The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
three Cossacks and ten infantry sold'ers
were Killed in thesc encounters.
Funeral Of On1iltcha.

-rhc funeral OF omiltcha, which has
Inst been held became an Imposing popu-
lar demonstration which, fortunaleiy
was without disorder. a processlo!l =, -
many thousands of persons foiloweut ", t..e
INDY from the llarbcr along Preopra1en'
si,,. al roef In tho military cemetery The
S CONN which was covered VIII 'he s. o.
hndrew's flag, md on which there were
numerous wrcaths. was carried py eisn y.
u sailors. The procession was headed bs
4 rries,s, Neither police nor troops were
stationed along the route to the GENE ne
tory. owing to wise decision by my
authorities by which the possiph''s u
a collision was averfeo.s
Iureat to lombard City.
1nsthc most unruly secttoi o. the city
I the populacc treat the r'roclam1n't u =
warning people to remain Indoors aiter
,,;ne o'clock in the evening with the
grcatcst sler,ssion and contempt, and
freely announce thclr irtcntion to burn
ali public buildings Ia the course OF the
night. Cossacks guard alltthe approaches
to tho town and troops patrol the streets
and guard public buildings. especially
the banks, within ald without
AS showing the strong military holo
over the city, many councillors were
pray ented by troops from reaching me
town hall to attend II meeting OIL tne
municipal council.
IT Is quite Impossible as get to obtain
any#accurate estimate of the number OF
Killed or injured.
IT is reported that the Knaz Potem-
kine's crew sent n message to the city
commandment to-day announcing their N
tention to bury their comrade VIII !,
military honors. and threatening that "
any interference should be attempted
they would lombard the city.
Nothing has vet been heard OF Admiral
Kruger's squadron.
People Leaving Odessa.
Observation-Disclosures Of rioters were
shot and many killed by troops during,
last nights outbreak. Martial law has
been proclaimed Fires were still burn
ing nj midnight, but there was a lull IN
Z the disorders at that time.
ractically the entire harbor was gut
ted by tho fires started by the mob last
night. All the warehouses with large
quantities of merchandise as well as
& four or five Russian steamers were
burned. Probably three hundred rioters
were killed. Several Cossacks were also
slain The troops are rapidly restoring
order. =,
The losses are estimated at many mill
lions OF roubles.& The remnants OF the
wharvcs and warehouses set on nre
last night are still burning to-day, and
inc CITY Is @cllFcioPS.N -! 9 $3.50 ,rf,
smoke. Several explosions occurred IN
the port during the night and fierce
conflict took place between troops and
4 rioters.
The dead are now reckoned in the hun.
dreds. The hospitals are overiiowlng
with wounded persons, and the medical
MD available is quite Inadequate. The
shops arc closed and business traffic IS
suspended. The streets are occupied by
troops. Many residents are leaving Ooes -
2 sd. &
rho body OF Omiltchgo.$ the sailor ex-
ccutetl on board the Russian battleship
Kniaz Potemkinc, is still exposed on the
quay, where it was landed BY the crew
of the Knaz Potenlkine yesterday. me
dead mans comrades, who demand that
the remains shall be accorded military
honor actively fought, on the side OF tho
rioters against the troops.