The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-28
[R. W. BLISS
IS MOBBED
American Secretary Attacked
By Russians.
THE POLICE RESCUE HIM
Ambassador Eddy Send, Note Of
Prttsa-Ssva,ispooI Mutt.
nsen Hold Out
THE POLICE RESCUE HIM

tlHi~si hrFv after lhnv rl"nihs vars
tian Ia Pare. nae ihe Niriim ~ an
outrage b. roNdirs Ia ois u tie snusl
fsshisnai,i- slfs-is VI ihv capital aud
es,ai--i i.ring lsairn ~ d-aih "~ins
10 il- timely arrival ~ ihr polirr.
Nlr niiss gas riuFnlnE 10 The sin'
lassy GA f,.oi froln the yarhi club
Nh~fr be- had i-s-n dlning un III"
Ilor- uusni l-sni-,ari. opposite ils
barracks Of tie Chsvalisf guard. li's
SECRETARY Nas snidenly srt ul,sn -
iWv m.n Aho spfanE oui u The dafA
n-.s of the ir-v.. Me-. hliss knsrk"si
dawn one of his assailanis. but VAS
.riI-i by sympaihlssfs ~iih the ros'
di.s. who had u--n attrari-d Ia The
sl.ol 10 the dislnfhancr. aud b. was
getting the worst 81 Il WHEN three -
llo~mcn aud . hons- porter catn- 10
bic rcseu. aud fought "a an'i sris-'i his
tssailauls.
III. rapidly gathering crowd. how
ever. which sided against the pollcr.
rushed AZ the ofii-rfs aud r-scu-i ID.
prisoners The police managed 10 stand
on the crowd aud coV-r ~. r-ir-ai of
Mr. Bliss. Who Was badly cut aboui the
face. but not seriously injured. 4 Do
lic- captain visited a.. embassy aud
apolaglE~i for ID. attack on Secretary
bliss. but h- warned the ni.miers of
a.. embassy that the sir-;s were very
1nsaf-. especially ID. boulevard. which
~ the rendezvous ~ rowdi-s aud soi.
ii-ru aud sailors in civilian clothes.
III. rapiain advised the meinlrrs 80
he Embassy g. go armed IN future and
oi 90 V-niur- out mor- than j. abso-
.'.iy ne---sary.
charge d'Anair-s E,ldy has sent "a
Aoi- to Count i.amsdorfi. the foreign
minister. calling his attention e. th"
assault on Mr.. Hiss. hut making no
| demands
III. latest news from S-vasiopol l.
io the effect that many of the vessels
aud crews Of the Black sea fs-'t have
Joined the muiip-rs
Governor General kaulbars. az otl.s-
~. has received III. following dispatch
from Vice Admiral Cbouknin. cum.
mnndinr ih.. Black sen fleet:
THE muiip-erS left IA. knlnz Po-
/ teInkin.. aud the vessel j. now IN my
hands. Tie sailors. together with III.
soldiers OF the Brcst regiment. who
mutinie-l have shut themselves IN the
fazaren barracks with some guns.
When fresh troops arrive ! shall at
tack. though fear the artillerym.n
may Join the mutnerrs.
"A very serious state Of affairs pre-.
walls. Several officers have bs-n Kill.
ed
NAM kilograms sent To SevnstOpol
remain unanswered. aud the indica-
tlons are that the mutlnecrs are still
resisting.
The council Of the ~. Petersburg
Workmens union has sent the follow
ing to the muiincers:
"IIeartiest greeting Ia the sailors and
soldiers who have decided To follow the
glorious example of the crew of the
| KniaZ Potemkine in declaring them
selves fighters for liberty In fraternsi
union with the workmen OF 81. Peters
burg
A telegram from Odessa says there
Is a rumor there that the mutlneers Of
the Black sea fleet intend TO take pos
session OF Odessa.
The military authorities ut Sevastopol
have notified the government that iso-
lati0p and exhaustion OF the mutneers
Is the only means they have of coping
with the revolt They say II would be
unsafe to employ troops hitherto loyal
against the mutineers.
The president and all the principal
members of the congress OF peasants
at Moscow were arrested there under
the authority of martial law Among
those arrested was NJ. Tchirikoff, au-
thor Of the play, THE Chosen People"
which was presented In London and
New York early this year by the st
Petersburg Dramatic company.
At Tifiis. Transcaucasla, u quantity
of arms WAS discharged early yester-
day morning from boats ut the north
mole Of the port Of POti. The inhabit
ants Of the town assisted in the work.
While the unloading was proceeding
troops arrived on the scene, and firing
ensued, which lasted for some hours.
The authorities seized fifty-four boxes
of ammunition and fifty-one boxes of
foreign made rifles. Several arrests
were made.
Though the mutineers at Sevastopol
are still masters of the situation at
Admiralty point and though armed par
ties have apparently free access to the
town, Notwithstanding the announce
ment by the authorities that the roads
leading to II We're blockaded, dis
patches received from Vice Admiral
Chouknin, commanding the Black sea
fleet, present the situation in bad
light.
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