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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

The legislature and the governor are trying to de-
wise plan for reorganzing the states taxation system
No plan Of revision should be adopted that does not
eliminate the odious poltax.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-19

Invitations have been issued by W.
X. Workman for Mexican banquet 70
be given at Turnyerein hall on Satur-
day evening, January 21. The guests
viii Include members Of the Pioneer
society and their wives.
A dispatch from San Francisco am
nounces the engagement of Miss Lille
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
RUSSIAN PRESS FREE.
Censorship abolished Witte Lacks
Support

ST. Petersburg, Nov. 3.-An the regulations
heretofore issued to the newspapers by circular
for their governance have been withdrawn. and
the Chief Of the Press Administration has been
prohibited from further issuing such regulations
Another appeal to the people, in the shape of
an official note was published this morning
1t says:
After the manifesto of October 80 had laid
bare unshakable foundation for the deVel-
opment of Russian life. the basis of legality
and justice, participation in street demonstra-
tions has significance altogether different from
that attaching thereto previously. 1t can only
encourage disorder and the presence of pupils
of the middle and lower educational establish
ments among the demonstrants is much to be
condemned, If only moral grounds. Unless
the attention of society be now directed to TINS
fact the State is threatened with a dangerous
increase in the number of people whose respect
for authority and order is being radically shaken
while they are still in the schoolroom- The
government therefore calls on all citizens to
exercise self control and to devote themselves
quietly to their avocat1ons-
The decision of the strike committee to call
off the strike at noon to-day received with
joy by all classes of the population as the alb
sence of newspapers. electric light and other
conveniences of life is severely felt The rail-
road men, however have resolved to continue
the strike which entails a continuance of the
high prices of provisions
A great demonstration is promised for Sun
dav when the bodies Of the victims of the con-
ficts of Tuesday will be buried The strike
committee sent a deputatton to Count Witte to-
day. and informed him that the workmen would
preserve order at the funerals.
The amnesty manifest did not appear this
morning and the Radicals are impatiently de-
nanding the immediate release Of all political
prisoners. The censorship throughout Russia
however was abolished to-day, not only over
the newspapers, but also over private kilograms
The Minister of the Interior has Informed the
editors that the regulations for the control OF
the press are no longer in force.
Count Witte is having trouble in forming
Cabinet on account of the lack of Liberal sup
port Senator Koni has refused the portfolio OF
Justice and Prince Eugene TrOubetskoy, brother
of the late rector of the Moscow University is
said to have not even replied to the offer of the
Ministry of Education. dispatch received here
from Odessa says the attacks on the Jews on
November were continued to-day on a larger
scale A great amount of damage was done.
thousand rioters. it is added were wounded
during the disturbances
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
PRISONERS FREED.
Citizens and Soldiers Make Common
Cause an Warsasg.

Warsaw Russia Poland Nov. IA remark
able feature of the demonstrations here was
the fraternzing of the people with the soldiers
The latter were carried about the shoulders
of the crowd, and were supplied with cham
pagne and cigarettes. All classes of the popu-
latfon took part in the demonstrations. The or
chestra of the Court Theatre led crowd sing
ing the "Marseillaise.' All the stores were
closed.
The greatest rage is felt against the Cos
sacks, whose attack on the crowd before the
City Hall was unprovoked. Many were killed
or wounded. -.....-t
The authorities have released three hundred
and fifty political offenders who were impris-
oned in the citadel.
regiment of dragons has arrived here to re-
inforce the garrison.
The post and telegraph employees threaten
TO strike tomorrow. The strike of the drug
gists continues.
A citizens committee has been formed to as
sist in preventing disturbances. Encounters be-
tween the troops and mobs continue in some
places. number of persons are reported to
have been wounded
Telephone communication with Lodz is IN
terrupted.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
IPPE4LING FOR HELP.
Foreign Residents an South Russia
Harmed for Their .Safety.

St. Petersburg. Nov 3.-Judging from the
frantic appeals which reaching the en-
bassies here, the greatest alarm prevails among
the foreign residents in South Russia for the
safety OF themselves and their property.
The German. Austro-H Hungarian and British
embassies making energetic representations
10 the authorities. to furnish ample protection
Baron Aehrenthal, the Ambassador Of
Austria Hungary, visited General Trepoff at
O'Clock this morning. and called especial atten-
tion to the situation at Odessa and Kief, and
to-day c. A. Spring Rice, the British charge
d'affaires demanded protection for the persons
and property of British subjects at Odessa,
Kieff Rostoff-on-Don and Grodny.
The general promised to afford military pro-
lection, saying that the garrisons were being
reinforced and that energetic measures were
being taken TO restore order. He also expressed
the opinion that neither the foreigners nor their
property We're in danger
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
THE MIKADO'S BIRTHDAY.
Celebrated at Toxic and Seoul-Satisfactio
with Peace

