Evening journal., 1905-02-01
TIE WORLDS NEWS
nun WAR

~uT WAR.
Russians admit the loss Of 10000
--.--, .A ule four days
| effort 10 turn the japanese left flank,
which failed. The percentage Of dead,
however, is declared to be small.
Japanese reports declare that 1900
dead We're left on the field i'm a single
day. The wounded are suffering as
result OF the bitter cold
A Russian expert at 81 Petersburg,
reviewing the dispatches, reads a
strategic victory between the lines,
/ declaring that a position has been
taken and held which actually TANKS
Oyama.
RUSSIA.
Rioting in Warsaw on Monday cost
100 lives. The city is paralyzed, while
troops and mobs struggle for mastery.
! The strikers are armed and reply TO
volleys from the soldiery. The situa-
/ tion is extremely grave and causes the
greatest apprehension in st. Peters,
burg.
The strike threatens to spread TO
all Of Poland's industrial cities. order
prevails at other points than Warsaw.
Grand Duke Vladimir, IN an inter-
view, declares It is certain the people
will be given a voice i'm the govern
ment, though the principle of autocracy
will be maintained.
CONGRESS.
A favorable report has been author
lied on the Mann bill to abolish the
Panama Canal Commission and give
the President entire control of the
canal construction.
The House declined to accept the
Senate modification Of amendment TO
the army bill, alleged TO have been
aimed at General Miles.
The senote considered the State
hood bill,
WASHINGTON.
Republican representatives. will
caucus Friday afternoon on the pro-
gramme for railroad legislation.
The Government will resort TO
terminal prosecutions, II necessary to
enforce the Beef Trust injunction.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has COM
plete plans for financing its Washing
ton terminal.
FOREIGN.
Sentiment i'm Germany opposes
abandonment Of the favored nation
lprinciple with regard to new treaties,
fearing to precipitate a tariff war with
the United States.
A score of anarchist suspects have
been arrested in Paris in connection
with the bomb throwing of Monday
might.
Fraulein Reubke a German actress
narrowly escaped death from an ad-
der sent to her In a bonbon box.
Russian officers, in testimony before
the North Sea commission, declare
torpedohoats attacked fleet.
The Russian committee Of ministers,
in a preliminary report, declare con-
ferences Of representatives will be call
led to discuss reforms.
MISCELLANEOUS
Daniel A. Campbell Republican
I leader in the Illinois Senate, was struck
in the face in the Senate chamber by
I" an ex-member.
Troops may be sent to Breathitt
County Ky, to arrest the Hargises.
, Arthur T.. Appleyard, of Boston, was
: indicted in Buffalo, n, Y, charged witt
: obtaining s50OoO upon worthless
i security.
o News from Nicaragua is to The
q leUect that banlShment Is the nenalti
\ of the appearance in the streets o
: Catholic priests in their clerical garb
Witnesses testified before a tria
! jury i'm New York that Coroner Jack
J. son had ATTEMPTED to bribe them.
Gessler Rousseau, the alleged dyna-
}, inter arrested in Philadelphia, pleade-
/. not guilty in New York to the charge
g of attempting to blow up the steam
L ship Umbria.
/. The Winter Carnival was held a
Saranac Lake, In the Adirondacks
The PoliceCommissioner Of New
p York wrote a letter TO the Mayor ex-
planning his views of police discipline
Bird S. Coler, ex-Controller OF New
G York city, and ex-president of th'
oitys Civil Service Commission, re-
1 signed from membership in the com
mission.
! It is reported that the President ma!
J. give Niedrnghaus a diplomatic pos
:, TO end the Missouri deadlock.
8 Governor Bell Of Vermont, win hea
levidenoe and consider the question o
granting a reprieve to Mrs. Rogers.