The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-11-03
A HARD BATTLE
REVOLUTIONISTS ATTACK
STUDENTS, Staying
HUNDREDS.
Storm Ends Rioting at the Capital
Fighting Continues at Mos
cow-Strikers Are Still Out
Other News.

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Other News.
Odessa. Nov. The day has
been a bloody one in Odessa and
night finds the situation the worst
that it has been at any time. Au-
thorities ale doing little to prevent
the attacks on students made by
workmen, and are actually aiding
in the attacks on Jewish quarter.
disturbances are reported from all
parts of the city and the dead num-
ber hundreds. Revolutionists at
tacking students caused most of the
trouble. The students have formed
a civil guard and are trying to hold
in check the workmen. who attack.
ed them. Dead bodies are lying
everywhere in the streets.
The fighting today occurred chief
ly in Cathedral Square and Deri-
bassey gardens, in the heart of the
city. A mob marched there from
the Preobjtaj jenski street quay. The
wounded weretaken o the municipal
hospital. The crowds participating
in the riots are composed of the
very toughest element in the city.
People are blaming the authority
for disbanding and disarming
the police
Fighting also took place in the
outskirts of the town. The mob,
melted by the police, attacked the
Jews and hundreds were killed and
wounded. Authorities are reticent
concerning the riots. A huge crowd
marched through the city today.
A semi-of6cial report states that 81
were killed and 80 wounded this
| morning.
Throughout the night indiscrim-
mate shooting took place, bands of
roughs parading many quarters,
looting and pillaging. The police
and military are indignant at the
emperor's manifesto and are secret
ly aiding diso-derly elements in Or
der to give an excuse for violence.
Last night so policemen and large
number of Cossacks disguised as
workmen raided q number of shops
in Jewish quarter, resulting in the
death of many people.
The funeral of the students kill
ed In the recent disturbances took
place today. An immense crowd
participated in the ceremonies and
the bodies were buried with extra
ordinary marks of honor.
Strike leaders are Issuing procla-
nations calling upon the people to
remain firm until amnesty and uni
versal suffrage have been absolute.
ly secured. The people are warned
not to place the least faith in the
government promises. Scenes Of
disorder in the capital this morning
were ended this afternoon when q
driving sleet storm began, which is
doing more to keep order than all
the soldiers. A reign of terror ex'
lists at Odessa aud at Moscow, and
many people have been ruthlessly
shot down by the troops in both
cities as we'll as at Helsingfors.
| Many fatalities are reported from
collisions In various parts of St
Petersburg last night, though no Sc.
rious rioting, This morning after
a conference with commanding gen
erals, General Trepof issued 9
proclamation concluding with The
following:
II request the population te
maintain order and give warning
that all attempts to disturb order
will be suppressed with the mos
peremptory and categorical meas
lures"
| Although the people are loud ir
their clamor for Trepof's resigna.
ton there is no indication that be
has stepped out or is likely to.
| Last evening while the people
were celebrating the achievments o
liberty troops fred through mis-
understanding three volleys into
the crowds causing 50 casualties
The maddened crowd started a pro
cession headed by woman carry.
ing in her arms the body of baby
killed by the shots.
| 1t is feared that the strike viii
continue for some time and
will be eventually followed by re-
course to arms.
| Riverton, KY, Nov. 1.-THE
| gang of bandits that has for week:
terrorized small cities in the Ohio
valley on both sides of the river
! blowing many safes and stealing