Toxic. Nov. Sat banquet given in honor of
his birthday to-day the Emperor expressed his
satisfaction at the restoration of peace and toasted
the sovereigns and rulers OF the countries repre-
sented at his court. Baron d'Anethan, the Belgian
Minister and dean of the diplomatic corps replied
TO the toast In the of his remarks he said.
The entire world expressed great fov and q raeI
ing of genuine relief at the news OF the completion
of ne war, and applauded the peace which was
inspired by the loftiest sentiments of humanity and
adds such beautiful page 10 the glorious history
Of his maiestys reign.
He concluded by expressing wish for the con-
tinuence OF the growing development Of Japan.
Seoul, Nov. S-The birthday of the Enperor Of
Japan celebrated to-day At the Japanese
headquarters, foreigners, well as Japanese and
Coreans, elaboIately entertained
The return of Baron Hayashi. formerly japanese
Minister and The proposed visit Of Marquis Ito are
expected sgnalize the japanese declaration of A
proiettorate ard The assumption Of control OF the
peninsula
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
HOLIDAY IN CAPITAL.
General Strike Raised Manifesto
Read at Mahometan SerUice.

ST Petersburg, Nov 3.-The national holiday
TODAY in celebration of the anniversary OF the
Enperor's accession to the throne marked
bv the formal raising of the general strike in St
Petersburg While the railroad strike has not
vet been declared off, many of the railroad men
are returning work and trains are being sent
through. The populace is calmer
Deplorable rioting in the provinces is still IN
progress especially in the south The ncst
horrible stories of massacre and pillage by mobs
and attacks upon Jews continue TO pour in
The news from Odessa is meagre, but enough
has been received TO show that the city for c
time was practically in the hands OF the mop-
The numbers killed or wounded are not definite
Iy esfa bished but the London report that oopo
were killed or wounded is undoubtedly a great
exaggeration The situation at kien is also
grave.
T.s spasm of lewlcssness and revolutionary
manifestations which everywhere signaliZed the
nron1ulgation OF the Constitution" played INTO
the hands of Count Whites enemies at court
,ybo nnomcnta-ily overthrow. are again be-
Ginning. 10 talk of the necessity c. the stern
at measures OF repression, to prevent the
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
MURDER AND PLUMBER.
Je7cs of Kief Victims of Terrible
Persecution

London Nov 4-The Kieff correspondent of
Reuters Telegram Company, under date of No
vember g. says:
plunder rapne and murder ever since the En-
peror announced the granting of a Constitution.
On that day, during a monster demonstration
in front Of the Town Hail. shot was heard.
The Cossacks and Dragons Immediately charged
into the crowd. firing right and left, and the
police and others dragged away the dead ana
wounded numbering more than $50, into the
neighboring courtyards, while the terror strlck-
en- demonstrators fed. pursued by mob OF ruf-
fans who attacked them they ran.
At ! o'clock in the evening an organized at
tack the Jewish quarter began on the pre-
text that during the week a portrait OF the En-
peror had been nsufted in the Town Hall. The
lower quarter of the town, Podol, was sacked,
and although the authorities promised a-Jewish
deputation protection the pilage lasted all night
long. Warehouses were looted and people
were robbed, incendiarsm INDUCED in and
many were killed On Wednesday Acting Gov
ernor KaraSs again promised prominent Jewish
merchants that immediate strong measures
would be taken for their protection but the
police and military stood absolutely 1mpaSS1Ve,
only firing persons who defended themselves
against looters and on houses where Jews had
fired their assailants. While almost all the
Establishments untouched.
Thousands of families have been ruined, and
the Theatre of Anatomy is filled with corpses
Attempts were made without success to wreck
the offices of the Liberal. newspapers, and it is
stated that some forthcoming lawsuits are likely
to reveal the names of the prominent organizers
of these attacks.
Many corporations have telegra phed Count
Witte, begging protection and he has ordered
that vigorous measures be taken, but without
effect. To-day the town. is quieter. and it is
hoped that the reign of terror has ended, but the
Jews still fear to return to their homes. Relief
rTrr r1rr1if tea a hai
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04

