The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-03
Penetrated Russians Lines
Over 200 Miles
MORE INTERNAL TROUBLE
Troops Fired on Jewish Socialists
al Warsaw Killing
Two

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dispatches say that from many places
throughout Russia. Including Tvcr 30.
rlsson and Slsrin. reports come in NJ
employees OF warehouses and shops
again threatening 10 strike. demanding
shorter hours aud more wages There
has been general strike of shop a-.
sisiants at Samani and lrmtsk
According Ia the Ku-sky Sloyo. siX-
~ workmen ln q factory at Lodz have
met death by poison. and twenty eight
are 10 critical condition. 10 is sup
posed that strikers are responsible Tor
the affair.
commission has been appointed 20
examine claims Tor compensation grow.
ing ont Of the sinking Of the British
steamer Illpsang
Dispatches from General Kuroh's ar
my In the field say TINT two dench
ments Of Japanese cavalry have rr-
turned 90 the army after the most cx.
tensive and dangerous scouting exploit
Of the war The dctachmcnts were
sent north early loo Jnnuary under the
leadership ~ Colonel Nagmma and
Major Sasegawn. and numbered loo 400
300 men. only 200 mon returned.
They explored ihe Russian positions
west of Mukdon. They encountered
and eluded many forces OF Russian
cavalry and penetrated General Mist
chenkos lines. Then going north
ward they crossed the railroad cutting
the road and the telegraph line during
the battle. Afterward they visited Kir.
in and explored that place and finally
returned 10 the army north Of Kalyuan.
Japanese scouts have advanced TO.
ward llailung and colllded with 300
* the enemy's cavalry az Shauclengtzu.
thirty miles southwest Of SELLING. The |
enemy. 4,0ii men strong. retreatcd to
Iiailung Large stores of cereals were |
found at various points between Ylnge- |
cheng and Shauciengtzu Yingecheng |
Is thirty-hve miles north OF Hieng |
cheng.
At Warsaw a serious conflict oc-
Cured NJ 1880 O'Clock last night In
Dzika street. where a Jewish Socialist
society known as the Bund had organ
zed a demonstration The troops
which came to disperse the gathering
fired into the crowd killing two per-
sons and wOunding seven others
When Governor General Maxine
ritch arrived at Warsaw ten days ago
o assume his official duties he ordered
hat the Cossack detachment awaiting
lin at the station be retired. saying
re did not want an escort. Driving
through the city later, however the
governor generals carriage was sur
ounded 10y twenty Cossacks.
The editors of the Polish newspa-
'ers here were summoned to the cas-
lie. Governor General Maxmovitch
ecelved each of them separately in
he most friendly manner and talked
With them on various subjects freely.
specially on the question Of the cen
orship He invited them to come to
i'm in case Of any difficulty.
Reports from Hardin state that the
apanese are leaving before the Rus
AN front only screen capable. with
ie help of the Mukden and Tie pass
and garrsons. OF holding
check General Linevitch and are
'ansferring the bulk Of their five ar +
lies to Vladivostok and by means of
wide movement through Mongolia
} Tsitsihar. Considering the great
stances involved. the plan appears
10 bold and almost impracticable, but
lpanese intoxication from continued
lccess bold initiative and determined n
must be taken into ac-
unit. V
The situation affords an opportunity I,
r Russian cavalry. which thus far c
Is played an insignificant role. to dis :
1guish itself by penetrating the Jap
lese lines and learning their strength.
General Linevtch has ordered the re- u
mptlon Of drills, keeping the soldiers "
cupied in the day time and music s.
the bivouacs at night An ener- il
tic regime is being instituted. The u
ldiers are much attached to the new m
mander on account Of his simple
ldiery style of living.