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Other Towns Suffered.

st. Louis.--Thn storm that partly
wrecked Sorouto teluged Alton, Ills,
where there was cloudburst. st.
Louis also suffered from a terrific
thunder storm.
Near Alton no loss of life occurred,
but the streets were turned into TEN.
porary rivers. Fourteen miles distant
the village of Grafton was deluged
and the main street was three feet un.
der water. Ten miles north Of Alton,
a Chicago, Peoria & st. Louis freight
train struck washout in the storm
and plunged down an embankment
into Branch creek containing six feet
of water The cars contained cattle
and horses, many of which were killed
or drowned. Several tramps are be-
lieved to have persisted.
Engineer Frank Drew, Fireman II.
Ballard and Brakeman Albert Patton
were In the engine when 1t plunged
into the creek and all had to swim
for their lives. Patton was so badly
,scalded that he would have drowned
had not his comrades rescued him,
At st. Louis the lowlands OF the
river Desperes were flooded and police
were kept busy rescuing people from
housetops,
One.third of Forest Park, outside
the worlds fair inclosure, was sub
emerged by water from three to fifteen
feet deep.
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Town Destroyed by Fire.

Reno, Nev.-The entire business
section of Alturas, Cal, $50 miles
north of this place, was destroyed by
fire Wednesday, twenty-seven bust
ness houses and two residences be.
ing consumed. The town is wholly
without fire protection and the people
We're compelled to stand by and allow
the fire to take its course. Two news
paper offices, the Republican and
Plain Dealer, and the offices of the
Western Union Telegraph company
and the Wells-Fargo Express company
were burned
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Pioneers Return Home.

Salt Lake City-After being wined
and dined, entertained and made the
guests of various societies and or.
ganizations, and seeing the greatest
sights of southern California, the thir-
ty Salt Lake pioneers who biased the
trail during an early day, and who
were sent to the Golden state as
guests of Senator w. A. Clark re-
turned TO Zion Wednesday morning
with nothing but words of praise for
the good people of Los Angeles and
other California cities. The pioneers
lsft Salt LakA on October O.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-10-26
cZAR PRoCLAlMs PEACE.
ecspeaks Blessing In Russa's DeveI.
opment and Prosperity.

! St Petersburg-An Imperial mani
festo was issued Thursday proclaim
Ing the ratification OF peace between
Russia and Japan. 1t says:
God has caused our fatherland to
suffer sore trials from the blows OF
fate in sanguinary war, but the
struggle has afforded manifold proofs
Of the bravery and courage of our
glorious troops against brave and
mighty enemy This war, SO painful
for us all, is now over. The eastern
portion of our country will develop
itself in peace and good neighborli.
ness with the Japanese empire, which
has now become our friend.
"In communicating the restoration
Of peace to ou: subjects we are sure
they will join in our prayers to God
TO give a blessing on our great labors
In conjunction with men elected by
the people for the development and
prosperity of Russia.
NICHOLAS"
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Woman Makes Serious Charges.

La Crosse, Wis.-Serious charges
against the British government were
made at the National Purity confer.
ence Wednesday, by Mrs, Katherine
Bushnell of Oakland, Cal, world pur-
ity evangelist. Mrs. Bushnell charged
that the exporting of Chinese and
Japanese girls for immoral purposes
was recognized business IN the far
east, and that it was carried on un-
der the protection, encouragement
and supervision of the British govern
ment agents at Hongkong and Singa-
pore.
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BUSTING THE TRUSTS.
District Attorney Brings Suit Against
Lumber Combination at Honolulu.

District Attorney Brings Suis Agaihss
Lumber Combination at Honolulu.
Honolulu.-Acting under instruc'
lions of the United States attorney
general, District Attorney Breckens
has instituted the first of number OF
Injunction suits for the purpose of
breaking up the local trusts. A suit
was filed Thursday against the firms
of Allen & Robinson, Levers &
Cooke, and Wilder G Co. 1t asks that
the federal court issue a perpetual
injunction restraining the above
named firms from carrying out al al.
legged agreement controlling the en-.
tire lumber business of the islands.
In the petition it is alleged that the
three firms named above control 80
per cent of the business here and
have combined, in violation of an act
Of congress, to prevent the unlawful
restrait of trade.
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Russia viii Demobolize as Rapidly as
Possible.

st. Petersburg-Thew war office has
decided to return to their homes as
speedily as possibly the reserve men
who were called to the colors during
the war, especially the men included
in the last mobilization. The demob-
ilization of the reserve men who had
not started for the far east began
Thursday in Moscow and will begin
in other cities soon. The mobiliza-
tion of reserves in the Caucasus,
which was ordered on account of dis.
orders there, will be continued inde-
pendently.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-10-26
Girl Killed Her Father.