whole country from being drawn into the vor-
tex of a revolution.
There Is no truth in the rumor circulated In
certain quarters that the Empress has hed
abroad. According to reports. the Reaction
aries have a powerful ally in the Empress who
desires the autocratic power of the Romanoffs
IN he handed down unimpaired to ner son.
The St Petersburg municipality has sent the
following to the Emperor:
The CITY Council greets with delight the well
come freedom granted to the nation, and firmly
believes in a great and bright future for our
beloved country. Long live the emperor OF
the free Russian Nationi
The imperial manifesto was read to-day at
thanksgiving service of the Mahometans OF
St Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
Sabine, Brunswick.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Plymouth Nov 8 2 p m-Arrived. Amerika
(Ger) Sauermann Newly for CherbouTg and Ham
burg (and proceeded.
sciIv Nov 3-Passed steamers Noordam Dutch Bonjer
New-York BouloEne and Rotterdam Ameriki
Ger, Sauermann. New-York for Plymouth Cher
bourE Hamburg.
Bristol nov 8-Arrived City r) Frank
land. New-York.
Havre Nov B. $50 a m-Arrived steamer La Touraine
(Fr) Fajolle. New-York.
Algers Oct 2s-sailed. steamer Montrose Br) Glegs.
Cape Town. ARRIVED. steamer York Castle CBr).
u Nev-York London.
31-Arrived, steamers Sca GtaD. Sartorio,
Neu-York: Nov 2 10 p m. Brooklyn. Jensen. New
Fayal; sailed. Madonna (Br) Ian
der. New-York.
Dena, 20-Sailed, steamer Cerea QtaD Pevelo (rom
Genoa etc), New-Orleans New-York.
Santos Nov Arrived. Eastern Prince
New-York via Pernambuco and Rio Janeirn.
Adelaide 3Arrived previously. Devon
Brown. New-York Cape Town Sydney. n w
Melbourne. 3-Arrtved (previously), Oak
(Rr) Crosthwaite, NewYorjS via Fremantle
Adelaide.
2q-Sailed. steamer Camoens (Belg), Penrice
and Rio Janeiro New-York.
Shanghai. 31-Arrived. steamer Indani (Br Williams
New Alden. Singapore. mot previously
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
AMNESTY UKASE SIGNED.
Continued from first page.

factories and killed physician and two assist
ants who dressing wounds.
This evening the rioters pillaged the largest
drycoods store in the city, The loss in this case
Is estimated at $4,000. A hardware store was
also looted, involving a loss Of Slooeo- III
addition, twelve fur stores were SACKED
The consulates and hotels guarded by
troops.
II is impossible to make correct estniia'e oA
the number OF killed and wounded
Similar serious reports reach ODESSA from
most Of the other towns In Southern RUSSIA
Bodies OF police escorted by squads OF IN
fantry are placarding the city with notices iAoii
the Mavor appealing to sl peaceaoie citi1ehs "
r.r,a;r indoors unless the most urgent necessity
takes them out
The recrimnations OF the different facuons III
regard TO the responsibility for the outbreak are
hitter Official circles blame the Jews. but the
liberal leaders declare the disorders were en-
Rineered in St. Petersburg
4 leading general, in an interview this morn
ing argued that the disturbances were the result
OF the behavior of the Jews, who rudely shocked
Russian patriotism by the manner in whlch
they celebrated on Tuesday the publication Of
the imperial manifesto.
They abused" he declared their newfound
freedom by tearing down the national flag,
hoisting revolutionary banners, insulting the
Emperor and boasting that they alone gave
Russia freedom
On the other hand the Liberal leaders say
that the Simultaneous manner in which the
disorders broke out in many towns proved that
they were dictated from St Petersburg, in re-
venge for the concessions recently granted and
with the object of creating the impression that
the Russians did not desire the new order OF
things. The Liberals contend that the Governor
had all the means to stop the outbreak in the
first hour and that his inactivity during the
three days of massacre and his protection Of the
murderous rabble. in the guise OF patriots.
proved the real origin OF the trouble.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, Nov 8, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Cedric {Br>. Haddoek. Liverpool October 25
g. the White Star Line. with 4tS
cabin steerage passengers mails and mdse Ar
rived at the Bar at 258 m.
% and barbados e. Booth with cabin passen-
gers malls Arrived the Bar at m.
Steamer Chicago City Hunter Bristol October II
Swansea 10, TO James ArkeIl X Co with NOSE Ar
q the Bar at
Bermudian (Br}, Fraser. Hamilton. bermuda
November Outerbridge & Co. with AZ passengers
mails and nndse Arrived at the Bar at noon
steamer Kansas City Askins. Savannah November l.
to the Ocean SIS CO, passengers and mdse Of the
Highlands at 4 40 M - - >--. .
Steamer Colorado. Risk. Newport News November 2 to
Mallory & Co In paaSt. fasseu HI OGala-i-
IL 10 ~. -, >-.-.-,,
to the Old Dominion SIS Co with passengers and mdse
passed in Quarantine at 2:52 m
Steamer Winvah French. Philadelphia, TO William
Clyde & Co with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 1928
Steamer Chesapeake. Delano. Baltimore November to
vi q witt Passed in Quarantine at 620
a
steamers Vera CNor Antonio; America Nor). Port
Antonio; Aene Ger PortauPrince etc Cwent
Non philadelphia: (Br) Perth Amboy; Kong
IIaakon (Nor) Pilleys F. (Br), Singa
more Manila etc: Princess Norfolk and Newport
News: Santiago Nassau and Santiago; Parma (Br). st
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
STUDENTS KILLED.
Procession of Social Democrats At.
tackled by Black Hundred.

