Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-02-08
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CLASH WITH TROOPS AT LODI
RESULTS IN DEATH
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'.'-''''.' REPORTED WOUNDED
Renewed Disorders in Poland-Coal
Famine Feared-Full Roster Of
Warsaw's Dead Over. 300-outline
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Alct OetWeen troops ana strikers result
ed in the killing Of six persons and the
wounding Of 48. The disorders resulted
from an attempt on the part Of the
strikers to- prevent some men from re-
turning to work. The troops wese called
out and fred into the strikers, who re:
piled with revolver shots. - a.:
s:s Strikes Fwere also begun. in the coal
mining districts Of Dombrowa and Sos
novice. AS many important manufac.
turing centers are dependent on these
mines for fuel II is feared that. the
strike Will have 4 serious effect on the
industrial situation
: 49, Over 500 Killed. ~
According to the best information OBJ
tainable the ofiicial list of persons killed
during the disturbances here contains
over 800 names, in addition to many un-
identified bodies lying at the receiving
vault in the cemetery. The unidenti-
fed dead were buried Friday. night. 4
group of soldiers outside liquor store
Thursday night fired on passers-by with
out warning, killed a shopkeeper and
wounded another man.
Over 900 shots Fired.
: st. Petersburg, Feb. 4.-Detailed re-
ports filed at the headquarters OF the st.
Petersburg military district, where
minute records are kept, show. that in
breaking up the demonstration Of Janu-
airy %, of the thousands of troops on
guard only 4S0 actually fired. These
troops represented eight different units,
from a squad of eight to a company of
12Q, and the total number of ball: cart
ridges expended was LOOP. The authori-
ties point out that this indicates that
there was no reckless or general volley-
ing. The number of wounded in the
hospitals is POS. -
Says Report Is Incorrect.
The report of Maxim Gorky's release
apparently either is incorrect or, if true.
he was released on the promise to leave
st. Petersburg without the slightest de-
lay. He had not returned home up to a
late hour Thursday night. The friend
with whom he lives, and who was per-
mitted to visit him Thursday after
noon for the first time since his arrest,
= says that he foYpd the;autho still tn:e SOL
ttary, confinement in the St. Peter and
st. Paul fortress.
Demonstration at Cracow.
Vienna, Feb. 4.-Serious disturbances
are reported at Cracow. Thursdayn1ght
thousands of workmen gathered at the
monument Of the poet Wicziewicz,
where Deputy Daszinski, the leader or
the Galician socialists, made speech
denouncing the emperor Of Russia,
whose portrait was torn amid shouts of
vengeance: The police dispersed the
demonstration. Fifteen persons we're
seriously wounded and many were IT.
rested 80 y
Ministers Outline Reforms.
st. Petersburg. Feb. 4. Among the
recommendations made to the car b.
the committee of ministers appointed to
draw Zip a reform programme to carry
into effect the ukase Of December25 are:
1: Wider powers to the senate; en1arg:
Ing its legislative initiative - :
2. Forbidding ministers to exceed
their legal powers by imperial ordinan-