The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-14

March % tAprn o. small fight between
w ana sw Sss BY Adults
isss-oi any serious H0 NATURE H' and have taken
without dIdiculty. The conflict which has broken
out between the Christians and the lsraeltes may
hostility OF race on both sides. The events which
nave Just taken place prove that with the Christians
BY the peculiar talent, OF the Jews for en-
influences al a T Ds anS unasF
OF tne country. Tue loud threats raised among the
crowd Of me Christians nr, confirm TINS coec,
joined the Greeks. They had CONNECT with the
lsraelites, who observed threatening attitude, and
the Jews had gradually dispersed the crowd OF
Christians, which was joined by discharged
ceeded to break the windows of the synagogues
and OF the houses inhabited by IsraeiiIles. lhey
also broke the shop windows of the Bazaar. de-
stroyed all the objects found IN the shops and
taverns, and plundered some few dwelling houses
OF the Jews. In many cases the rioters did not
stroying the vauables they flung part OF rhe mer-
chandise into the streets, and 1t was afterwards
picked up by those who accompanied them. In the
taverns the CASKS and bottles were emptied ana
broken.
gangs In all the quarters OF the city, but the greater
part of the crowd were merely idlers, who had no
presence prevented the authorities from iinulng the
guilty parties. The exact amount or the damage
ascertalned, but 1t Is We ~ considerable.
inc principal destruction took place In the bank
ing house Of Kaialovtch, whose cash boxes were
forced open and whose books and papers were cut
in pieces and thrown INTO the street. The ike was
done IN the great watch warehouse n NJ. Bayansky.
whose watches and Jevelry were also scattered In
Sn >, on ,,,,d the streets and picked up
crowd and were afterwards seized by the police
and the troops. The shops and houses or Chris
uans OF all sects In odessa not been touched.
In the greater number OF these houses and shops
images and crosses were attached 10 the windows,
and the crowd passed by respecting them. The
force Of pohce was not numerous enough 10 repress
the disorders, and on the 10th detachnents OF
troops garrsoned in the suburbs and vicinity OF
Odessa were summoned and arrived by railway for
the purpose oil establishing order These detach-
ments TOOK up position on The points where disorders
were most apprehended and strong patrols marched
through the different Streets The troops were in
structed TO oppose every attempt OF aggression and
by inviting the people VINO congregaLed to enter
their houses, ana BY using II necessary the butt OF
the muSket On the 3Oth tAprll 81 the disorders had,
however Increased. and 1t was necessary to autnor-
lie the troops to employ the bayonet Ia cases OF re-
ssiance ana OF absolute necessity. In severa. IN
diers and even mt the officers. During The
whole time the disturbances lasted the Governor Of
the city and the Governor General passed through
the streets and squares, warning and dispensing
the crowd. But alter having been dispersed by
force or at the sight OF the troops the crowd reas
sembled on other points aad the aggression ana de-
structon OF properly were continued.
ON the morning OF March 81 lAprll 81, the prlnc-
detachments New disorders broke out, but they
were repressed W energetic measures, aad from
that moment order has not been disturbed. The
troops are encamped in the streets. Immediately
after the establishment OF order an inquiry was
instituted.
On March (April 81 the news arrived that similar
riots had broken out at konialnlk, Oussat0w, Ne.
roubask, Dalnlk, BOlschala Fontana and other vll-
lagos near odessa. The persons VINO took part in
them were all individuals who are noted for bad
character. Energetic measures were TAKEN and
the rara authorities, aided Dy the troops, made an
end TO the disturbances and arrested the rlnglead-
ers. According to the Information gathered by the
police two persons have been killed, eight were
picked up dead IN consequence or excessive drink.
three individuals were wounded by the bayonet aud
seventeen persons slightly injured. Among the
troops there were three officers ana twenty-fOur
soldiers wounded by stones.
Order has not since been disturbed In any part
OF Odessa. Detachmenrs or troops, who coinmunl-
cate with another 0y patrols, have remained in
the public places and the people have resumed
work. The judges are engaged examining the ar
rested persons who numoer 1859, but or whom
many will probably be released.