The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-02
ODESSA
IN STATE OF
ANARCHY

Odessa. Russia. Nov. ANARCHY IL
rampant here. Killing and plundering by
bands formed OF 'Loyalists' continued
this morning.
Attacks on the Jews are incessant.
The night was made hideous, bodies or
'Loyalists.' with whom the police are
f~raternized, marching through the prin-
cipal streets bearing national flags, por-
traits OF the emperor and ikone' singing
the national hymn, smashing everything
In their way and looting shops and houses.
Hospital wagons passed through me
streets incessantly carrying off the killed
wounded and mutilated.
The population is panic stricken.
20 KILLED; 100 WOUNDED.
Warsaw, Russian Poland. Nov. Moon
1t now appears that 30 persons were
killed n over "A hundred were wounded
during conflict here last night.
Instead OF the expected abolition or
martial law today the military governor
had the walls covered with "proclamations
announcing that In consequence or yester-
the streets will be dispersed by force of
arms.
NOT YET RESTORED.
Berlin. Nov. 2.-The railway service
with st. Petersburg has not yet been re-
stored. and IL Is not known when travel
by rail will be possible. In the meantime
the Russian mails continue TO go by
steamer.
The neutrality-suspicious. steamer Thes-
salia sailed from Swinemunde last night
with a dispatch bag for the German en-
bassy at St. Petersburg and a few pas
sengers.
The ompany sent the steamer at the
request OF the Russian government, made
before the PRONUNCIATION OF the manifesto
granting a constitution 70 Russia.
REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 2.-Gen. Kleigels.
governor general OF Kleff. has been re-
moved from his post. He retains his po-
sition as aide de camp TO the emperor.
Gen. Soukhomlinoff. c~ommandant OF the
Kien military district, succeeds Gen.
Kleigels as governor general.
TELEGRAPH CUT.
Copenhagen, Denmark. Nov. 2.-Tele-
graphic communication between Fred
erica. Denmark. and ST. Petersburg, by
way OF Finland. has been severed by the
strikers. The service from Frederick to
Libau and thence 10 ST Petersburg IL
working.
BARBARoUs MASSACRE.
Odessa. Nov. 2--5 p. m-The troops
wreaked terrible vengeance On the resi-
dents OF three houses from balconies or
which shots were fired by unknown per-
sons upon the SOIOlcTS ne ltANti iiihit
diatcly stormed the houses, and with un-
heard OF barbarIty massacred all the IN
habitants.
II Is consistently asserted that the un-
known persons who fred on the troops
were disguised policemen who purposely
provoked the troops. The city Is a DIS
NAL sight. The streets are filled with
patrols and flying detachments OF the
Red Cross. which follow the bands OF
murderous rioters. The firing has been
uninterrupted the whole day and still con
tinues as this dispatch is filed. Many
hundreds have been killed or wounded.
The Cossacks eagerly attack the stu
dent militia. which is c~ourageously trying
to stem the bands who are -massacreing
and pillaging principally in the Jewish
quarters. The looters openly divide the
goods, the Cossacks I'm many cases par
ticipating in the proceeds OF the rob-
berries.
The rector of the university has sent
a telegram 10 Count WHITE, imploring him
10 dismiss Immediately Governor Rein
hardt. who is held responsible for the
outbreak. as otherwise a catastrophe is
unavoidable. Count Whites answer has
not yet been received.
The city Is I'm a dreadful state OF panic.
Even the telegraph offices were closed
most OF the day for the first time since
they opened.
IN HANDS OF RIOTERS.
Rostoff on Don. Nov. 1.-THE whole
town today is IN the hands OF rioters who
are plundering by wholesale. Firing Us
frequent I'm the streets. Many persons
nave been killed or injured. Wounded
neople are being taken to the hospital
avery moment. The clergy left the
churches In attempts TO pacify the rioters
hut their efforts have been unavaihng.