Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-11-13

| try where they are. killing and robbln2
ana setting fire to Jewish homes.
"The reactionary officials do not for
| give the Jews for their leadership in
the reform movement. !. They encour-
age the robbers to disobey orders from
st. Petersburg. Count WHITE and Gen
eral Trepoff are powerless. The per-
secuted and starving Jews who brought
! liberty to Russia are now receiving
their reward"
| Finnish Conditions Unsettled.
| Conditions in Finland are not yet
settled. The Firms refuse to allow
| the placing of a Russian garrison in
their territory. arguing that it would
enable .tfre, car to take back the con
cessions he has made Russians in
sist-that a garrison must be kept there,
as otherwise st. Petersburg would be
unprotected and Finland's vassalship
would be useless,
The Finnish military party urges
war, if necessary. They contend that
the. excellently -armed:afld drilled Firms
should profit. by autonomy to collect
their forces and declare their independ-
ence, arguing that Finland would be
joined by the. .neighboring races or
Esthonia, Livonia and. ,Lithuania, that
are of common parentage with them.
These enthusiasts think. too, that
other Russian borderlands, like Polsn
and the Caucasus, would initiate the
Films and -slso demand autonomy
Gar Warned Of Louis Fate.
At Petethof Count White is believed
| to be losing ground.s IA chief Of the OPP
position, Peterhof cohrtiGr and form
err minister Of the interior, said*'. l.
have told the car that Whites policy.
will inevitably lead him to the fate
that overlook Louis XVI. of France.
am not against reform, burt am
against yielding reforms while the rab-
BILE bowls, thus whetting it's appetite
for blood. The country had begun no
quiet down and business was revivingf
but Count Whites return to power and
his equivocal behavior has disturbed
everything. The economic strike has
become a political strike. Lacking re
sources, it would have collapsed but
Whites hurried PRONUNCIATION of the
cars manifesto, encouraging,the revo
lutions to demand more, diShSaftenef r.
the patriots, who saw the reds tTluifph-
ing and upset the governments in 81
IBERIA, Finland, the Caucasus and even
at Odessa and Kharkov. Hence, civil
war and the massacre of the>Jews. =
Rebels in Army and Navy.
4Now there are revolutidtfists inathe
army and navy and among the. peas
antry and the. result mdst.be mutiny
and agrarian oUtrages:a Therefore I!
| have advised the car to for1fa.a strong
conservative government, to POSTPONE
reforms and reestablish orfer~with no
fear of strikes or a revo!utttftotdH:; because
the movement is now without the, help
of the Jews, who have had 'their les;
sons, and of the Films. <ei+e -,
'sF6aring defeat in the elections, the,
self-appointed Moscow ZemstVo - con-
gress will demand that it be.strans:.
formed INTO "a. constituent. ASSEMBLY,
thus giving it legal: power to-'depose:
the dynasty yCount,. .Witte, insFea dot
being" indignant, is fraternizing' with
these people and has invited Them ito
st. Petersburg. Meanwhile ha.perfnits
the revolutionists to continne their
wretched, incoherent, Utopian' spropa-
ganda" .s'., -
Many Wounded in Hospitals.
Cronstadt,. Nov. 10-During !, the
rioting Wednesday night machine
guns were employed against the mu-
tinous sailors who had been joined by
battalion. of artillerymen from the,
fortress and which raised the total
number of mutineers to 5000. Tt is
difficult to ascertain the sum of the
casualties, but the Officers place the
figures at'2OO. . Many. wounded per-
sons are in hospitals. Roughs joined
in the pillage, but the workmen did,
not participate. ip it. Many workmen
and civilian population have .eeitffer
fed or are trying. to- flee from the
city, and the ..:dooSSks are piled. high
with baggage and sh9usehold effects.
At this hour the. city is full. of rein
forcements from. St Petersburg and
others are ARRIVING. Order was re-
stored and: there was NO renewal OF
the trouble during the evening. Fires
are still glowing in the market and
other groups'.' OF buildings. Stores
and houses are boarded. up, and the
troops are patrolling the streets.
Searchlights from. warships and
torpedoboat sssinsthe. Aarbor are flash
ing across the watefs.,ial order to aid
launches in their search .f6r individ-
ua1 mutineers who are, trying to es-
cape to the mainland.by boat. Though
the, majority Of. the mutineers has
SURRENDERED, SEVERAL huadred are still
holding out in the eastern section" of
the town. They have thrown up
their barricades. but are surrounded
and machine. guns are posted at all
streets LEADING "a ..fhair .stron oho1d IF