Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-01
HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED.
At the Town Hall Red Flag Demon.
stratious Charged by the
cossaeks,
JEWISH QUARTER OF KIEFF SACKED
CosGiets Between Populace aud Sol.
ders Frequent in Warsaw
MASK Prison StOrmed.

london Nov IA dispatch to a
news agency from odessa says mobs OF
rioters have broken laase in various
parts Of the city and have been in con-
nct with the bands of students, result
ing in much bloodshed II is estimated
that fully a hundred persons have been
killed
The governor general Of Odessa,
Cen Kaulbars, today again called out
the patrols which yesterday were talk
On OFF the streets,
The foreign consuates ana govern
ment and municipal buildings are
guarded by troops.
There was a lull in the fighting at
about o'clock but the people are
psnic-stricken, fearing another erup-
ton
CONFLICTS WITH COSSACKS.
odessa, Nov 1t oon) Conflicts
between Cossacks and students con-
tlnue
During the fighting between roughs
and Jews in Dalnitskaya street last
night ~ persons We're killed and 81,
seriously wounded. were taken to the
hospital.
The news that Russia had been grant
ed constitution continued to create
enthusiasm until late hour Yesterday.
All work was suspended and the streets
were blocked with cheering crowds, At
the town hall red flag demonstrations
were charged by COSsaCks who caused
their horses to trampe ON the people.
The number Of persons injured was
small There was considerable pillag-
ing during the night on the outskirts Of
ODESSA which the students who organ-
tied themselves into a city guard tried
TO prevent. A most serious clash took
puce at the university where students
We're harauguing the crowds. Co.'S
sacks charged, using their rides, lances
and whips, killing 10 and wounding 80
persons. The Cossacks also broke the
windows of the buildings with the
lances and some students were driven
into the court yard and were whipped
by the Cossacks and police. one of the
students was beaten by 80 policemen.
His jaw was broken. Another student
was taken to the hospital where IT was
shown that he had 14O whip stripes on
his body
TOWN HALL SEIZED,
Kieff, Russia, Nov. 1.-The populaoe
seized the town hall yesterday and rev.
olutionary speeches We're being deliy-
ered TO the crowd from the balcony
when the Cossaoks appeared Some OF
the people inside the building were
armed, resulting In many being killed
or wounded on both sides The Cos
sacks finally routed the crowd and
captured the building After dark the
Jewish quarter was sacked.
The bodies OF five persons killed and
~ wounded people were removed from
the town hall.
The Cossaoks, while passing the Of.
nee Of the Otkliki a liberal paper, fred
three volleys at the building.
DISORDERS IN WARSAW.
Warsaw. Nov, l,-Disorders continue
throughout the city. Conflicts between
the populace and soldiers are frequent.
The authorities are charged with ignor-
Ing the imperial manifesto and general
depression prevails everywhere There
If complete deadlock IN business and
tfaftc Even the employees of the drug
stores have again gone out on strike.
me streets and squares are full OF
troops, The people are attempting To
organize street meetings, but they ara
promptly dispersed by bayonet charges.
a meeting Of the Vienna railroad en-
ployes at noon was broken UP by the
police.
Crowds are Hooking to the cemeteries
on the occasion Of 'all Saints day" The
Norkmen have organized an anti-gov-
eminent demonstration at the Powen-
sNie cemetery.
PRISONS sToRMEp,
Mlnsk, Russia. Nov. l.--crowds in an
attempt 10 storm the prison here yes
ierday were beaten on BY CossacKs,
VINO fred several voluys at the mob.
Many persons We're killed or wounded
and many more We're beaten with
WHIPS The doctors residences were
transformed into hospitals.
QUIET IN ST. PETERSBURG.
n Petersburg, Nov /, noon,--A light
lal OF snow covered the city with a
White mantle during the night, but this
morning the weather Is becoming colder
thu drlzZling rain helped TO put a
hamper or the ardor of the crowds al
ready exhausted BY the demonstrations
Of yesteray
Gen. Trepoffs warning 10 the mani.
lestants that he wlll use emergency
measures TO prevent disorders coupled
WIN the temperance of patrols Gf
morse and foot soldiers also exercised
restraining influence and the agita-
lots experienced difficulty In again
Iouslns the proletariat. Many strikers
among the railroad men are ready 20
return to work and those IN favor Of
continuing the Struggle have difficulty IA
nolding the majority, The students and
hocial Democratic leaders who continue
70 declare that only a democratic re-
public will Hufflcn are using every
means IN their power TO keep un thu
enthusiasm and drive the people into
armed collisions with the troops. A
sor today.
OFFICIAL THANKSGIVING.