Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-09
PARTIAL SUPPRESSION OF DIS
ORDERS IN WARsAW-sTRIkE
ENDED ELSEWHERE.
WAS WORK OF TERR0RISTS
THE DISCHARGE OF GRAPE FROM
SAlUTING GUN WAS DE.
LiBERATE PLOT.

There has been partial suppress.
sion of disorder in Warsaw and traffic
has been restored so far as to permit
of the arrival of some supplies of food.
Murderous attacks on individual SOL
diers, however, are reported to be
more frequent. In other industrial
centers, including Moscow and St.
Petersburg, the strike is practically
at an end. Grand Duke Vladimir, in
the course of an interview with the
Associated Press, intimated that the
people of Russia would soon be given
a measure of representative govern
ment, although he declared that any
thing like general suffrage was not to
be considered. The committee of min
listers discussing the proposed reforms
have published report for the pur-
pose of showing the people that the
plans outlined in the imperial decree
of Dec. rs are being carefully consid-
cred. An unconfirmed report is in cir
culation that it has been officially as
certained that the discharge of grape
from saluting gun before the cere-
mOny of the blessing of waters on Jan.
10, and which imperilled the lives of
the emperor and his family, was the
deliberate work of terrorists, their
tool being a private soldier of the sa-
luting battery.
PiIIaged Right and Left.
ST. Petersburg, Feb. 2.-The official
report of the disturbances at Warsaw
shows that they were chiefly Of the
character of bread riots and not the
evidence of a political movement.
The rioters pillaged right and left to
get food and drink and there erected
barricades and fired upon soldiers.
The disturbances are now quelled.
Sundays Casualties.
An official statement just issued
gives the casualties in the collision be-
tween the strikers and troops on Jan.
% as &c killed and 1888 wounded. Of
the latter 80 have died.
General Strike in Poland.
Breslau, Feb. 2. - Information re-
ceiyed here from Russian merchants
shows that a general strike is expect
ed in the industrial towns OF Russian
Poland. Shippers in Sosnowitz have
sent out circulars warning against
sending goods to Warsaw or Lodz.
A press dispatch from Lodz, the
greatest manufacturing center OF
Western Russia, says the town looks
like a besieged fortress. Soldiers in
attachments of fifty are patrolling the
streets to preserve order All the
stores are closed and their windows
boarded up. Hundreds Of people are
waiting before the bakeries for bread
Lakes Of Blood on Streets.
London, Feb. 2.-The Times prints
extracts from letters of Russian wo
man at ST. Petersburg to an Englisf
friend detailing the events of Jan. %
The writer confirms the worst reports
received of the massacre. She adds
that in the Vassili Ostroff district
where the rioting was the worst, can
mons were fred throughout the even
ing, the guns being charged witt
shrapnel.
The slaughter on the Novesky Pros
pekt was so terrible that the next da!
whole lakes of blood still were to bt
seen in the snow. She saw hundred:
of wounded carried away The hospi
tails were so full Of wounded that the!
were laid on mattresses in the CORR
doris.
She saw lot of wounded soldiers
also, and wounded horses, which wer'
led away riderless.