Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-30
REDS ARE DEFEATED
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TO the troops. and tho workmen's coua-
ell. realizing that the revolt is crushed. Is
negotiating terms for the strikers who
participated i'm the uprising. with the view
OF calling of the strike on Monday. Never
theless the radical papers OF st. Peters
burg continue to inilame their readers with
stories Of desperate lighting In the streets
OF Moscow. representing the revolutionistS
as being In complete possession OF ten
SQUIRE miles of the city which the troops
with all their automatic machine guns are
unable to pierce. These papers print col
umns of descriptive matter representing
the revoluttonists hghting Valiantly behind
barricades. standing on heaps Of corpsos
Of their comrades. The Molva prints an
interview with student who has arrived
here from Moscow in which the student
says that the horror OF the sights he
| witnessed was driving him insane and he
was forced to flee.
II seems established that some members
of the fighting organization of the German
and some other foreign socialists have
come to Russia to instruct the revolution
lists in the use of arms. the art of con-
structing barbados and the manufacture
| OF bombs.
Although now it is only a question Of
time when the flames of open revolt will be
extinguished, the Moscow revolutionists
have made good use of their instructions to
start fires elsewhere.
Eastern Provinces Affected.
For the first time the provinces east OF
Moscow in the heart of great Russia, are
! affected At Zlatoust. a town i'm the gov
| eminent of Oofa, where large govern
ment arms factory is situated. the work
men seem to be in complete possession of
! the town. They have seized the works,
| hoisted the red flag, have declared a re-
| public and all the authorities have been
made captives and are threatened with in
| slant death II the troops are sent TO
| Zlatoust In addition the workmen have
organized themselves into small army and
daily parade the streets, headed by band
| OF music playing the "Marseillase." Here.
| too, German socialists have appeared. AT
| Samora, near Nizhni Novgorod, also a
large manufacturing town, 10000 workmen
rose and attempted to march on Nizhni
| Novgorod, but were met by troops with
artillery and were routed with the loss OF
several score of men. The workmen were
driven back to Samora, where they erected
barbados which the artillery have been
attacking for two days. The workmen
used bombs freely at Samora which is
now separated from Nizhni Novgorod. but
a rising is expected at the latter place
which has about q, 900 inhabitants.
| At Veronezh. south Russia, the workmen
decided in favor of an armed revolution
but the authorities succeeded in arresting
eleven of the ringleaders, whereupon the
revolutionists halted three trainloads OF
soldiers of the reserve, who, were on their
way to the far east. The latter responded
to the appeals of the workmen promptly
Joined them, marched into the town and
aided in the liberation of the prisoners.
! strike at Warsaw.
| WARSAW, Russian Poland. Dec. %
Bands of socialists are parading the streets
here striving to enforce the orders for q
general strike They, compelled the news
paper and insurance offices to close and
sent out gangs of youths TO smash the win.
dows of shops whose owners refused &c
close their establishments.
Traffic is much impeded on the Vienna
railroad. Only two trains left Warsaw sta.
ton today. Military engineers are main.
tanning traffic on the Molva branch of the
Vstula line.
The chief of the postal telegraph burear
says that the regular telegraph service ha.
been resumed.
During the last few days GOO socialist.
have been arrested.
There was some rioting today, during
which the troops frustrated attempts &c
build ba rricades.
The majority of the workers refuse to Joir
the strike. ....... ....
Plan Campaign Along Baltic.
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