Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-04-01
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eext Of an imperial decree prohibiting
tho passage OF Russian Jews through
Germany. The decree is very rigorous >,
end those Jews to whom the frontier
'escommlttees guarantee support and those
provided with money ana tickets fof
passage on ocean steamers are refused
entry into Germany equally with those
Jews VINO are entirely destitute and
irlendless. The police are warned, un,
DER penalty OF severe punishment, tc
h carry out to the letter the instructions
contained in the decree and under no
circumstances to permit any evasion Of
the law by the large number OF Jews
who are trying to enter Germany
through Gallicis.y As IL Is impossible to
make the decree known throughout
Kussia, thousands OF Jews. ignorant of
i she> prohibition, are certain to arrive at
j lhe frontier, where. as they will be
Matted and not be permitted to proceed
further. 1t will be impossible to prov ide
| accommodations for them. few cases
| nave already occurred where Jews. en-
deavoring to get into the country de-
| spite the warnings they received, have
been shot down while attempting to
pass the frontier guards. The commit
tee which has been formed for the pur-
pose OF providing relief for these unfor-
| funate people say that an enormous
number OF Jews are seeking to esca pe
| from Russian tyranny and persecution
and are ready to emigrate whenever the
opportunity offers. The committee,
after . careful study OF the subject, es-
Inmates that 400, OO) Jews are irving to
leave Russia. II these people attempt
to emigrate en- masse the German gov
ernment will experience much difficulty
IN preventing their ingress, and will be
obliged to form strong military corr
don along the entire frontier.
PARIS special: In consequence OF the
dynamite explosions the people living
in the vicinity Of any one connected
with the government are greatly
alarmed and In many cases are remoy.
ing. As an inducement to prospective
tenants landlords announce that no one
occupying . judicial position will be ac-
cepted rs tenant. Several landlords
have served notice upon such tenants
to Quit. Many tourists are departing
from Paris in consequence OF the scare.
1t Is asserted that cx-Minister Con-
stans has kept the secret service funds
obtained during his term of Office out OF
his successors possession.
Upon q house occupied by police off,
cials the following notice was found:
This house will shortly be blown up
with dynamite
AT . meeting OF the municipal coun-
ell it was announced that all the authors
OF the recent dynamite outrages, except
two, had been arrested.
Many households asked the police for
protection. 1t was impossible to com.
ply with every request, but the people
were told that everything possible would
be done to insure safety.
A wealthy distiller living at Romans
has received notice that his distilery
would be blown up with dynamite In a
Few days.
LONDON, special There was riot
ing ut the Heibourn Colliery in Durham
owing to the fact that tho enginemen
there employed, refused to join the
strikers. The police were notified of
the trouble and men were sent 70 escort
the enginemen to their homes. The ri
oters made no attempt TO do further
harm until the enginemcn hal reached
aheiE ApWssa aAad !! The g. Polissa hsd Jeans
and breaking the windows Of the engi-
neers' residences.
The strikers believe that II they can
force the enginemen to join them they
will be in a better condition to compel
the mine owners to grant their de-
mands. The enginemen attend the
mine pumps, and II the pumping Is
stopped the mines will be flooded in .
short time. This fact the miners are
desirous of taking advantage OF In their
struggle with their employers, thinking
the latter would forego their intention
to reduce wages rather than have their
mfnps iiled with waller