Moscow. Nov. 3-A procession of students re-
turning to-day with some of their comrades who
had been released from prison was set upon
by a mob of workmen at the triumphal arch.
Ten of the students were killed.
The BLACK Hundred" to-day attacked with
arms a procession of Social Democrats return
ing from the funeral of the victims of the re-
cent rioting. number of persons were wound
ed both sides.
Warsaw, Nov. 3.-At a Socialist mass meeting
this afternoon two infantry soldiers in full uni
form delivered revolutionary speeches. assuring
their hearers that the revolutionary propaganda
was growing i'll the army, and that the time
was not far remote when the army would join
in a revolution to overthrow despotic throne.
The meeting resolved to exclude newspapers.
bakers, butchers. cafes and restaurants from
the general strike.
Telegraphic communication between Warsaw
and Odessa and Rostoff- -on-Don has been sew
cred. A bomb thrown into the telegraph
Office at Odessa to-day, and twelve teegra PHI
killed wounded
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
.STAFF OFFICER KILLED.

London, Nov. "A dispatch to news agency
from Odessa says:
The military patrols which are in all the
streets are unable to check the disorders. some
collisions occurred in Preobrazhenskla TINS
afternoon between the troops and the crowds
Seventeen persons were killed wounded
A staff officer killed in the streets at
o'clock this afternoon by a bullet fired from
window.
Three hundred infantry Joined with the mobs
in looting, but arrested.
The proclamation of martial law has been
withdrawn, the proclamation yesterday being
due to an official blunder
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04

department. He is the last of the influential
quintette of grand dukes who have been the ad-
visers Of the Emperor, Grand Dukes Alexis and
Michael NicholaieVtch having been relieved or
their posts as respectively grand admiral, or
head of the navy, and president of the Council
of the Empire, and Grand Duke Vladimir of the
post of commander in chief of the Military Dis
trict of st. Petersburg. Grand Duke Serg1us
was assassinated at Moscow on February IL.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
IDOLS CAUSE OF TROUBLE.
Statement that Mrs. Mdchle Seized
Them from Persons an Procession.

London Nov "A dispatch to THE Daily
Express from Hong Kong says that the Lien
chow massacre was due to the unhappy action
OF Mrs. Machle. who, on the refusal Of some
OF the members of a native procession TO de-
sist from worshipping the Idols they carried,
seized the idols and declined to restore them to
their owners. Thereupon the infuriated people
surrounded and destroyed the mission and
saulted the inmates. They then murdered them
and threw their bodies into the river. The mob
did not interfere with six French priests who
resided in the neighborhood.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
SURPRISING VIENNA SOCIALISTS.
Universal Suffrage Declared To Be in Fair
Way Toward Settlement.

Vienna, Nov "A strong force of gendar-
merle occupied the neghborhood of the Hofburg
and ReichsTath buildings this evening in order TO
prevent a recurrence of the socialist demonstra-
tfons. The socialists announce procession
the RingStraSSe on Sunday morning next to
protest against the police attack of last evening
Al meeting of the provincial diet to-day, the
Governor of Lower Austria announced that the
question Of universal suffrage is now in a fair
way toward legislative settlement. He appealed
to the people to refrain from demonstra tons.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
FRANCE md VENEZUEL4.
Arr1Ual Of Cruiser at Martinique
Regarded as Significant.

