Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-02
ATTACKS ON JEWS INCESSANT
thirty Persons Killed and Over Hun.
bred Wounded ia Coat CTS at
Warsaw
FIRE ON THE DEMONSTRATIONS
Restaurants Closed aud TraGic Stop.
ped-SocIaIsts Attacking patrt
otto PROFESSIONS.

odessa, Nov 2,--Anarchy is rampant
here Killing and plunderng by the
bands formed Of hundreds Of "loyalists'
continued this morning Attacks on the
Jews are ncessant The night was
made hideous, bodies Of "loyalists, %
with whom the police are fraternizlng
marching through the principal streets
bearing national nags, portraits Of the
emperor and ikons singing the national
hymn smashing everything in their
way and footing shops and houses. Hos
pital wagons passed through the streets
incessantly, carrying off the killed.
wounded and mutilated. The poput-
ton is panic-stricken.
TROOPS WREAK VENGEANCE.
Odessa, Nov. 2. p m,-The troops
wreaked terrible vengeance on the
residents Of three houses from bal
comics Of which shots had been fired at
the soldiers by unknown persons The
soldiers stormed the houses and with
unheard Of barbarity, massacred ali
the inhabitants
It is persistently asserted that the
persons who fired on the troops were
disguised policemen who purposely
provoked the troops
The city is a dismal sight. The
streets are filled with Cossack patrols
and flying detachments Of the Red
Cross, which follow the bands Of MUIR
derous rioters. The firing has been
uninterrupted the whole day and still
continues as this dispatch is filed.
Many hundreds have been killed or
wounded.
The Cossacks eagerly attack the
student militia which is courageously
trying TO stem the bands who are mas
sacrelng and pillaeing principally IN
the Jewish quarter. The looters OPEN
ly divide the goods the Cossacks IN
many eases participating in the pro-
ceeds Of the robberles
The rector Of the university has sent
telegram to Count Wltte implorine
him Immediately to dismiss Coy. Rein
hardt, who Is held responsible for the
outbreak as otherwise catastrophe Is
unavoidable, Count Whites answer
has not yet ben received.
The city is in dreadful state of
panic, Even the telegraph Offices We're
closed most Of the day for the first
time since they opened.
THIRTY PERSONS KILLED,
Warsaw. Russian Poland, Nov. :,
noon-lt now appears that 30 persons
We're Killed and over a hundred We're
wounded during conflicts here last
night
Instead Of the expected abolition of
martial law today the military COVER
nor had the walls covered with proc
iamatons announcing that IN conse-
duence of yesterdays disturbances
crowds assembling I'm the streets viii
Joe dispersed by force Of arms.
DEMONSTRATORS FIRED ON.
Warsaw. Russian Poland, NOV. a.
infantry fred on a crowd Of demon
ttrators at Q o'clock this afternoon, Two
persons were killed and seven were
wounded
Many fights took place In various
parts Of the city. The Socialists are
attacking the patriotic professions,
RESTAURANTS CLOSED.
Warsaw Nov 2,-The restaurants
We're closed At noon and traffic was
stopped
Despite the governors proclamation |
immense patriotic professions gathered |
I'D various parts of the city during the |
afternoon and paraded the streets, head T
cd by Catholic priests carrying crosses /
ana church and national flags The pro- |
''sslons converged towards the monu- |
mont to the Polish poet Mickiewcz |
Nh're patriotic speeches aroused en-
thuslasm.
COMMUNICATION SEVERED.
Copenhagen, Nov. 2-Telegraphlc |
communication between Fredericton, |
denmark, and st Petersburg, by way |
of Finland has been severed by the
strikers The service from Fredercku |
IN idbau ana thence to ST PETERSBURG
is working
no RAILWAY SERVICE,
Berlin, Nov 2-The railway service
WIN ~. Petersburg has not yet been
restored and II is not known when
Tavel hy rail will be- possible. In the
meantime the Russian mails continue To
30 by steamer The Hamburg-Amen-
can line steamer Thessala sailed from
p Nlnemunde last night with a dispatch
9's FOR the German embassy at 81.
petersburg and feW passengers. Thu
company sent the steamer at the re-
N.'' VI tue RUSSIAN government MADE
,,'iorc the PRONUNCIATION OF the mani
'es'o granting a constitution TO Russia
GEN, KLEIGELs' REMOVAL
st. Petersburg Nov. 2--Gen Klei-
Is, governor general Of Kieff. has
.een removed from his post He re-
..llNs MS position as aide de camp To
Ile emperor. Gen Soukhomlmoff, conf
IlHndant Of the Kien military district
succeeds Gen. Klegels as governor
RIOTERS HOLD TOWN
Hoston on Don, Russia. Nov o.
! ne whole town today is ln the hands
y rioters who are plundtring By whole
,,esle Firing Is frequent In the streets.
Many persons have been killed or In.
lured' wounded people are being TAX
.n 70 the hospital every moment The |
clergy left the churches In attempts
70 pacify the rioters. but their efforts
have been futile
ANII-GOVERNMENT DEMONsTRA-
TONS
Radon Russia, Nov 2.-The anti
sVFsrnment demonstrations yesterday