The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
800 KILLED
In SIBERIA
vladivostok AbIaze With
Revolution.
PlLLAGE. MURDER. FIRE
Tar Corner Of the Cars Domain
Joins Rebellion Assin,,
Him.
PILLAGE, MURDER. FIRE

re I'll srAtNtAN tkssa NnNs ~ = Inv
HI1iraVai la ignss'a following the pro
muisaiina ~ ii,e rrfarn manifesto has
now broken forth 90 NlaLiVosiok. ieni'
seisk sal other extreme points % the
riaplfe d. tho uprising az vladlscslok
NAM psrsuns havr- l.esn killed. aud
foFs En-rs have lakrn refuge GA tbs
ships Ia tLe haFisor> Many public
buliilngs. stosrs aud houses have be~n
p.ilsE-i aud set ore 10 by the mob.
Tie AmeF.caa embassy has r~crlS-i
from consul Gre-ner ~ Niadiyosiok do
tails af the outbreak which began run
lay afternoon Immediately after the
departure % the Russian aunorci
cruisers Groinobol and RSssla. The
people Nho had gathered IN grat
crowds In the streets became excited
~ inrsmmaiory speeches. Many sol
dlcrs and sailors were also la an angry
mood. having experiei 10 so home with
tho squadron.
The mob heEnn 10 break windows
and pillngc. They set IRE 30 the the
alter. the Golden Horn hotel. 60 severn
blocks OF chinese buildings In the
northern part 81 the city and 60 the
officers Residences aud other buildings
In the eastern quarter The fires burn
~ al night Seventy buildings were
consumed. Troops were summoned 90
restore order aud fired frequent vol
lcys. killing many persons.
Russia II on the brink OF another
strike. The council ~ workmcn's dele
gates. Ia accordance with the pro
gramme ~ the Social Democrats. at q
meeting last night resolved TO obtain n
working day Of eight hours by revolu.
ll0nary means II necessary.
Martial law has been declared In
vladlvostok. Private advices say that
the Chinese quarter has been entirely
destroyed. but that the uprising Is now
under control
II IL reported al Tiris that in the
government Of frivan 200 Arinenians
from n number Of villages attacked
the Tartar village 81 Gors. killed 400
OF the villagers and plundered and
burned all property.
At sukhum kaic Caucasia. the noted
monastery on Mount Athos was at.
tackled by large predatory band.
Troops were rushed to the scene and
repulsed the attack. killing one Of the
band
At Chernigov while peasants were
engaged In burning the farm buildings
az Cossack landowner near the vii
lage OF Ledneff they were surprised
by mounted infantry, who fired on
them. killing and wounding many.
There have been a number OF minor
combats attended by fatalities between
marauders who came from "A distance
aud the peasants In this neighborhood.
A mob Of peasants attacked and pill
LACED the village Of Koslichi, near Sa-
mara. The better classes Of the popu-
lation fed TO that town.
The Union Of Unions, which Is a
Joint committee of all the radical
groups I'm the capital. has issued
proclamation TO the workmen OF st.
Petersburg urging that another gen
eral strike be inaugurated as re-
Spouse to the governments coercion Of
Poland The proclamation includes a
message from the Polish Democratic
party, stating that their aim IL not
separation from Russia, but local au-
tonomy.
Already the men in several factories
have stopped work, their ostensible
reason for striking being the failure
to grant demand for an eight hour
day.
Premier Witte has made 1t known
that the absence Of General TrepOff
will not prevent the prompt use Of the
military and police in case Of riotine
or disorder Of any kind.
The universities of Russia will re
main closed until Jan. % and perhaps
longer. At conference of the rec
tors and professors of the various col
leges and members of the cabinet held
here it was decided to be useless to at.
tempt to resume studies during the
present agitation.
At Pultusk. near Warsaw, the peas
ants organized for the purpose of driv
ing out or lynchng thieves who took
advantage of the present disturbance
20 Loot apd pIundar Thoy oont,,raJ