New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-30

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,umher of them we're Sc. ashore to-day by the
mutineers. They confirm the details Soi the
mutiny published Yesterday.
The body Of Omiltc.1ak TODAY was aea'n
taken on hoard the lSniaz Potemkine. from
which n delegation of the crew. headed by the
chaplain, visited The cosuinHnder OF the onsssa
military district and asked him 10 accord a
military funeral 10 tic dead sailor
rho newspapers have suspended publication
.nd :, regular life al,l business arc alta stand
STILL -
pu.LAGE AND PLUMBER
An earlier dispatch received here reported
that complete anarchy reisneo ar oaessa- me
,nba bftants were panicstrickea. and were hud-
di.s ,a~e,her In the houses The streets were
a,iea with frenzied workmen fighting the troops
The warehouses quays and some of the ship
ming r., the harbor were in flames. The. CORE
snondent who sent this dispatch bad TO make
his WY to the telegraph office through oehse
smoke which covered the city like pail he
heard xoileys every few minutes In the DARK
ness the mob was beginning the work OF piiiass
and plumber indicating shatths-disgateh- was
fled last night but was defayed by the author--
ties The correspondent added that blue1ackets
with machine guns had been landed from the
r-1aiz pofemline in the hands of the mutineers,
ard ,hev fought with the strikers behind barri-
cades against the troops. Hundreds were ktiea
and the hospitals eere crowded with NVo0ndet.
There were rsrnorsu that Some ct the sof9'ers
had Joined the rsnt.nous .ssi!ors IN hghTing
against tie troops. but this report was not CON
nrrned.
Tnsre are about 10000 troops Of all arms
az Odessa. bur there are no fortideations in
which they could starfd sieseif the rioters and
.,-e haE-7
Odessa comprise scarcely one-thi7d of the 600
MO inhabi Of the city. about 100000 of the
residents being Jews end the remainder Greeks
A-menians Turks and people of various Euro
pean nationalities. In general the members OF
,re lower classes OF Odessa are of the most des-
perate character
REVOLT IN ARMY FEARED.
The government is in q state approaching
panic over the events at Odessa, and the graVest
fears are entertained that the mutiny may
spread to the army Should some of the troops
at Odessa be over 10 the cause OF the
rutineers, other troops sent against them might
throw down their arms join the rioters, ana
win the support of over 100000 workmen,
Odessa would bscome the centre from winch
civil war would be wased against the govern
nsent. General Kakhanoff, commander of the
military district OF Odessa, has power to declare
rnartisl law and Vice Admiral Chouknin, COM
n1ander of the Black Sea feet. who recently
declined the post of chief of the Admiralty IN
succession 20 Admiral Avellan. left St Peters
burg hastily in the night either for Sehastapoof
or odessa Beyond this no steps are known TO
have been taken TO meet the emergency. Al
n1iral Avellan was summoned TO Peterhof at .
o'clock this morning 10 discuss the situation
with the Emperor Such advices as the En-
peror and the government have received are
carefully withheld
MORE ALARMING RUMORS.
Runaors are rife in this city that the officers
on board the ships belonging TO the squadron
Of Vice Admiral KRUGER have shared the fate Of
the officers of the Kniaz Potefnkine. 1t is also
rumored that nutineers are in possession of the
other warships OF the squadron. If so, the mu-
tineers have control of more than half the
heavy ships of the Black Sea fleet. The other
battieships said to be in the hands of The
rnutineers are the Tchesme. the Sinope and the
Tria Sviteiea Three Apostles). The Admir-
atty. however. does not confirm the report of the
mutiny on board Admiral Rutgers other ships
Admiral Wirenius chief OF the naval General
staff at noon to-day said he did not know
whether krugers squadron had arrived at
ODESSA Admiral Wirenius appeared to be at a
loss TO account for the mutiny, saying that the
commander OF he Kniaz Potemkine was fine
of!cer with most kindly disposition Besides,
under the Russian naval regulations. the cap
tain OF a warshfp is-obliged TO taste the soup of
the every day TO see if ii is suitable for
the men
ST. Petersburg is filed with stories of disaf-
lection and sedition among the troops, even the
guard regiments 1T is reported, saying they
will never again fire on the people. The Cos
sacks alone. according to these tales, abso
lutey trustworthy. That disaffection and dis
fre arr wide aH-
nlts OF little doubt. but the situatofi-fs not be-
lieved to be black it is painted. There
is at present reason to believe that the vast
bulk of the army is not loyal.