The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-16
AFRAID OF HIS PEOPLE
Cars Decision Not to Enter
Capital Arousas Russians.
BETWEEN TWO FIRES
Count Witte Firm with Poland and Up
risings Elsewhere, but They
Seem to Grow.

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ODESSA. Nov. 1I.-Ncws has reached
here Of fresh disorders in the small town
Of krivoirog. in the government of Eka-
terauoslav, in which over 100 persons
were killed. The town was sacked and
half burned.
\ cablegram from Kishincf says: Go
lossal distress. Outside of kishineh hun
drcds of villages Of Jews are ruined. IN
the town Of Kalara,ch 800 houses burned
down, 600 families reduced to poverty
100000 roubles loss. Help absolutely
necessary"
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. l4.-Thc
uphcayal III Russia has now reached
Nladvostok and other extreme points OF
the empire. Confirmation has been OBJ
tanned Of the reported uprising at
NladvoStok. Conditions are quite crit
ical. Many persons have been killed.
Count Witte today received indignant
tclegraphic denial from Socialists OF the
charge that the present movement III
Poland is designed to secure separation.
II says they want common freedom.
ST. PETERSRURG. Nov. 1I.-Em-
peror Nicholas and the russian court
VIII not come to st. Petersburg this win
ter. lie has decided to 20 from ictcfiluI
back to YsarkUe Srlo, where lac has beth
living for almost two years with the cA-
ceptIon Of the last few months spent III
pctorhof,
Except on the occasion Of the cerc-
mony Of blessing the waters, last Jan
uary, when the Emperor narrowly IS
capped death, owiuG 10 mysterious
charge of grape being hrcd in the difc'-
tion Of the Imperial party by s"lUtlhS
battery the Emperor has rot St'lPeH
inside the winter palace for over eight
oen months.
Decision Has Bad Effect
His decision not to come 10 the capital
is regarded as unfortunate, not only Tor
it's moral effect. but because it keeps INN
surrounded by court Influences and out OF
close. immediate touch with Count
Wittc. who at the present time should
have daily, almost hourly conferences
with the Emperor Members of his
majesty's encourage have strongly ad-
yisCd against the Emperor being IN St
Petersburg when the national assembly
meets. rs well as on account of the dam
ger of popular disorders mt the capita
this winter, recalling to the Emperor
miud-not without c,Iect-the fatal re-
suit Of Louis XVI. agreeing TO leave
Versailles aud place himself at the
mercy Of the populace Of Paris in 1889.
Poles Get Little Assistance
The Polish delegation here is working
hard to secure the cooperation of the
Liberals. Social Democrats and work
mems organizations in another general
political strike in aid of the Poles bat
tie for autonomy, but thus far while
they have met with much sympathy no
I. Il.
auCr. Count Wittc, whom the deputa-
ton saw, was extremely firm, declaring
cmphatically that the government would
dc nothing for Poland under compusion
and that martial law could not he abol-
ished until the scparatist movement
ceases.
The premier declared that the most
the Poles could expect in addition to the
rights granted under the reform mani
festu was a separate general 2emstyo
for Poland and municipal self-goyern-
mruf.
The Polish delegates say that over
1000 Polish prisoners are languishing in
the jaiIs of Warsaw.
Denounces Martial Law.
Tho radical press today is not sparinC
in this Pronunciation Of the g0vernmCnt
action in putting all Poland under mar
tiul law. declaring that il is q plain VIC,
lati0u of the reform manifesto, but it is
evident that the government has recoy-
crod it's nerve and is determined to use
severe measures if necessary to restore
order. The agitation throughout the
country at tho exceptional powers con
icrrod on the aides de camp of the En-
pcrur, who will he dispatched to the
central provinces, where agrarian dis.
orders are spreading, is proof of this.
At the same time half dozen govern.