb into the
Radical camp in the form Of an III.
/ depreciation BY the senate Of doubtful
points In the election laws, deelar ng
that only actual res dent house
owners are eligible TO be peasant
electors at the coming elections PEI
sons OF peasant origin, Who are II,
longer residents Of the villages are
Ineligible to vote This will exclude
the educated leaders of the peasant
group, like Alladln, Annikin ana Zh |.
kin, who, under the cid system.
abolished by yesterdays ukaso. we're
considered to be peasants, no ma fer
how long they have been absent fom
the paternal village Such educated
peasant are usually extremely radical
and often are professional asitatoas
possessed Of great authority amo
their former fellows. The sanate'a
ruling will restrict the peasant srff
rage and disfranch Sc sons VIII afs
not heads Of households. even If they
have passed the qualifying age OF Is.
To Stop Plural Voting.
The intefps citation Of the serate
covers number of cas9g OF plural
voting, especially in the case of work.
men, who at the last election could
vote among the peasantry and also as
city electors by virtue of their munich
pal residence. It was apparently de-
c 'ded to promulgate these important
restrictions in the form OF interpreta-
tion of the enate ins end Of az mn nc
tual change in the election laws, 10
as to avoid criticism and give the
matter the appearance Of being Of no
Importance.
AS a further Limitation of the ac
tiyity Of leaders of the Allalia type,
who travel from village TO village
educating the peasantry. Premier
Stolypin has ordered the local au-
th0rties to prohibit nonresidents
from speaking at or participating ip
anteelection meetings In the cities or
Lays Further Restrictions.
The premier also tatef that per
sons administratively deported are In
eligible as cand dates for election to
A similar measure In fo.
mer elections would have barred Vics
President Grodeskul and several other
prominent members of parliament
who were elected while in exile.
An important feature Of the peasant
nkase Of October 10 removes the adj
control of zent vo cleo
tons. The peasants are to be allowed
10 chOosa their representatives freely.
Formerly they submitted lists of
twenty candidates from which the
government selected five. The ukase
also marks the final abolition In the
guarantee Of the payment
Of taxes and the excep ioual tatus
Of the courts before which ueasant,
are tried in regard to inf citing pun
Monarchists in Frenzy.
The Monarchists. who have been
holding a congress at Kiev. are work.
ug themselves up 10 high pitch Of
against TIE Stolvpin al
Az a gala performance
ast night Of Glinka's patriotic opera.
Life for the Car" before the dele
gates to the coagre 5. the audience
the performance az the
point where the Pole kill the ma ional
hero. Susauin, and refused 10 permit
he representation Of his execution
1t is reported from Tschitl. Tran
la kalia. that all the memb p of \
Sapper battalion. offi-ers al men.
rave been disarmed and isolated un
Ter guard on account Of a mutiny ard
hat three Of the ring leaders among
be men have been condemned 20
elth and others TO hard labor The
Ulcers will be tried later.
Tha minister If education has
n! he'd the draft Of a project for ur;-
ersal education. involving an exN.
cnd'ture Of sI03.0o0. 900 ye4rly. half
ayable by the tate and half localir
y the zemstvos 4 full realization Of
he plan Is impossible fos ten wears.
wing 20 the financial condition Of the
mpire and the lack Of capable leach