Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-02
RADICALS AND CONSERVATIVES
ARE FAST LEARNING LINES
OF DEMARcATIoN.
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81. PETERSBURG QUIET
nRthe Capital the Soldiers Are Restor-
Ing Order, Aided by Wintry Weather,
But Fighting Is Renewed in Some Of
the Other cltles-cossacks Renew
Their Brutality.

N ST Petersburg, Nov IA light fall
|N Of snow covered the city with white
Il mantle during the. night, but this
n morning the weather becaE cold and
n drizzling rain helped to put a dam
fTper on the ardor of the crowds al.
ready exhausted by the Gelirium of
yesterday. 80 - 3
4 General Trepoff's warning to the
manifestants that he will use energetic
\ measures to prevent disorders, cou-
4 pied with the reappearances of SOL
y diers. also exercised a restraining in
f1uence and the agitators experienced
4 difficulty in again 'rousing interest.
interest In Strike Lass.
\. Many strikers among the railroad
Grnens the ready to return to work and
Ythose in favor of continuing the strug-
gle have difficulty in holding major
ity. Students and social democratic
'}leaders who continue to declare that
nothing but democratic republic will
suffice are using, every. means in their
power to keep up enthusiasm and
drive the people into armed collisions
with the troops. A score of big meet
ings are announced for. today.
Two Parties Forming.
News from the provinces shows that
the issuing of the manifesto, granting
Russia constitution has aroused the
people to a high pitch of enthusiasm
but everywhere the populace is diyid-
ed into two camps, as is lthe case in.
st. Petersburg. Clashes and sanguin-
ary encounters have occurred at many
places.
In some of. the towns mobs have OBJ
tined control and the authorities have
Deen forced to obey their demands for
the release of political prisoners.
100 Slain at Odessa.
London, Nov. IA News agency
Odessa dispatch says that mobs of
rioters have broken loose In various
parts Of the city and have been in con-
fiict with bands of students, resulting
ffn much bloodshed. 1t is estimated
that 100 persons were killed. Patrols
which yesterday were, taken off the
streets, were called out today and for
eign consulates and municipal build
ings are guarded by troops.
There was lull in the fighting at 8
O'Clock, but the people are panic
stricken, fearing another eruption.
Conflicts Renewed.
Odessa, (Noon), Nov. 1.-Conflicts
between cossacks and students have
been renewed. During the fighting
between roughs and Jews in Dalnits-
kaya street last night thirty-seven per-
sons We're killed and seventy-one were
wounded.
Fatal Fighting at kieff.
Kieff, NOV. i. - In an encounter be-
tween the populace and Cossacks at
the town hall here today, five persons
were killed and forty-1ve were wound
ed. The Cossacks while passing the
office of a liberal newspaper. fred
three volleys at the building.
Disorders In Warsaw,
Warsaw, Nov 1. Disorders con-
tinue throughout the city and con-
ficts between the populace and sold
iers are frequent. The authorities are
charged with ignoring the imperial
manifesto. General depression pre-
walls everywhere There is COM
plete deadlock in business and traf-
fic. The employees of the drug stores
have again gone on strike.
Soldiers Charge Asltators.
The streets are full of troops and
people attempting to organize street
meetings are promptly dispersed byI
bayonet charges.
Mob Storms Prison.
Hinsk, Nov 1-Crowds attempted to
storm the prison yesterday and cos
sacks fired several volleys at the mob.
Many persons were killed or wounded. !
Doctors residences have been trans
formed into hospitals.
Seven KILLED at vitevsk.
Viteysk, Nov. 1 Troops were EN-.
ployed to disperse red flag demon
stration here yesterday and seven per. /
sons were killed and many wounded |
In the fight that resulted.
Worse. Than Before.
London, Nov. 1.-Private dispatches
received in London today depict the
situation at Odessa as being worse
than before the imperial MANIFESTED
was issued
Church Head Resigns.
q st. Petersburg. Nov. 1.-Pobiedonost.