New-York tribune., 1905-11-02

mob armed with clubs. pillaged the Jewish
stores and houses. burning a number of them.
Business is at q standstill. and the people are
panic stricken. Rioting continues.
Kazan, Nov Further details of yesterdays
massacre Increase the feeling OF horror which
it has aroused here. The police and Cossacks,
seemingly without authority, attacked the peo-
pie in the main street in front of the Assize
Court Many school children were among the
wounded.
In the night after the people, terror stricken,
had sought refuge in their homes. Cossacks ana
police looted number of stores. A jeweller VINO
tried to prevent them from entering his estao-
lfshment was threatened by police captain
with death The fatalities were larger than
were first reported There were pools OF blood IN
the street
Kieff. Nov. 1.-The pcpulace seized the TOWN.
Hall yesterday. Revolutionary speeches. "ere
being made to tho crowd from the oaicohy
when Cossacks appeared. Some OF the peo-
ple inside the building were armed, ano
regular engagement followed. resulting In many
persons being killed or wounded on both Sides
The Cossacks finally routed the crowd and cap
tured the building. After dark the jewish
quarter was sacked.
Five dead persons and forty-hve wounded
were removed from the Town Hall.
The Cossacks while passing the office OF the
"Otkliki," Liberal paper, fired three volleys
at the building.
Minsk, Nov. Crowds in an attempt TO
storm the prison here yesterday were beaten off
by Cossacks who fired several volleys at the
mob. Many persons were killed or wounded
and many more were beaten with whips. The
doctors homes were transformed into hospitals
Vitebslk, Nov. Troops were employed to
disperse red flag demonstrations here yesterday.
Seven persons were killed, among them two
Jews, and many people were wounded
Representatives of the Social Democrats ap-
peared before a special session of the council
and presented a demand for the withdrawal of
the military.
Elisabethgrad, Nov. 1.-The local Loyalists,
bearing aloft a portrait of Emperor Nicholas,
marched to the cathedral to-day, and after the
service went to the Jewish quarter and sacked
the Jews houses and stores.
Many Jews were beaten or wounded and
eral were killed in conflict between workmen
and demonstrators. who trying to force a
strike here
Kishineff. Nov 1.-The troops fired the
crowds during the manifestations here yester-
day in celebration of the granting of the
stitution.
Tver Nov. I'm the riotng here yesterday
the Governor and Mayor, with the aid OF the
city employees, barrcaded themselves inside the
City Hall to prevent the ingress of the mob
which had gathered outside the building. Dra-
goons summoned to tho rescue but they
were fought off by the mob, which set fire to
the building. The troops eventually obtained
the upper hand. The hospitals are filled with
wounded.
Rostoff- Don, Nov. IA crowd Of 10000
persons gathered in the prison square o-day
and demanded the release of the political pris-
In response twenty-five
leased, but the important prisoners We're
held In custody. The demonstrators were then
dispersed by the troops. number of persons
were killed or wounded and the Jewish shops
sacked
The employees of the Vladikavkaz Railroad
have Joined the strike
Bogopol, Nov. I'm the midst of the jubila-
tion yesterday over the manifesto giving con-
stitution to Russia the railroad men and tele-
graph operators Joined the strike.
Byelostok. Nov. 1.-The political prisoners
were given up yesterday to the crowds here
which threatened to storm the local Bastiie
crowd Of ten thousand persons later at
tempted to destroy the prison. but driven
off by volleys fired by the guards.
Kremenchug. Nov. IA massacre occurred
yesterday at the Peoples Theatre where the
public holding meeting demanding am
nesty for the political prisoners the removal
of the Cossacks and a constituent assembly
Cossacks suddenly entered the hall. fired five
volleys into the audience and then charged with
drawn Sabres Two persons were l,ad and
many wounded.
Poltava, Nov. IAN army Of people sur
rounded the prison yesterday and howled for
the release of the political prisoners. They were
driven off by Cossacks and infantry who fired
several volleys. Many persons were killed or
wounded.
Cossacks to-day dispersed a peaceful crowd
which with the authority of the chief of police
had assembled to witness the liberation OF po-
litical prisoners. Some killed, and great
many were seriously wounded, many fatally.
terrible panic prevailed.
Ekaterinoslav. Nov, 1.-The Governor yester-
day compelled at the dictate of a mob to
open the doors Of the prison.
sebastopol. Nov. 1.-While e crowd gathered
in front of the prison to-day demanding the re-
lease of political prisoners, the gates of the
prison were suddenly opened by the troops who
fired several volleys. The crowd fled In panic
leaving many dead wounded. Forty of the
wounded were taken to the hospitals Among
the killed were several soldiers
Orel Nov IA crowd OF demonstrators
bearing red flags attacked day by Low
nlists and Cossacks and dispersed. a number of