Fort de France, Martinique, Nov. 3.-The
French armored cruiser Desaix, Admiral Bevoe
de la Peyrere which sailed from Cherbourg on
October 16, arrived here this morning and is now
coaing There two other French cruisers
here the Troude and the Jurien de la Graviere.
dispatch from Paris October 16 said that
the departure of the Desaix fo- Martinique started
th. preparations for dealing with the Venezuelan
question with a strong hand if President Castro
persisted in his course against France. 1t was
also announced that the Desaix would be joined at
Brest by the cruisers Lavoisier and Chasseloup-
IIaubat but she did not stop at that port. and
later dispatch announced that these two cruisers
would be held at Brest for the present, the
situation might not require their presence IN West
Indian waters. The Jurien de ia Gravtere is sec
ond class cruiser and the Troude a third class
cruiser.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
WIDOW VOWS TENGE4NCE.
Dramatic Incident at Funeral of
Nicholas Bauman.

London Nov. 4.-"The Daily Mails" Moscow
correspondent sends the following:
The funeral of the reformer. Nicolas Bau-
mann which began on Thursday and was at
tended by thousands of persons carrying red
flags and wearing red ribbons concluded
to-day (Friday) with no untoWard incident 1t
was one of the greatest political demonstrations
ever seen in Russia and it was dramatic mo-
ment when the widow stepped to the graveside
and addressed the great throng, vowing to take
vengeance for her murdered husband.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
RUSSIANS REPULSED.
S0eedish National Guard Forces
Them to Retire.

London. Nov. A dispatch to Reuters Tele-
gram Company from Haparanda. Sweden, says
that the military officers at Kotka, Viborg.
Frederikshamm, Lovisa and Borga have pledged
themselves to assist the civilians in defense Of
the fatherand. A company Of Russian infantry,
which had advanced toward Helsfngfors,
forced to retire by the National Guard without
an engagement
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
LAST OF GRAND DUKES OUT.
Alexander Michaelovitch No Longer Head
of Mercantile Marine.

St Petersburg Nov 3.-The Grand Duke
Alexander Michaelovitch. brother-in-law of EN-
peror Nicholas has been relieved CT the post of.
head of the Department of Mercantile Marine.
The Department of Mercantile Marine is TO be
merged win the new Ministry of Commerce,
which probably accounts for the grand duke
being relieved of his duties head OF that
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
Proposals.


LIFE PREsE:RvERs. BRASS BUTTONS. etcCof,,
fee of the Assistant Purchasing Agent. Isthmian Canal
Ccmnission "a New York October so 1905
Scaled proposals. riplicate. will be received at the
office OF the Assistant Purchasing Agent Ishman Canal
Commission. "a State street New York, until p NJ
November g, furnishing above mentioned articles
Hanks full information may be obtained at this
CftCe ALFRED ANDERSON, Assistant Purchasing
ApAnf
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04

smolensk, Nov. 3.-The BLACK Hundred" Germ
applied to the lowest class without any special
political views) are attacking the Jews here,
and the business appealing to the people
to restore order.
Poltava, Nov. 3-The revolutiopists not salts
fed with the action of the Governor in releasing
of the political prisoners. stormed the
prison yesterday The police made an inef-
fectual attempt to beat them off. wounding
thirty-eight persons, but the mob effected an
entrance and threw open the doors.
Rostofr -on-Don. Nov. 3.-This city presents
scene of desolation. but the rioters exhausted
by last nights excesses, and the rioting was not
resumed this morning OF the Jewish quarter
only smoking ruins remain. In other sections
stores still burning. The Jews are seeking
refuge where they can. The mob outrages n
tinued ali night. Shots We're constantly heard.
Kaluga, Nov. 3-Work on all the railroads
10y Cossacks
Romny, Nov. 3.-During the plage of the
Jewish stores, which lasted until yesterday
morning fifteen stores were burned and many
more were sacked. The rioting began when
crowd killed rich merchant for refusing to take
off his hat to a red flag. Many persons were
killed
Rybinsk, Nov. "a procession yesterday of
students and workrnen carrying banners in
scribed with the words Long Live Liberty
was attacked by Volga longshoremen Many
persons wounded.
Tifiis. Caucasia, Nov. S.-An immense meet
ing of workmen, students and professional men
here to-day demanded the release of the politi
cal prisoners and the abolition of the state of
siege, TO which the Viceroy promised to accede
IL the strike ceased. The police and troops
barred the road the viceregal palace, but
otherwise did not interfere.
Baku, Caucasia, Nov 3-The JOY of the pop
ulation over the imperial manifesto is unbound
ed. There separate professions Of Mussul-
mans Armenans, students and socialists The
latter marched to the prison and demanded the
liberation of the political prisoners Troops
fred on the socialists and many of them
Jad
New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $3.50 Sunset 454 Moon sets 12OS Moons age
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandv Hook I:1O Gov. Island 1:4Si He'll Gate 34I
F M-Sandy 1:31 Gov. Island 200 He'll Gate 1853