Grants Pass, Ore.-Jasper Jen.
nings, after being kept in a dark cell
for a month, has confessed that his
sister, Dora Jennings, aged IL years.
killed their father with rifle while
he slept because she hated him and
because she could tolerate his pres.
ence no longer" For two months the
officers have suspected that the boy,
Jasper, and the girl knew more than
they would tell, and the confession OF
Jasper is believed in part to be true.
The girl has been confined in jail at
Jacksonville.
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TWO Children Killed.

Tulsa, |. TIN a tornado which
passed through this country one mile
west of Mannford, |, T., Tuesday
night, two children of e. X. Anderson
were killed and Mrs. Anderson and
Miss Maude Root seriously injured.
Several other persons are reported
hurt. The path of the storm was
quarter of a mile wide and several
miles in length.
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Thirty Houses Wrecked.

bartlesville, |. IA tornado at
Collinsville l. T., early Wednesday
wrecked thirty houses. One child was
killed and twelve persons injured.
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Sioux Feared Massacre

make necessary the repeating of a
campaign that had lasted for months.
The Indian runner had brought word
that Great Chief Miles had ordered his
soldiers to arms in the early morning,
and that the surrendered Sioux were
to be massacred to the last man, wom-
an and child.
The medicine men had told the In.
dians that this was to be their fate.
and the runners word found ready be.
lief.
zen. Miles had planned a review of
the forces in the field as a last act of
the campaign, and it was the order for
the gathering and the marching that
had been taken as an order of massa.
ere by the fearful, suspicious Sioux.
Trumpet and bugle calls of boots
and saddles" and assembly" burden.
ed the air. The troopers and dough.
boys" had fallen in, 5000 strong. The
column started west with flags and
guidons flutterins, The head of the
command, the greatest that had been
gathered together since the days OF
the civil war, reached the bluff abeve
the Sioux village. A shout woaid
have started the stampede of the saw.
ages; shot would have been the sig
nal for a volley from the warriors
lying between the white column and
the village.
What review was that on the
snow-covered South Dakota plains
that January morning fifteen wears
ago! Gen. Miles on his great black
horse watched the 5000 soldiers mass
soldiers that had stood the burden ot
battle and the hardships of a winters
campaign, and had checked one of the
greatest Indian uprisngs of history
The First Infantry led by Col Sbaf
ter VINO afterward was in command
in front of Santiago, was there that
day. Guy V. Henry, now living in
peaceful Arlington cemetery rode at
the head of his black trooners the
bufalo soldiers" of the Sioux Cant
Allen w. Capron was there with The
battery that afterward opened tho hot
tie at Santiago. The Seventh cavalry
was there, two of it's troops, B and K
having barely enough men left in tho
ranks to form platoon.
Ihese two troops had borne tbe
Drunt OF the fighting at Wounded
Knee, when ninety men of the Sevortb
ieii Killed or wounded before the buI
lets or the Sioux. When the two
troops with their attenuated ranLS
rode by the reviewing general remov,
ed MS cap, an honor otherwise no,d
only TO tne colors of his country.
Inc column filed past broke into
Iesinlents' then into troops and com.
panies' and the word of dismissa, was
given The Indian sentinels m the
rluges signaled to the camn IN tho VOL
leS, IN another minute there was y
stampede but it was only that Of tbe
thousands of Sioux ponies tmrnaS ,aS
n ,oose and eager to get back to tbeir
oreahlast OF bunch grass on tbo
prairles'-Chicago Post.
N"N-~-~-~---~~--~I>~-oo-oo
'ennyson's Honeymoon
voanr "' 1oh waited for his bride ton
years, year When the wedding dav c.n,n un
Vne dresses arrived too lato m nm
not % saai, ".t''ea late also. But that did
honoYp. 9pon either the wedding or the
Tvntor NUN The couple first went to
a9I nS n'on' enjoying, as became nv nooo -
@nu tho poe' wife, long rambIes tbrdrn pUu.
sn1 WOODS and over the beothao
spite OF the waari N"tHeT, In
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-10-26

