Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-02
BLOODY RIOTS
FAIL TO END
Although St. Petersburg is Quiet
Panic Reigns in Other
Cities
C0SSACKS KILL MANY
murderouS Encounters Between Troops
and People Take Place at Warsaw
and Odessa.

st. Petersburg, Nov. Prospects
Tor the country quieting down for the
present at least, are much brighter.
While revolutionary spirit is abroad,
the masses of the reds seem to realize
that they have reached the end and
they are afraid to push the matter to
a point of failure.
The Social Democrats and strike
leaders, realizing that they will soon
be in the minority have declared the
strike off beginning tomorrow. Trains
are already running on many lines and
the backbone of the strike is broken.
Manifesto Disappointment.
The imperial decree creating cabi-
net ministers under the imperial man
ifesto, granting constitution to
Russia, was gazetted this morning and
has already aroused criticism, as the
machinery is extremely complicated
and smacks of the old fashioned
DuIeduCIdIlC TeSlule.
The relations of the cabinet to the
council Of the empire or upper cham
ber, and the imperial douma or popu-
lar chamber, are not clear, because
the powers of these bodies are yet to
be defined. Two features are espe-
cially unsatisfactory. While the cabi-
net has no authority to decide the
matter within the competency of the
legislative bodies, no measure of "gen-
eral importance" can be introduced in
the chamber without the sanction of
the cabinet.
Riots Still On.
Warsaw, Nov. 2.-The infantry fired
on crowd of demonstrators at 3
o'clock this afternoon. Two persons
were killed and seven wounded. Many
fights took place in various parts of
the city. The Socialists are attacking
patriotic professions.
Restaurants were closed at noon and
traffic was stopped. Despite the gov
ernor's proclamation, immense patri-
otic professions gathered in various
parts of the city during the afternoon
and paraded the streets, headed by
Greek Catholic priests, carrying cross
es and church and national flags. The
professions converged towards the
monument to the Polish poet, Mickie-
wicz, where patriotic speeches aroused
enthusiasm.
Thirty Were Killed
1t now appears that thirty persons
were killed and over hundred wound
ed during the conflicts here last night.
Instead of the expected abolition OF
martial law today, the military gov
ernor had the walls covered with proc
lamations, announcing that in conse-
quence of yesterdays disturbances
crowds assembling in the streets will
be dispersed by force of arms.
The Social Democrats this after
noon issued a proclamation calling for
a revolution. Polish flags were dis
played from many balconies and a
mass meeting was held. A deputation
of prominent citizens visited the gov
ernor general to protest against yes
terdays massacre in front of the city
hall, bcseeching him to withdraw the
military in order to avoid more blood
shed.
The governor promised that soldiers
would not be allowed to use their
weapons unless attacked. The strike
committee of the Vistula railroad has
received telegram from st. Peters
burg saying: "The first victory has
been gained, hold out"
Anarchy at Odessa.
Odessa, Nov. 2.-Anarchy is ram
pant here. Killing and plundering by
hundreds of "Loyalists" with whom
the police are fraternizing, marching
through the principal streets bearing
national flags, portraits OF the Emper-
or; singing national hymns and smash
ing everything in their way ana loot'
ing shops and houses.
The hospital wagons passed through
streets necessarily, carrying on the
killed and wounded
Troops wreaked terrible vengeance
on the residents of three houses IRON
the balconies of which shots had been
fired upon the troops by unknown per-
sons. The soldiers stormed the houses
and with unheard of barbarity
massacred all the inmates.
City Dismal Sight.
It is persistently asserted that the
persons who fired on the troops were
disguised policemen, who purposely
provoked the soldiers. The city is q
dismal sight. The streets are filled
with Cossacks and flying detachments
of the Red Cross which follow the
bands of murderous rioters.
Anti-JeWish Riots.
Orel, Nov. 2.-Jewish riots have
broken out here. The shops have
been looted and many people killed
or injured.