Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-07-10

Odessa, July 5.-The fact that the
Kniaz Potemkine remains on hlgh
seas in charge of mutlnous crew
caused SO much apprehension and I'M
easiness to the population OF ODESSA
that the government resolved to take
the matter in hand and show no 1ur-
Their hesitation, even though the meas
ures adopted involve the loss OF pat
tIeship and one torpedoboat destroyer
here The torpedoboats received or
ders Yesterday to sink the Kniaz 20
temkine on sight The torpedoboat DE
gtroyer now here was reinforced yes
terday afternoon by two torpedoDoats
and others are expected.
Sixty-seven mutineers from the
Georgi Pobiedonosetz were brought
ashore and imprisoned IN citadel.
The British consul general last even
ing released five vessels held in read1-
ness to remove British subjects. The
consul general considers all danger
passed. The Cranbey incident is end
cd. officials, in the presence OF the
vice consul, carefully inspected
the vessel and found no trace of rev.
OAAAS~NO~N
apologized to the consul general.
The peasant disturbances in the
neighborhood of Odessa are giving
rise to much apprehension. The peas
ants are forcibly occupying lands and
Selling livestock. Troops have been
sent to suppress the disorders.
The authorities are preparing ener-
eeticalIy to clean up the town and Civ
ing work to 100000 persons who have
been out of employment as the result
of the disturbances.
The outwardly center of the city is
beginning to resume it's normal as
pect. although comparatively few per-
sons are seen on the streets But in
the harbor district all is ruin and dew
astation.
Shipping and trade are entirely at a
standstill and thousands of dock Ia
borers are idle.
The city continues under strict mar
tial law. Soldiers everywhere cut Off
all the sea front portion of the city.
Torpedo Boat Sails.
st. Petersburg, July 4.-According
to a dispatch received by an official
agency, the torpedo boat destroyer
SnetiIvy, with a volunteer crew,
sailed from Odessa with the intention
of sinking the Kniaz Potemkine.
Professional Men Want Reforms.
st. Petersburg, July 4,-The execu-
i've committee of the Professional
leagues is preparing a proclamation
falling on all the professional men OF
Russia to refuse to perform profess
ional duties until the promised re-
orms are realized and the true parlla-
nent is granted. During the after
Don several collisions between the
olice and the strikers occurred on
he SchlusseIburg cause way and the
0ssacks who were summoned,
harged on and dispersed the work
len with whips.
Gar in Earnest for Peace.
st. Petersburg, July 4.-That En-
error Nicholas is sending Russia's
Ienipotentiaries to Washington in
erfect good faith was demonstrated
OF only by the fact of clothing them
18th full powers to negotiate and con-
Iude the treaty, but by appointing
everal high officials, five it is be-
eyed, specialists in various branches
f the subjects connected with the
egotiations, as advisors of the Rus
ian plenipOtentiaries. This way,
elays incident to referring the peace
PROPOSITIONS back to st. Petersburg
II the consideration of the various
linistries will be avoided. Japan
ill also likely pursue a similar plan.
The retirement of War Minister
akaharoff marks the final overthrow
the war party.
The list OF officials appointed to as
st the Russian plenipotentiaries in
,udes M. Shipoff, director of the
,easury department; M. Pokotlloff,
ussian minister to Pekin; Prof. De-
!aartens, professor of international
W at the University of st. Peters
lrg and Maj. General Yermoleff,
ilitary attachee at London who was
ilitary attache of Russia with the
merican army in the Spanish-Amer-
an war.
Mutineers Fired Upon.
Bucharest, Roumania, July 4.-The
lssian torpedo boat, number 267, ac-
mpanying the Kniaz Potemkine, at
mpted to enter the port of Kustenji
sterday. The Roumania cruiser
izabetha fired on the torpedo boat,
t failed to hit her. The torpedo
at then retired. The Kniaz Potem-
ne left Kustenji yesterday afternoon
is stated that she is returning to
7essa.
This incident followed the refusal OF