Edward F. Swinney, retiring presi-
dent of the American Bankers Associ-
s.ion, has been at the head of the First
National Bank OF Kansas City since
1890, and for three years prior TO that
date held the position of cashier. He
was born near Lynchburg, Pa, in 1857.
and received his education in the pub
lie schools. In 1875 he came to Mis-
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souri, and was made cashier of bank
in Fayette. A few years later he be-
came cashier of bank in colorado
City, Texas. Mr.. Swinney is treasurer
of the Kansas City board of education,
and a director in the Fidelity Trust
company and the Missouri Savings a..
sociation. He is also noted as an eX.
pert wing shot.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-18
The american Girl,
WHAT MAKES HER POPULAR.

THE American girl is admired and liked
81 home and abroad because she is the
a.rr,irst usually the healthiest and friend.
i;oit of girls. She is fond of life and is
live to everything beautiful and good in
ar;steuCe Mrs. Laugtry has said that the
h-r,-rican woman has little to learn from
her English sisters
Dr Pierce. the specialist in women's dis
eases of Buffalo, N. Y, advises simple ex
erc;ses for women, preferably in the out
door air But many women are confined
20 the house and their household duties or
,heir business confines them to poorly ven
+lated rooms.
IF woman suffers from headache. a
barkache, a sensation of irritability or
switching and uncomfortable nervousness
something must be wrong with the head or
hack. she naturally says, but all the time
the real trouble very often centers in the
,ronaulv organs. In % per cent. of cases
the seat of the difficulty is here, and
its cure. The local disorder and infamma-
ton of the delicate special organs of the
sex should be treated steadily and system
atically.
Backed up by over third of a century of
remarkable and uniform cures, record
such as no other remedy for the diseases
and weaknesses peculiar to women ever
attained, the proprietors and makers of DIR.
Pierce Favorite Prescription now feel fully
warranted in offering to pay $500 for any
case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Pro-
lapsus, or Falling of Womb which they
cannot cure All they ask is a fair and
reasonable trial Of their means of cue.
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A Cheerful View.

sBut, my dear Mr.. Meekins, you
can't 60 home while it's raining SO, :
insisted Mr.. Wilson. He was known
as a poor provider and his wife as
about the worst cook in the COM
munity. REALLY, now, you can't
60 home in this downpour. Stay,
do, now, and have dinner with US.
ooh, no, thank you'll" protested
the guest. 1T doesn't look very in
viting outside, that's fact, but ]
don't think I'll stay. / guess it isn't
as bad as all that. Youths Com
panion.
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|. A. NADEAU, Gen. Agt.
Seattle, Wash.
a. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A.
Portland, Oregon.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-12-30
dyi, charaktery komiczne wycho-

dyi, charaktery komiczne wycho-
dza znakomicie, ale w dramatach
O tresci religijnej jest dose sia-
byrn. Wspomnielisjmy o charak-
terze komicznyn. Jest MIN Gla-
brio, starry zo}nierz, blagier.
Tw6rcy podobnego charakteru
nalezy upatrywac W naszym
Sienkiewiczu, ktory stworzyl
nam Zaglobe. Dziura W g}owie !
wybite oko Zagioby = powtarza
sic W, osobie Glabria skreslonej
przez Nc Carthygo. Historya, ze
bill sic w obcych krajach, W Egip-
Gle, i tam zostal meczennikiem
"a wiare i re tam wybito mu O.
ko zeszpecono twarz = jest
prawie zywcem wzieta Sien-
kiewicza, moze niechcaco. Cha
raRtery Glabria Telemachusa,
miodziehca, pozniej dzielnego
pustelnika, wychodza znakomi-
Gle = inne bardzo niewyraznie.
Casost wyszia niezle. Pysznym
byl Charles Byrne W roll Glabria,
a wcale dobrze, oddal role Tele-
machusa, William Magee. lnni
to byli zwykiynli amatorami,
lotorych i ma naszych scenach tax
czesto trafiamy.
Kolegium sw. Ignacego moze
sic poszczycic tylko trzema do
brymi amatorami i wyborna, Ii
czna orkiestra.
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Kronika MiBjseoWa.
Koniec procesu.

