The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-01-26

The Official Messenger announced.
hat up to eight o'clock Sunday night
the total KILLED was 76; wounded, 233.
Aged General Killed. ss:a4,
Among the authenticated horrors OF
Sunday is the case of an aged general
whose sledge was stopped by the infuri-
ated people as he was driving in the
direction of the troops.
Are you going to order them to fire
on us?" yelled the crowd.
The general ordered his coachman to~
drive on, when he was instantly struck
on the head by a w~ell-dressed individual
in a sable fur coat. The general was then
thrown out of the sledse, beaten and
trampled to death.
Moscow, Jan. 24.-Employes OF the
Bromley metal works to the number Of
l 900 met at 2:30 o'clock Monday after
loon and declared that they were
able to continue at work because their
st. Petersburg comrades had asked
them to strike. They Immediately left
the works, formed a procession,
marched through the streets and
begged their fellow workmen in all in
dustrial establishments to join the
movement. A majority of those who
we're thus requested to quit work COM
piled. Afterwards the strikers visited
the Sytin printing works. the largest
establishment of the kind in Moscow
and belonging to the millionaire pub
Usher, Sytin, and induced the men m
ployed there to strike. The works
closed at five p. m. u
The Public Warned. 6
London, Jan. IA dispatch from
Moscow to Reuters Telegram company
says: The deputy project has issued
\ proclamation warning the public, in
view of the strike, to avoid assem-
blages and professions; otherwise the
same severe measures will be adopted
as at St. Petersburg. ~
Admiralty Works Burned.
Sevastopol, Jan. 24.-The vast ad-
miralty works, located in this city.
we're partially burned on Monday. The
IRE broke III Immediately after the
second signal for beginning work was
given, at seven a. m. The flames burst
simultaneously from different parts Of
NNS wa 49, IN 1C "AO1C pullQluH WdS
so quickly involved that men in the
modelling department barely escaped by
jumping out Of the windows. Energetic
measures prevented the flames extend
ing to the docks. The fire was under
control at 1870 p. m. The cause of the
fire is unknown.
Placed Under Arrest.
st. Petersburg, Jan. 24.-Dayidoff-
ne captain, and Kurzeff, the senior
officer of the battery from which the
loaded shell was fired on January 19.
striking the imperial pavilion and 9TH
er buildings, have been arrested.
Will Defy Censorship.
st. Petersburg, Jan. 24.-The editors
of four newspapers, the Russ, the Vie
domosti, the Novosti, and the Crash
DAMN, declare their intention, as soc
as the printers return to work and they
are able to resume publication, openly
TO defy the censorship in the matter OF
strike news and Sundays affair. They
drew up a letter to the censor Mondav
saying they felt the gravity Of the stu
alton demanded that they print the facts
without minimizing o. CLOSING them
over. The Noyoe Vremya and other pa
pers, however, refused to join, and the
letter was not sent, but the editors of the,
Q u papers named agreed to adopt the.
course indicated.
II Is reported thai a number Of mills
and factories will start up to-day. some
OF the industrial managers believe that
the worst is over here.
Father Gopon's message to his follow
ers Monday night was:
the car does not exist. No longer
for liberty"