Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
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offense NJ. Alexander Rejehman, the
administrator OF the institution, in the
sum of 300 rubles, and NJ. Ciclewicz,
the musical director 100 rubles. or in
lieu thereof one months imprisonment
for the former and two weeks for the
latter.
From the same journal; There were
congregated in certain house, pri-
vate lodging. about sixty book binders
who had met to form an organization
of their trade. but before the meeting
was opened there entered a large mill
tary patrol, under a police officers
command, and arrested all present
whereby many book binderies are
closed.
The Kurior Warszawski OF February
IA, says The editor OF the Weekly
Biesida Literacka, for political articles
in Nos. and 8, is fined. In the adj
minlstrative way, 1000 rubles.
SPEEDY ARRESTS.
Ibid; In the town of Skempe. county
Lipno, the police have arrested, with
out, stating for how long, farmer,
Bagrowski, ALSO two students, the last
two for privately teaching a number
Of poor iliterate children. the farmer
for giving a place in his home for the
purpose.
Ibid: In the town ,of Kuno. near
Warsaw two precinct plenipotons,
Messrs sedriak and Milewski, also far
mer Jankowski and two others,
Be bienski, were arrested and impris-
oned at the city Of Minsk Masowi ecki,
the offense being that they had the
courage to send a mutually signed COM
plant to Count Witte at st. Peters
burg.
Ibid. In the suburb "Wola" an un-
identified man struck policeman In
beer house and ran away. Soon after
a large military patrol, led by police
officer entered and without examination
arrested the proprietor his wife, two
minor children and sixteen guests who
were there quietly sitting.
EDITORS ARE INCLUDED.
The Daily Move Lycie, February Is:
Two editors of Mlodsc, Messrs.
Jusxkiewics and Rygier, have been
brought before the court for printing
political article by a political leader
MIR. Ignat Daszynski.
In Warsaw, on 81. Jersha street, Is a
private ladies school" In the same
house lives the chief Of the police sta
ton of the second district who, upon
seeing that number Of children gath
cred at the school after the regular
school hours, demand reason for the as
semblage. The mistress OF the school
did not deny that she taught poor
children in the evening. thinking II
charitable deed but the police officer,
being Of a different opinion, punished
her with a months arrest without de-
Tense or appeal.
The correspondent of the Petersburg
Telegraphc agency complains that the
temporary governor general, Peyrlcon,
residing In the city of LODI. has pro-
hlblted the sending Of kilograms TO the
press without having them first CEN
sored by himself or by the chief or
police of the city; therefore the press
receives only what the authorities per-
init.
Col Novicki. who Is stationed dur
ing the state of siege at Garvelin. gov
eminent OF Siedlec. marched with
company OF his dragons to the coun-
try residence of Polish nObleman
Count Zamoyski. In the absence OF the
proprietor he searched the place and
finding nothing suspicious, conhscated
from the old historical family museum
all the ancient arms. This same brave
colonel on the same visit arrested two
young men and ordered them To be
conducted go versts, to the town of
Garvolln, on foot. between mounted
dragons
THE BLACK HUNDRED.
The ofiicehoders, who play the part
OF the BLACK Hundred" have great
hope OF raising race feeling between
different peoples of the Polish nation
with the intention Of bringing here the
same conditions which have prevailed
n .,-t., MT
ans, or at Keif and Kshneff between
the Jews and other people. As evil
dence OF this II may be cited that only
n few days ago the semi-otfcial Rus
Sian organ published n false report
that a number of Jews in a confectlon-
airy on Wlelka street destroyed a
Christian religious picture, which was
hanging on the wall Investigation
proved the wllful falseness of the re-
port, showing that the story was pub
lished for a purpose. The efforts viii
scarcely succeed here as the people,
being taught by experiences In the
east, VIII not be led astray,
The Move Lycie Is authority for the
statement that German newspaper
published at LODI has been confscated
and the editor is awaiting judicial trial,
Similar articles one can read IN great
number any day In those few newspa-
pers which exist. or rather vegetate. In
this country. The people are constant
ly subject to arrest at amy moment and
thls on the eve Of the election OF the
national "Duma," while q few months
after the proclamation OF the imperial
decree the majority Of future voters
are exiled or under lock and key with
out the right to vote. y. 5.