Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-06

H. petersburg, Nov b.--Sunuay
happily passed in St. Petersburg with
out disorders or bloodshed. The social
democrats and revolutionists had PLAN
ned mammoth demonstration in con-
nectlon with the funerals of those kill
ed in last weeks riots and ii was in
tended to form gigantic professions,
representing the various Industrial or
ganlzations, in the suburbs. and flying
red flags, to bear the bodies of mar
tyrs' In state through the center of the
city. These professions were to unite
at the Kazan cathedral where the pas
sions of the crowd might be fired by
revolutionary orators. Last night. how
ever when Ii became known General
Trepoff would not permit the big de-
monstration threatening disorder, and
that the mayor had issued a proclama
tion saying that the streets were no
place for the airing of political griev-
ances, the socialist leaders called off
their plans declaring they feared "this
demonstration of the people was
marked for slaughter, for which they
are not prepared at present. The peo-
pie will give battle when ready, not
when Trepoff wants IT,
Accordingly the funerals were held
In private and the workmen attended
memorial services in the various mills.
Although the demonstration was for
mally abandoned, tens of thousands OF
spectators flocked to the Nevsky Pros
pect, The broad thoroughfare i'm front
of the Kazan cathedral was blocked by
n great crowd of people. but there was
no attempt at disorders and no occa-
sion for the use of tho squadrons of
IInssars. Cossacks and Cuirassiers held
in reserve in the side streets. Revo1u-
tiOnAry leaders here anticipate a per-
iod of comparative quiet and speak Of
the great strike simply as a "maneuv-
er" which forced the autOcracy to
make concessions
Fight Not Nearly Ended.
1--WE have not any intention of end
ing the fight now said one of them
today, but will organize and arm the
people for the final struggle. We ask
nothing from the bureaucracy and
only by a popular uprising can we
achieve our aim, which is a constituent
assembly.
While news received from the prov
iHees indicates that something like
normal conditions are being restored
in many regions the situation cOntin-
ues grave in the Baltic provinces, Cau-
casus. Odessa and other places in the
south, where outrages generally have
taken an anti-Jewish nature.
American Interests Safe.
Thomas A. Keenan,. American con-
sui at Odessa has sent n telegram TO
the American embassy. saying that
since Tuesday, the blood of Jews has
continued to flow and he estimates the
number in thousands. Artillery. he
says has been employed to suppress
rioting and the Jews have fired from
the windows upon troops ih the streets.
Fortunately, he adds, thus far Amer
lean interests are unaffected.
Understandable Horrors Continue.
Fatal encounters between the SOL
diers and nopulace and anti-Jewish
excesses are reported from many
places In the provinces. Yesterday and
today at Kremenchug twenty persons
were killed and eighty injured. At Ku-
tais a military train was wrecked and
nine soldiers killed. After the coll-
sion the revolutionaries opened fire on
the train and the troops replied In
kind. There were several killed OF
Injured on both sides. AT Berdlchef
several persons were killed or injured
and at Minsk serious rioting arose
through the troops preventing a meet.
ing of citizens. The troops fired vol.
ltys into the crowds and there was in.
termlttent firing for long time.
hundred were killed and six hundred
wounded. Indescribable horrors are
being witnessed every day, The mas
saere and pillage of Jews continue a
KIshinoff,
Antl-semtic rioting is reported TO b'
going on In Kherson. Ekaterinoslav
Vasilkoff. Kaluga, Ivanovo. Voznesens
Moghileff, Koselet and Uman.
At Akerman many were killed an'
at Rostoff-on-D about a hundre,
were killed or wounded The Cossaek
assisted In vlllaging. A delayed rep0r
from Baku dated November 2 state
that an Armenian having fired upol
and thrown bombs at a patriotic de
monstration. serious encounters an,
incendiarlsm followed, several person.
being killed.
RODIEg OF MURDERED