Wczoraj skohczyla sic os}awio-
ma sprawa rowniez osiawionego
"sluggera" Giihoolego, ktory
wraz z szescioma towarzyszami
grozil napadem i smiercia Chris
towi Carlstrom w ostatnim straJ-
ku woznicow. Sad przysieglych
wydai wczoraj swa decyzye, u
znai Charlesa Glhoolego,
Charlesa Casey, Henryka
Newmana, Charlcka Deutscha,
Edwarda Shields, Johna Heiden
Marcusa Looney winnymi spi-
sku; natomiast uznal "a niewin-
nego Franka Nowaka.
Dotychczas ME byio procesu
W caiym powiecie Cook tax ko-
sztownego jak sprawa Gilhoole-
go. Process, a raczej wybieranie
sedziow przysieglych rozpoczelo
sic 1890 wrzesnia, a koniec spra-
wy byl wczoraj, dnia 2ogo gru-
dnia, wiec trivial Io1 dni. Do
sprawy wezwano ALSO ludzi, z
tych przesluchano 1881, ably ze-
brac sad przysieg}ych. Pre-
bieg sprawy kosztowal razem
$4,000, ktora to sumo wyplacil
powiat z wlasnej kasy.
Wczoraj o godzinie $50 VIE
czorem jury wyszia z zamkniecia,
ably sic zapytac sedziego Chet-
lain czy moze uniewinnit jedne-
go z grona oskarzonych, ma co
sedzia odpowiedzial, re los skar-
zonych spoczywa caikiem W jej
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marek podatku dochodowego wieceJ,
niz W roku poprzednim. Skolektowaf
$50 milion6w.
Kr6l Alfons hiszpahski spotka sic
W Granadzie ze swa narzeczona ksie-
zniczka Ena Battenberg.
= Zanosi sic ma koniec zatargu We
nezueli radiant angielskim ! fran
cuskim.
- Geo. w. Cornwell, wybitny wyna-
lazca 1 byiy skarbnik firmy Wheeler
and Wilson" W Bridgeport, Conns 20
stal aresztowany pod zarzutem kra-
dziezy brylant6w wartosci $1,000.
Wybieral sic W podr6z do Europy.
= Polsk kosci6l sw. Jadwigi W
Dunkirk, N. Y, spalil sic. Postawiono
go przed roldem kosztem $4,000. Ia
chodzi Cpodejrzenie. re ogieh podio-
zono.
W IL dni po dokonaniu zbrodni
morderstwa skazano W st. Joseph,
La, ma smierc murzyna Austina Bee,
kt6ry zabR dw6ch robotnikow Chi
cago, a ranil smiertelnie dw6ch in
nych. '
= 'Interborbough Rapid Transit
Company" W New Yorku podwyzszy-
la q wiasnej wo j pensye
wszystkich uzednikow ma swych kole-
jach gornych podziemnych.
w La Crosse, Wis.,, spadio 8 cali
sniegu.
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rekach, kogo uznaja winnym ten
bedzie ukarany, kto ME bral u
dzialu w zbrodni, bedzie wolny
Cd kary. Sedziowie oddalili sic
znow, a piec minut pozniej, przy-
szli podpisanym wyrokiem. Sa-
la sadowa by}a przepelniona
ludzmi oczekujacymi ma wyrok
sadu. z poprzedniego pytania ju-
ry rietrudno byio sic domyslec,
re jeden, a moze kilku uznano
"a niewinnych. Oskarzeni zwie-
sill giowy kiedy klerk odczytai
wyrok: "My, sad przysiegiych,
uznajemy oksarzonego Charlesa
Gilhoolego winnym." Inni oska-
rzeni przewidzieli jaki obrot
weznie ich sprawa. Klerk naste-
pnie wyczytai nazwiska innych
oskarzonych i do kazdego dodai
"winny". Po nazwisku Franka
Nowaka, ostatniem ma liscie O.
skarzonych = "Iliewinny"!
Wszystkich skazano ma wiezie-
ME a Gilhoolego w dodatku ma
kare w surrlie $1,000.
Adwokaci strony skarzacej, a
wiec stanowi, So zadowolenit z
powyzszego wyroku.
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ma podioge, rozbil sobie czaszke l z
tego umarl.
= Przeszio ~ nauczycielek nau.
czycieli ziozy1o wczoraj egzamin. u
tych komisya egzaminacyjna wybierze
100 do szkd publicznych.
- Theodore Pihlfeldt straci} posade
miejska, kt6ra przynosila mu $112
miesiecznie. Pr6znowai komisarz ro-
bot publicznych Patterson odprawn
go.
- Poniewaz Patrick Hughes maltre-
towai dzieci, sedzia Mask wyslai je
do zakiadu dobroczynrego. a oica do
domu robot ma poprawe.
Wczorajsza woda do picia byla
zdrowa.
- Pani Yetta Vosbrandt, matka dwu
par blizniat, porodzila wczoraj trojeta-
Ojciec uciek}.
Jan Komorowsh, 1884 Poplar
ave. zostai zabity przy piracy ma kolei
zelaznej Wabash.
= W Chicago zginai aktor wyste.
pujacy ma scenach wodewilowych,
Charles Ford. w niedziele mial wysta-
pic ME pokazai sic W teatrze.
John Lawrence zostai zabity przez
pociag ma kolei Chicago Terminal
Transfer. -
= William Draper upadi ma noz,kto-
~ mu zadaf rane tax bolesna, ze y
mari W godzine po wypadku. sS
...5 F. G. Fuller dostal sie do wiszis.
MIA 10 sprzeniewierzenis $100.
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dowa} sic wraz iona w okrop-
nej nedzy. Jego iona jest tax
opadla ma silach skutkiem braku
pozywienia, ze musi udac sic do
szpitala.
Waszyngton, 80 grudnia. =
Kongresman Morrell przediozyi
kongresowi sprawozdanie, kto-
rego wynika, re wyjatkiem
dwoch wszyscy generalowie ar
mil zwiazkowej oSwiadczyli, re
zniesienie "kantiny" " kosza-
rach przynosi wiecej szkody,. niz
pozytku. z liczby 5o4 pulkowt1i-
kow tylko jeden ME jest tego sa-
mego zdania, a z liczby $40 ko-
mendantow stacyj wojskowych
wszyscy, z wyjatkiem IL, jest
przekonanych, re zolnierze wo-
leliby zabawiac sic W pulkowych
klubach, przy szklance piwa, 11iz
przebywac W knajpach, gdzie
maja sposobnosc upija6 sic ira
cic zdrowie. Prawdopodobnie 20
stanie zniesione pfawo, zabrania-
jace w pulkach urzadzania wy
szynkow napojow goracych.
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Rome nOtatN teIegraflGzns.

