Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30

 rioters killed Many Russian steam- CTS burned. A cablegram from Am bassador Meyer at St Petersburg gives similar information.
 WHEN MUTINY STARTED.
 Libau. June 3O.-The mutiny start cd Tuesday night when the sailors of the first equipage as the naval units are known in Russia revolted because the food was bad They were joined immediately by the sixth, ninth, thir- teenth and fifteenth equipages-tive dozen bluejackets in all.
 The guard at first tried to oppose them. killing one and wounding seven. but the sailors got the upper hand. They seized the guardhouse, broke open stores, securing arms and ammu- milton. Pandemonium followed throughout the night. They wrecked the barracks, attacked the quarters of the officers and fired volleys at random until morning. The city was terroriz- ed when troops and artillery arrived Wednesday morning. All entrances to the city were closed and gradually the sailors were driven into the wood WHICH tuty udNc SiutC hCiu' Much firing mingled with the hum ming of machine guns has been heard but. as everyone Is forced by the DO. lice to keep of the streets and away from the ports some distance below town nothing is definitely known ex- cept that 1000 mutineers have sur rendered.
 The revolutionary agents have seized the opportunity to distribute proclarna- tions from house to house.
 At Libau the mutinous sailors to the number of about 5000 were finally cor ralled by troops and artillery in a wood near the port and by this morning a thousand of them had already sur rendered. Their comrades possibly will be starved out. Whether there. was any great loss of life is as yet unknown.
 Great precautions are being taken to prevent the possible spread of the mu- tiny to the sailors of St Petersburg and Cronstadt.
 The newspapers are not allowed to print word of dispatches regarding :. the revolt of the sailors but several of them in a round about fashion have Isuccetutu III ulutilk dt stuTtilhS ut- velopments. The Novoe vremya with seeming innocence announced that the Svhdomoski Gradon Atshalstwa Ga xette of the Prefecturel of Odessa had requested the inhabitants of that city to keep on the streets So as to avoid accidents when the troops are firing. Other papers remark upon the massing of troops in South Russia.
 Considerable nervousness prevails among the upper classes at St Peters burg. Many of those who have not already left town for the summer are hastily preparing to go abroad.
 Ambassador Meyers family leaves st Petersburg by the northern exprSss tomorrow sailing July for the United States where they will spend tine sum- mer. Their trip. however. was ar ranged long ago and is not connected with the present developments.
 NJ. Bczobrazoff. president of the Yalu timber company, has suddenly arrived in St Petersburg.
 Iibau, June 30.-About four thou Axand mutinous sailors are surrounded \n small wood near the port by infan- ry and reinforced by machine guns. One thousand of the mutineers al- ready have surrendered and given up ytheir arms
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 ed from Tambo province to the ef-
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 ced to invoke the aid of the milI-
 not only to protect his property
 to save his life.
 SITUATION SERIOUS.
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