Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-03
EXPLOIT OF
JAP SCOUTS.
MikadO's Troopers Penetrate
MistChenkO's Lines More
Internal Troubles.

LONDON, April 3.-Dispatches from
the car has begun in earnest to work
for the restoration of complete order
in Warsaw, and as n result a score of
men and women lie dead, and upward
of a hundred are in hospitals suffering
from bullet wounds and slashes with
their weapons without restraint, and
in one crowd of 1000 parading Jews
four were killed and forty injured by a
single volley. One sided fighting took
place in almost every main street of
travel throughout the city. Strikers
and suspected revolutionists were
hunted remorselessly by the police and
mounted CoSsacks. and narrowing
scene of slaughter marked every hour
of the day.
1t is apparent that the crisis which
has been threatening since the riots
Of last January at last has come. The
entire city is in Il state Of chaos. The
terrorists have lost all fear of the po-
lice and are openly soliciting funds for
arms and ammunition. Bands of men
are going from house TO house levying
taxes for this purpose. and many mer-
chants who have refused to pay their
allotment have been f1ogged i'll the
streets. There are growing indications
that the terrorists are ready to begin u
campaign of wholesale destruction by
the use of bombs.
According to the Russky Slovo. six
ty workmen in a factory at Lodz have
met death by poison, and twenty-eight
are in Il critical condition. 1t is sup
posed that strikers are responsible for
the affair.
A commission has been appointed to
examine claims for compensation grow
ing out of the sinking of the British
steamer Hipsang.
Dispatches from General Kuroki's ar
my in the field say hat two detach-
ments of japanese cavalry have re-
turned to the army after the most ex-
tensire II dangerous scouting exploit
of the war. The detachments were
sent north early in January, under the
SillD VI 1OlDIltl NuSdlfuIllu anu
Major Sasegawa, and numbered in all
300 men. Only POO men returned.
They explored the Russian positions
west of Mukden. They encountered
and eluded many forces of Russian
cavalry and penetrated General Mist
chenko's lines. Then going north
ward they crossed the railroad. cutting
the road and the telegraph line during
the battle. Afterward they visited Kir-
in and explored that place and finally
returned to the army north of Kaiyuan.
Japanese scouts have advanced to-
ward LIailung and collided with 300
of the enemy's cavalry ut Shauciengtzu,
thirty miles southwest of Seilung. The
enemy, 4.011 men strong. retreated to
l1ailung. Large stores of cereals We're
found at various points between Yinge-
cleng and ShauciengtZu. Yingecheng
is thirty-tive miles north of Hieng-
cheng.
reports from Hardin state that the
Japanese are leaving before the Rus
sian front only a screen capable. with
the help of the Mukden and Tie pass
Notifications and garrisons. of holding
in check General Linevitch and are
transferring the bulk Of their FIVE ar
mics TO Nladivostok and by means of
il wide movement through Mongolia
to Tsitsillar. Considering the great
distances involved. the plan appears
too bold and almost impracticable. but
Japanese intoxication from continued
success. bold initiative and determined
perseverance must he taken into ac-
count.
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