The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-09
There Have Been More Horrity.
ing Massacres and Fiendish
Cruelties in the City.
KILLED $500, WOUNDED Il, 1000.
In the Suburb Of Moldovanka 1000
Victims Remained in the Streets
From Midnight Until Noon.
More Than 300 Children of Both Sexes
Were Gashed About the Head
and Shoulders With Sapers
BY the Troops.

St. Petersburg. Nov. 3.--The council
OF the workmen's delegates at mid
night issued a notice pointing out the
necessity for arming workers for de-
cisive struggle for the convocation of
q constituent assembly based on uni
versal suffrage with a view to the for.
nation of a democratic republic.
The council decided to suspend the
political strike, but on the condition
that 1t be resumed If their demands
were not granted. The council decii.
ed also that only those newspapers
may appear whose editors will entire
ly ignore the censorship. Compositors
have refused to work except under
complying with it will be Conhscatel,
their presses destroyed and their work.
men boycotted.
The railway mems union, however.
has decided to continue the strike,
mainly through a desire to prevent
the transportation of troops to Fin
land. The union of unions has resolv-
ed to demand complete amnesty for
political prisoners the immediate
u
burg and their replacement by militia
drawn from the people.
London. Nov An Russian dis.
patches still are suffering considerable
telegraphic delay. Apparently the text
of the amnesty ukase has not yet been
published
The Daily Telcgraph's Odessa cor.
respondent also reports Kishineff in
flames.
A London newspapers St Peters
burg correspondent estimates that in
the leading so provincial towns of
Russia 1000 persons have been killed
and 10000 seriously wounded in the
last "A hours. The revolutionary
movement in Finland is unchecked,
the Finnish national guard opposing
the advance of Russian troops and
compelling them TO retire.
Berlin, Nov I. .- The Tageblatt
prints the following dispatch from the
Jewish owner of three houses in Kieff:
"Anti-Jewish excesses have been
raging here for three days. and all the
Jewish shops and many private houses
have been totally destroyed. The
number Of Jewish victims is large and
children and old people have been bar.
barously murdered while the military
and police looked on with cynical In.
difference The situation is desper.
ate"
London, Nov. 6.-The Odessa CORE.
spondent Of the Standard, under date
Of November 8, sends further sensa.
tional accounts OF the riots there. He
says:
There have been more horrifying
massacres and fiendsh cruelties. but
the districts where these took place
are now cordoned by troops. Proba.
bly, the total killed will number $500.
and the wounded 10000. In the sub.
urb of Moldovanka a thousand victims
remained in the streets from midnight
until noon, when the authorities hast.
ened to collect and bury the bodies
in great pits in order TO conceal their
numbers. Two private doctors attend
ed more than 300 children OF both
sexes who had been horribly gashed
about the head and shoulders with sa-
bers.
governor to-day when the butchery
had ended, asked the householders to
subscribe 100000 to pay the police
increased wages"
Odessa, Nov. 6.--The casualties In
Saturdays disturbances exceed 140
and those Of the preceding three days.
waich have been verified. number
nearly $500. The plundering contin-
ued early Sunday morning in the out
laying districts, but Sunday the city
was relatively calm, though the pop
ulation is still anxious.
The latest accounts OF the devasta-
ton In the Jewish quarters add hor-
ror TO the situation. Besides numer-
Gus mills, all the bakeries. shops and
nearly COO homes have been destroyed.
The Jews killed in every common
wealth were treated with revolving
barbarity. Heads were battered with
hammers; nails were driven into the
bodies, eyes were gouged out and ears
severed. Many bodies were disem-
boweled and In some cases petroleum
was poured over the sick found in Gel
lars and they were burned TO death.