The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-28


the strikes
sTHiKERs RETURNING TO WORK.
The Official Messenger to-day says tina
many strikers returned 10 work yester
dey Tho performances in tho theatres
IL says. were conducted last night az usual
There were no disturb arces ~ the en-
yesterday
The Council " the Institute Of Mines o
the University - ~ Petersburg adopted I
resolution to-day expressing deep regret a
the recent terrible events. and declaring
that il regards continuation Of The cours'
Of study impossible. It tenders to-
sympathy OF tho council 10 the relatives o
those who were killed and promises 10
have prayers said for tl.n dead ami To lay
wreaths upon the collins Of tho two stu
dents Of the institute who were killed on
Sunday The institute voted to acqualni
the Minister Of Agriculture with the pas
rage Of tho resolution
The Council Of the Institute Of Civil Engi-
neers adopted similar declarations Regls-
tration at the university for the next term
has been postponed tin Feb rs.
All the druggists assistante in 81, Peters
burg struck work to-day
Nearly ali the compositors resumed
work to-day. The Imperial Messenger,
the journal a. Trade and Industry, the
Russkv furdhd and the Journal OF 81 Pc
tersburg we're published this morning Their
Offices we're guarded by the police during
the night. 40 troops were TO be seen upon
the streets to-day
LIBERAL MEASURES AGREED ON
The Car gave a luncheon to-day at
Tarskoe- Selo in honor of the birthday OF
Emperor William The guests included
the German Ambassador, the CzariDa, the
Dowagcr Empress, NJ de Wltte, President
of the Council. and Count LamsdorF. Min
lister of Foreign Affairs.
The Gar proposed the only toast. ono TO
the health Of tho Kaiser Later a special
council was held at Tsarskoc-Selo 10 ia
reported this evening that liberal views
prevailed over the arguments of the re-
dictionaries OF the council. and that several
conclliatory measures were agreed upon
The zemstvo Of Mini Novgorod adopted
& resolution yesterday protesting against
the slaughter in St Petersburg. As soon
az the adoption Of the resolution became
known here an order was telegmphed to
the Governor to arrest every member Of
the semstvo, which was done last night,
the victims being seized from their beds
and taken to the fortress.
NcESDIARIsM FEARED.
II ia feared that incendiarism which has
become a feature of the strike situation,
will be continued. in which case resump-
ton of work will be prevented.
PARIS. Jan. 27-The st. Petersburg cor
respondent OF the Echo ds Paris Gays that
Notwithstanding the apparent quiet and re-
sumption Of business there are signs OF re-
newed activity OF serious character on the
part of the strikers. Fires. evidently Of an
incendiary origin. have occurred in several
workshops and mills
THE DEAD AT RIGA.
RIuA. Russia. Jan. ait has been ascer-
tanned at the hospitals that two women and
twenty nine men we're killed and thirty
seven civilians and eight soldiers wounded
IN yesterdays encounter between tho !
demonstrators and the troops. The SOL
diers' wounds we're caused by revolver
shots
Labor agents from Riga have organized
= strike at Nitau, the capital OF Courland
Troops have been summoned to the spot
There has been no encounter thus far
The men are parading through ths town
and distributing prociamations.
LONDON. Jan 2s.-The st. Petersburg
CORE spondent Of tho Telegraph says he has
seen a man from Riga who told him that
q number Of workmen entered the city
from two sides Thursday armed with
rifles. The troops attacked the workmen.
who defended themselves with consider /
able SUCCESS The fighting continued until |
night and was going on when the witne IS
left, He declared there had been great |
slaughter There was terrible confusion |
In the city
HUNDREDS KILLED IN POLAND.
BERLIN, Jan. PA newspaper here says |
that fighting was renewed at Radon. Rus
sian Poland, yesterday. In one conflict |
six officers, thirty-eight soldiers and more ,
than a hundred worlmen were killed and .
hundreds were wounded.
In another fight fifty Of the rioters we've
killed. and many on both sides were |
wounded The Cossacks shot at sight any
body found on the streets at night
The VossiS-he Z0huq says the police
rsided "a socialstic meeting at LODI. Russian
Poland to-day. y fight resulted and
many persons were killed and wounded
sfoTEsEST SPREADS At MOSCOW
MOSCOW, Jan. withstanding the
official reports that are issued
the situation here does not improve The
men in nineteen more factories struck
work yesterday. Last night passed quietly.
The City Project has issued a rocama
ton stating that the demands of the strikers
will be investigated. 30 that the authorities
may be satisfied that they are within the
legal limits, but the condition Is made that
he men shall first resume work
PARIS. Jan. PA despatch from St
10 the Peht journal says that
q 900 workmen from lvanovo and Voz-
lesensk are reported to be marching upon
Moscow. II appears that there are not
enough troops in the Moscow district to re-
press serious disturbances.
WARSAW. Jan PA strike was begun
.o-dsy in Volsk. a suburb Of the city, in
which there are many factories. The
worhnen have made no disturbance.
There we're two fights between strikers
md soldiers here to-day. There was some
iTing but the casualties are unknown.
TROUBLE ENDED. SAYS TREPoPF.
LONDON, Jan. 2s.-M Lopoukhin. direo-
or Of the st. Petersburg police has tele-
TO tho ErDrcss the teri of Con Z