Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-06

into = crowd which was cheering the
Polish nag. and killed three.
HELSINGFORs. Nov. Finland Is
today practically independent. Ad-
vices from all parts of the country
show that the citizens committee con
trolls the government. Affairs are con-
Quoted quietly. There are no mobs
and the soldiers are friendly. even
lending guns to the citizens militia.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Tne financial
circles are worried over the continued
riots In Russia. II is feared that
panic may develop on the Paris bourse
which would affect the money markets
Of the world.
LONDON. Nov. 2-The Evening
News Nicolaieff correspondent wires:
|"Civil war is raging here. Scores
have been killed and wounded. Over
200 bombs have been thrown. The
town is an inferno Of death and tn
mutt. All the shops have been looted
The respectable classes are at the
mercy of the mob. which is believed
o be instigated by the police
BERLIN, Nov. Hallway service
with st. Petersburg is still out Of COM
mission and II Is not known when
travel by rail will be resumed. In
the meantime Russian mails are being
handled by steamers.
BERLIN, Nov. "A sensational re-
port Is current today and is partially
verified by the extreme caution taken
| Tor the safety OF the train which re-
Gently conveyed prince Leopold OF
| Prussia from Warsaw to Germany.
| that the Gar has been clean shaven
and is disguised as Leopold's at
l tendant has returned to Germany and
is now In hiding some place in this
country. It Is known that four Rus
| sian officials accompanied the train
back to Berlin.
ODESSA. Nov "A lull in the dis.
order here is only temporary. This
afternoon the people began firing on
cossacks from house tops. Several
| soldiers including stan officers were
killed. The military are nov threaten
ing to use machine guns. Cossacks
made a charge on body or students
this afternoon killing and wounding
seventeen. Two companies of infantry
Joined in looting the town, but nearly
all OF them have been captured and
Jailed.
l MOSCOW. Nov, "A procession OF
students ioyfully escorting some col
league who had been Just released
from prison, were set upon by mot
this afternoon and ten students were
killed
/ BERLIN. Nov. 3.-An authorativt
telegram from st Petersburg Is abso
lutely positive In the statement thai
the Reactionaries under the leader
ship of Trepor have been fermentinl
disorders throughout Russia in order
TO counteract the efforts OF the revol
tutionists. The Reactionaries have
sent Agent Provocateures to the
various large cities in order to create
a condition of anarchy and compel tn,
lCzar TO take military measures. Tt
idiscredit Count witte is also an OBJ
ject of the Reactionaries.
| ODESSA, Nov. 3.-Order was prac
tically restored in the city today q
noon by overwhelming troops afte,
the city has experienced riot. pillagt
and carnage all night. No attempts
have been made 10 resume business.
HONG KONG, Nov. 3.-The details
Of massacre Of American mission
aries was received by Catholic Bishop
Merel. DR.. Machlo, the leader OF the
American colony at Lianchow request
ed the Chinese street theatre be re-
moved from near the hospital on ac
count OF the noise. The request In
censed the natives who after parad
Ing the streets with skeleton used
by American In instructing the medi
cal class, burned the hospital. girls
school and residences, Missionaries
Mrs. Machlo and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Pearle and Eleanor Chestnut
were killed. Mr.. Machlo escaped bad.
ly wounded. Miss Patterson hid in
4 cave and escaped. The American
Gnnboat Callao and two Chinese gun.
boats are proceeding to the scene.
| WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-The state
department has been advised by Min.
lister Rockhill at Paris that as soon
as the Chinese Foreign Once heard O.
the massacre of Americans they issued
an edict ordering the viceroy of Can
ton to intlict exemplary punishment OIL
all guilty officials and make immediate
compensation for all damage and af,
ford adequate protection to all for.
eigners.
The state department has been ad.
vised that the trouble was precipitated
by the refusal OF the Americans to
permit the Chinese to discharge can.
| non during a festival.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-rhe Ar.
| mour private car lines hurled defiancs
at the Interstate Commerce com.
| mission today, Attorney Reichman,
representing the company, denied jur.
isdiction OF the commission over their
private affairs and refused to permit
| president Robbing of Chicago TO m.
swer questions and protested against
the dilatoriness OF the Inquiry. He
| charged that 1t was moved by politi.
cal Purposes md said that the mat.
ter, should be taken before proper
tribunal for adjudication
HASTINGS, Neb., Nov. 3.--Fire in