The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-06
For Freedom in Russia Has
Merely Begun and People
are to re Armed for
Final Struggle
SUNDAY A QUIET DAY
I'M ST. TERSBURG--BiG DEMON
STRATION HAD BEEN PLAN
NED BUT WAS STOPPED
BY IRON HAND OF
TREPOFF.

st. Petersburg, Nov Sunday
happily passed in St Petersburg with
out disorders or blo0dshed Social
democrats and revolution SITS bad plan
ned mammoth demonstration in
connection with the funerals Of those
killed in last weeks riots
1t was intended to form a gigantic
procession representing the various
industrial organizations in the suburbs
and flying red flags, and to bear the
bod es of the martyrs in state
through the center OF the city. These
professions were 70 unite at kazan
cathedral where the passions OF the
crowd might be fired by revolutionary
orators.
Late last night however when 1t be-
came known that General Trepoff
would not not pelmit a big demon,
strat,on threatening disorder, and
that the mayor had issued a procla-
nation saying the streets were no
place for airing political grievances
the socialist leaders called off the
plans, declaring that they feared
this demonstration of the people was
marked for slaughter for which they
were NOT prepared at present The
people will give battle when ready
| moi when Trepoff wants ii.
Accordingly the funerals were held
| in private and the wCrkmen attended
lthe memorial services in the various
mills. Although the demonstration
was formally abandoned, tens of thous
ands of spectators flocked to th'
4 Mepsl4y Prospect. Tho broad thof
oughfare in front of the Kazai
cathedral was blockeh by a grea
crowd OF people, but there was ~
attemptat disorders and no occasion
for the use of the squadrons of hus
sars, Cossacks and cuirassiers held II
reserve in the side streets.
The revolutionary leaders here an
ticipate a period of comparative que
and speak of the great strike smpi'
as a "maneuyer" which forced the au
;ocracy to make concessions.
1--WE have not any intention of end
ing the fight now" said one of then
today but will organize and arm th
peoplefor the final struggle. We eN
pect nothing from the Bureaucracy
and only by a popular uprising cal
we achieve our aim, which is cor
Istituent assembly"
While the news received from tn
provinces indicates that somelhln
like normal conditions are being rt
stored in many regions, the situatio
continues grave in the Baltic province
the Caucases. Odessa and other place
In the south where the outrages ger
orally have taken an anti-J2wts
nature.
Thomas r. Hecnan, the America
consul ar Odessa has sent telegraI
to the American embassy saying tina
since Tuesday the bloody attacks o
the Jews have cont nued, and that b
estimates the number killed In th
thou ands. The artillery. he says ha
has been employed 70 suppress tn
rioting and that the Jews have fire
from windows upon the troops in th
streets. Fortunately, he adds. TIN
far American interests are unaffected
Fatal encounters between the SO
d'ers and populace, and anil-Jewis
excesses are reported from man
places in the ppvincN. YesteSda
+. and today at Krcmenchug twenty W
, sons were killed and eighty tnjure
At Kuiais military train wa
wrecked and nine soldiers were kiile
After the collision the revolution
larias opened rife fire on the train an
C he troops replied in kind. Sever
were killed or injured ON both sides
At Berdicheff several persons wel
killed or injured and at NJ ni
b. serious rioting arose through u
troops preventing a meeting Of 81
zens. Ths troops ircd volleys In
4 the crowds and there was intern
d tent firing for a long iimc a hundr'
y killed and 600 wounded