The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-25

There is no abatement of the popular
anxiety. Nobody Is treasured by tho tenn
porary hull. and many men are sending
their wives and children to Helsingfors,
In Finland, and to other places OF safety.
The presidents and managers of factories
owned by foreigners outside Of the oity
are removing their families.
ARRESTS MADE.
NJ. Hessen. editor OF the Proc. was ar
rested to-day The police have closed the
Workingmens Club.
The police also put under arrest last night
Prof. Kareei, two we'll known writers,
PeschechonoT and Annenski. and Town
Councillors Kedrin and Sohnitnikof
Students have been particularly warned
10y the police to remain at their homeA
All the theatres are closed excelt the I'M
per1al and the Marinsh Nothing is ded-
nitely known OF the situation in the distant
suburbs
The 0feiai Messenger, the mouthpiece OF
the Government. says that the troops
killed 90 persons and wounded 1873 on Sum
day. The official report of the events OF
Monday il as follows
During the day Of Jan % thsre was NJ
collision between riotous crowds and u,
troops The detachments OF solders did
not need to use their arms. tine crowds dis
persing on the appearance NJ the troops.
An attempt was made to attacl; the Cos
tini1vor Market but it was repunad The
workmen in the electric station Joined the
strikers during the day.
In the evening groups ofN nen, taking
advantage Of the darkness began to break
the windows Of shops in different streets.
but order was everywhere quickly re-
stored No one was killed or wounded
on Jan ~
number OF government printers resumed
work this morning
The Sun correspondent learns that the
wages OF the workmen in the Russian Gov
eminent foundres are Married men. 1875
kopecks day unmarried men. rs kopecks.
I A kopeck is hall cent
STRIKES AND RIoIING ELSEWHERE.
I
wilma have struck, No violence has yet
been reported from there
| wilma is a city of 10000 inhabitants, the
capital Of the province Of the same name.
I II is situated near the borders of Poland
and Prussia. 400 miles south OF st. Peters
! burg. II is an important trade centre but
/ has not large number Of factories
/ Moscow. Jan. 2i-The strike here is
spreading rapidly All the employees OF
/ the printing works have walked out and
the works are closed There will be no
! newspapers on sale tomorrow for there
I will be no printers on hand to set their
/ type. Thus far the strikers have behaved
/ very quietly, and there have been no col
lisions between them and the police
The men in the gas works struck to-day
and the works are idle and are guarded by
tro Dps. The same condition OF affairs
prevails at the electric light station All
the gunsmiths' shops we're closed by the
police this morning.
At noon body Of men marched TO Hop
per's factory in order TO compel the men
there to cease work Admittanoe was
denied them, but they forced their way
in and succeeded in stopping operations.
At the same time work stopped in the
whole district adjoining Danielor street.
and the factories closed including those
OF Jaquot, Schustow, Hivarsoysd and
1iohtennan.
The househoders Of the city are arm
ing and preparing to defend their dwell
ings and places Of business, owing to the
threatening attitude the strikers have
assumed.
The municipality has taken d significant
step in rejecting Prince Galitzin Mayor
by vote OF l13 to 10, although aware that
he Is an invalid. II l. the Municipal Coun-
ellis Endorsement OF the protest Prince
Galit2in himself made by resigning when
the Government reprimanded him for allow
Ing the discussion Of reforms and forbade
a repetition of the discussion The cleo
ton requires the sanction OF the imperial
authorties which, in view Of Prince Calf
zin's bold liberalism IL very unlikely to be
accorded.
The city is placnrded with official warn
ings. The entire military hierarchy, with
Grand Duke Sergius at their head are on
the spot The highroads leading 10 the
centre Of the city are barred by strong
military pckets The police hold the
telegraph and telephone wires The
Treasury, State Bank and the residences
Of officials are strongly guarded. Military
patrols are moving everywhere although
they are not acting obtrlsively.
Competent observers do not regard that
the real trouble has yet begun. notwith-
standing the continual growth If the strike
movement.
It is stated this evening that the strikers
number 10000 Parties OF them moving
toward the centre OF the city have been
turned back by troops, though without
bloodshed and there have been no demon
STATIONS Moscow has 20, 900 skilled opera
lives within the city and $1,000 in the out