The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-07
eATTLEsAlPs IN BLACK SEA FLEET.

Name. Launched. meut. Mon.
J Rosislav 1886 $3.50 GA
Tria acknowledgements 1875 So
georgetr obiedonosetz.1se2 1870 500
Dvenadsat Apostolofr 1870 $50
S Sl%2ss ii:::::::5ss = 5 5$.s IS s. 81:
Tchcsnle ..............lSSI lo,s3o so
En.az Po-temkine....,l%o l2'f@
London. July IA dispatch to the
Daily Mai from odessa asserts ina
the Kniaz Potemkine has not suffeh-
dered. The dispatch says:
1T was reported by the ~authorlties
that the Kniaz Polemkine had surreil-
dered Internationally, but it is now
confirmed that she was joined by the
battleship Georgi Poboedonoset, whose
officers were made prisoners. Both YES
sells are anchored in the roads ana are
using s~earchlights vigorously as II eA-
pecting AN attack from the squaufoii'
which is about fifteen miles distant.
.,rhe commander of the troops has re-
,eiyed a telegram from the government
ordering him to sink the :epel siiPs
without regard to II possible bonApafa-
lnent. -.
II have information regarding th,s
second mutiny on absolutely reliable
authority W. :.
The dispatch to the Daily Mail IS
timed 1855 o'clock his morning. put
nothing was received up to . TINS morn
ing confirming it. None OF lne olnSt
special dispatches from odessa pub
!lisbed this morning is timed later thah
G o'clock last evening
ST. Petersburg, July tn ebattie7
ship ~Pot@mkine, according TO oliclal
adNices received from the governor OF
the province in which Odessa is stu
ated left odessa early this morning
for an unknown destination. The oillclal
version of the affair puts am entirely
new light on it. 1t is claimed me
mutinv on the Potemkine was the re-
sult OF a plot concocted by twenty sail
ors h We're members OF a reNoluliol-
airy organization. Complains against
bad food We're a preteNt.
London, June 30.-A dispatch from
Odessa today says:
since midnight. the Russian battle
ship Eniaz Potemkine has established
a blockade of that port in regard to all
steamers living the Russian flag. Not
one has been allowed to enter or de-
part
Up to the present time nine shlps
have been burned.
ABOUT as BAD dS Soo'o w
Washington, June 30.-A dispatch re-
ceived at the state department over
night from Consul Henan at odessa
a v in substance:
six officers of the Potemlline We're
killed. eight liberated and the remand
81 We're made prisoners. The harpor mas
been largely destroyed by fire. Fifty
rioters were killed and many Russian
steamers burned. The boat is firing on
the town. No signs of the fleet yet
A cablegram received from Ambassa-
dor Meyer at St. Petersburg avs
Information from odessa is that 5Ol
rioters have been killed and the harbol
largely destroyed by fire. The battle
ship is firing on the town. The fleet
has not arrived
Attacked by a Mob of $4,000.
Berlin, june 3o.-An Odessa dispatch
says:
"Mobs, estimated at 1900. attacked
troops in the streets yesterday. Fight
ing continued into the night. Sevcra
wounded. The hospitals are crowded
Petroleum reservoirs We're set ON fire
and exploded. All traffic in tho streets
is stopped. The volunteer cruiser sara.
toff was burned"
paris. June 30.-Onicial advices from
Odessa say three WarShips of the Blacl
sea fleet have arrived there. Compare.
tive calm has been restored within thc
city, hut disorder continues in the har
Dor section.
City is Quiet Again.
London. June 30.-A dispatch from
Odessa to Lloyds, dated today, says the
city is quiet. A telegram sent from
Odessa at 10 o'clock his morning, to :
ship owner say the bombardmen
which commenced yesterday morning
was not serious, but n renewal wa
threatened this morning.
Story of the Mutiry.
When complaint was made to tn,
captain Of the battleship he caused tn.
~bluejackets to be drawn upon the deck.
and asked those who We're satisfied tc
step u 1t was seen they We're in /;
majority. Whereupon the minority
headed by revolutionists. who are sale
to have included foreign anarchists
seized guns and turned them on tlleil
comrades. a bloody scene followed.
Nine officers and many men were
killed or jumped overheard. The mutt
neers, after placing the remaining of
fcerS in irons. took charge of the war
ship. Commander Golikoff was amon.
the killed.
A red flag was hoisted when tn,
kniaZ Potemkine appeared off Odessa
When the body of Omiltchuk, the man
who was shot by the commander of tn.
Warship, according to previous reports
was taken ashore for burial it was sur
rOunded by crowds of students and rev
olutionists, many of whom We're Jews
Intlammatory speeches We're made AM
subsequently some revolutionists wen
on board the ship and assured the soil
ors of the army's sympathy and readi
ness to cooperate with them.
The sailors then turned their atten
ton to the ships in the harbor and to
portion Of the city along the waite,
front, which was soon on fire in man,
places.
: Public Kept in Ignorance.
ST. Petersburg, June 30.-Newspaper
are not allowed to print dispatches re
garding the revolt of sailors, but severa
Of them IL a fashion hav,
, succeeded in limiting at startling devel
opr,eorS considerable DarrouSpac