The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-23

Warsaw. Nov. 22-Consuls have asked
authorities to protect foreign residents,
owing to the p%recarious conditions pre-
vailing.
: LODI, Nov. 22.-About 200 persons
We're arrested by the militia in the
Catholic church of the Holy Cross here
yesterday for singing patriotic songs.
Soldiers fired on the crowd in the street,
killing two men and one woman and
four men were wounded.
Odessa Again in Ferment.
Odessa, Nov. 20.-The situation in the
city is again somewhat disquieting. Re
crudescence of disorders is threatened
by the so-called loyalist element. There
are rumors of a mutinous spirit among
the troops. The British consul today
applied for a collective passport for the
entire British colony.
Anarchists Announce Plan.
\ st. Petersburg, Nov. 20.-With the
collapse of the strike, leaders of the
reds say they will now devote their
energies to preparation of a universal
political strike to sustain the revolu-
tlonary program when the national as
sembly meets.
These plans involve cooperation not
only of workmen of cities. W OF the
~peasantry and, if possible, of the army
and navy.
Which is at the doors almost Of Is, 900, 900
peasants of the central provinces, will
prove an effective ally of agitation, as
they can promise to give the peasants
land to an unlimited extent.
While no further information has
been received regarding the reported
false emperor who was said to be
marching at the head of thousands of
peasants in the province of Penza, the
turbulence there has become so threat
ening that the government has placed
the province in a state of siege.
Extremists Are Turned Down.
The workmen's council at 3 o'clock
Sunday morning decided to all off the
industrial strike Monday at noon, claim
ing that a great victory had been
achieved and that the lives of 1000
kronstadt mutineers have been saved.
Many OF those present, especially the
leaders of the extremist faction. advo-
Gated 4 continuance of the strike, de-
clar1nS that only war to the knife with
the government was possible, and
urged that the strike be enforced until
the hronstadt mutineers We're uncondi-
tiOnally DardOned and martial law in
Poland was abolished.
The intranSigents insisted that the
industrial workers throughout the
III SoulllIy WIS ready 10 mare out IN
a resumption of the former general
strike if the st. Petersburg workmen
would stand to their guns only a few
days longer. They declared that the
strike committee in Moscow was last
night debating the question of joining
the call for a universal strike, and pro-
duced a telegram from Ribinsk saving
that the Workmen in the shops of the
motor power department Of the rail-
road had struck and that traffic was
at a ~StandStill.
The orators of the other faction re-
sented sharply the insinuation OF
treachery and poltroonery and warmed
their critics that they were in danger
of being deserted and entirely dis
credited if they persisted in ordering q
continuance of the strike. h divi-
sion of sentiment has been acute among
the leaders of the large body of work
men who opposed the strike and who
hitherto have been held in line hroueh
loyalty.
Don't Want to Go Home.
Nagasaki. Nov. 2O.-Five hundred
russians who were taken prisoners by
the Japanese during the late war and
who are bound for V~ladivostok on
board the Russian volunteer fleet
steamers Vladimir and Boroneii have
shown signs of lnutiny. The Russian
officers applied to the Japanese gov
for troops and police officers,
and 100 constables boarded the Boro-
neji.
-Four japanese torpedo boat DESTROY
erS surrounded the two vessels. Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky is on board the
BorOneji.
Death List Was 600.
Toxic. Nov. 20.-An eye witness Of
the recent riot at Nladivostok who has
arrived at Nagasaki reports that near
~ half of the city was burned and hat
600 of the garrison We're killed; that
the jail was thrown open, and that
General kappek is missing. The dam
age is estimated at s25, 600, 900.
Soldiers from Hardin are reported TO
have joined the rioters.
Mutiny Is Anticipated.
Toxic, Nov. 20.-It is reported here
that Russia. experimenting a mutiny of
prisoners on board transports convey
ing them from Japan, asked the .Japa-
neSe government to convey them with
Warships to N~ladivostok. The jana
nese declined.
Strong enmity between members of
the army and navy is said to exist. Ad-
miral Rojestvensky is reported to be.
keeping in his ca:in on the Boroneii.