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mad with joy, are rushing about the streets
cheering, while others are annoyed at the
absence of an amnesty declaration in the
manifesto.
Disorders are recurrin in St Peters
burg. The strike has ended on the Moscow
and st. PatersburS. Moscow and Kazan
and Moscow and Archangel railways, the
three great lines Of northern Russia
ODESSA CELEBRATES.
ODESSA, oct. 3l.--The population is be-
side itself with JOY over tho news Of the
Cars proclamation. The military patrols
are now being withdrawn from the streets
or stand at attention and sympatheica'lv
salute the multitude
The candidate For 'he National Assembly
WAS carried through the streets aloft on
the peoples shoulders.
All the chief thoroughiares are con-
tinuously thronged with enthusiastic
crowds. which are so dense as to COM
pletely prevent traffic A few stranded
carriages serve as platforms, from which
students and other orators harangue the
multitude All the speakers urge the
people to use their present liberty to the
utmost pending the fulfillment of the
promises continued in the Cars mani
festo,
Speaking from Il balcony Of the Gov
ernors palace. Gen kaulbars. Commander
in-Chief of this military district, congratu-
lated dense crowd upon attain ing con-
stitutional freedom. He saluted red
flag carried by students
TROOPS wIrHDRAwN.
The City Council has formed itself into a
temporary committee Of publ safety
and, in the presence of delegates from all
the local revolutionary branches. the trade
guilds. industrial organizations, the Jewish
Bund and learned professions decreed the
expulsion Of the military, the disarmament
Governor, the immediate creation Of n
citizen militia, and the instant release of
all untried political prisoners. The com
mttee also formulated an urgent appeal
lOl llilI dllluVStI w an f"'''''' ''''7'"N''
already condemned
A copy of these DEGREES was handed to
Gen. KaulbarS. who Immediately removed
the troops to beyond the city boundaries.
1t is nported that the Civil Governor
has fed.
SOME DISTURBANCES.
Unfortunately, the rejoicings have been
marred by disturbances, resulting in many
persons being killed and wounded, The
cause of the outbreaks is not easy to dis
cover. The poplilace ascrbe them to de-
liberate provocation by the Cossacks and
the police resentng the triumpha mani
festatons.
There was one scrimmage in the square
in front of the bourse, where a man shot
Cossack's horse This led to an immediate
attack upon the crowd. Many were in
juretl by the Cossa cks' whips. The munici-
pality protested to Gen. kaulbars, who
took the view that the Cossacks had been
attacked He said he could not pc rmt
any insults to his Majesty's troops,
JEW BATTING LEADS TO KILLING.
Meanwhile Jew batting began in Dal-
nit2ki street, Fifty men alleged to have
been disguised as police. followed by IA
mob of roughs attacked Jewish shops.
Students and other sympathzers fastened
to the rescue of the Jews. Then Cossacks
arrived on the gallop and began firing on all
sides Many persons were killed or
wounded.
The whole district was quickly in an up
roar of mixed fights. 1t is stated that 200
were killed and wounded. The fighting
continues late this evening, but as the dis
trict is in a somewhat remote suburb II is
difficult to get information.
The city is getting excited and panicky
over the rumors that are afoat. The mu-
nicipality is busily enrolling students and
other citizens to form civil guard TO re-
place the police, who have been dsarmed
RIOTERS SHOT DOWN IN POLAND
WARSAW, Oct. 3l.-The Cars manifesto o
brought anything but peace here. The
populace has no confidence in his Majesty's
| promises, especially in the absence of am
nesty for political prisoners.
Throughout the afternoon and evening
parts of the city were in an uproar, and
there we're several encounters with the
troops. Hundreds Of railway men stormed
the prison to release their delegates con-
fined therein The troops fired on them,
killing three and wounding several.
There has been fighting in seNe eral neigh
| boring places. Soldiers were ordered tc
disperse a procession at Pabianice, They
| fred into the crowd, killing eight ant
| wounding twenty-four.
The strikers at Sosnowice imprisoned
! the local chief of police and took possession
! of the printing Offices They compelled
the printers to set up revolutionary song'
! instead of the Cars manifesto.
Troops fired on body of demonstrators
| at PotrkofI woundng several OF them
There is almost perpetual fighting a
| Lodz, where, it is stated, the military gov
| ernor has ordered the troops to suppress
II ,o,,olutionory disturbances wit hOu