Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-11-06
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singing the national hymn, smashing
everything in their way and looting
shops and houses.
Hospital Wagons Carry Off Dead.
Hospital wagons passed through the
streets necessarily, carrying off the
killed, wounded and mutilated. The
population is panic-stricken.
Thirty Killed in Warsaw.
Warsaw, Russian Poland. Nov. 81
1t now appears that 80 persons were
killed and over 100 were wounded dur
ing conflicts here.
Instead of the expected abolition Of
martial law the military governor had
the walls covered with proclamations,
announcing that in consequence OF
yesterdays disturbances crowds as
sembling in the streets will be dis.
persed by force of arms.
Despite the governors proclamation
immense patriotic professions gath
cred in various parts of the city AMI
paraded the streets, headed by catho-
lie priests, carrying crosses and
church and national flags. The process
sions converged toward the monument
to the Polish poet, Mickiewicz; where
patriotic speeches aroused enthusiasm.
Martial Law in Odessa.
London, Nov. "a dispatch to
news agency from Odessa says mar
tial law was declared there yesterday
afternoon The whole garrison has
turned out and now occupies the city
Police control has been again estab-
lished. All citizens are forbidden to
leave their houses after O'Clock in
the evening, at which hour all lights
must be out. Maxim guns have been
placed in positions commanding
hundred streets. Under these con-
ditions, the dispatch says, repetition
of the fearful scenes is practically i'm
possible. Peace-loving people are
overjoyed at the prospect of witness
ing the restoration of order and COM
parative security of life and property.
The military has adopted drastic
measures to force the disorderly mobs
10 return 10 In0lr MONIES.
The Evening Standards Odessa
dispatch says: "The casualties
Wednesday are believed to amount to
5000 killed and wounded. Jewish
women and children were strangled
and hacked to pieces in the streets.
A Red Cross doctor says the Kishineff
horrors were repeated a hundred
fold. The city rings with the reports
of rifles and revolvers. Phe military
now are placing hundred machine
guns at various places. The mobs
swear they will not leave a single Jew
alive"
Horrible Atrocities.
wanna, Russia, Nov. 3.-During
the celebration of the granting of a
constitution to Russia a Jewish SER
vice was held to the memory of those
who died in the cause of freedom.
The flags of the demonstrators bore
the words "long live the constitution"
and liberty, equality and fraternity"
Then singing the Marsellaise the
demonstrators marched to the prison
and compelled the release Of the polit
ical prisoners. AS the professionals
were returning through the public
square they were set upon by mob
with shouts of kill the Jews"
A free fight and panic followed. The
mob then sacked the shops and broke
into the residences of the Jewish
quarter, destroying everything and
committing horrible atrocities. Riot
ing continued all night long and was
still in progress as this dispatch was
filed.
Hotels Made Into Hospitals.
Helsingfors, Finland, Nov. 3.-The
crisis here continues. About 1000
volunteers have been enrolled and ho-
tells transformed into hospitals under
volunteer Red Cross detachments. Elk
element is high and there has been
much bloodshed.
Squadron at SebastopoI.
Sebastopol, Russia, Nov. Silk
persons were killed and 60 wounded
during the rioting. All banks, schools
and stores are closed and private
houses boarded up. The Black Sea
squadron, with Vice Admiral Birileff's
pennant flying, arrived here yesterday
from the Turkish coast