= Prusakow zaalarmowai zjazd
wszechpolak6w we Lwowie przyjete
przez mich rezolucye.
= We Wiedniu rozpuszczono sensa-
cyjne wiesci chorobie cesarza Fran.
ciszka J6zefa.
- Stan wojenny ogloszono W Ber-
dyczewie ludnoscia przewaznie zy-
dowska.
= Rad pruski wydusil W roku 1905
ze swych poddanych 10 POI miliona
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przyznai sic do why wczoral
kiedy sad przysiegiych ogiosil
ostateczny wyrok, Hart zapyta-
ny o swe zdanie o wyroku, wyra-
zil sic, re jest calkiem zadowolo-
ny.
DR.. Hart widocznie pogodzil
sic z losem i odczytany wyrok
przyjal rezygnacya.
Przedstawienie urzadzone przez
student6w kolegium sw. Ignace-
60.
w czwartek wczoraj popoi.
uczniowie kolegium sw. Ignace-
60 przedstawili dramat napisany
przez jednego swych profeso-
row zatytulowany "The Last of
The Gladiators" (Ostatni wystep
Gladyatorow). Obszerny teatr
Powers byl przepelniony publ
cznoscia = przewaznie 1rland-
czykami. Co do dramatu, ME ma
on nadzwyczajnej wartosci lite
racket, w niektorych. miejscach
wychodzi dose slabo, niewyraz-
ME, rzecz miejscami traktowana
troche, "a pobieznie. Autor, Ir-
landczyk, John D. Nc Carthy.
okazuie talent w pisaniu kome-
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TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, 80 grudnia. -
Rad posiada obecnie pewnoSc,ze
podobnie jak W Moskwie, zgnie-
Gle powstanie w calem panstwie.
Aresztowania trwac beda tax dlu-
go, dopoki wszyscy Przywodcy
partyj przewrotu ME znajda sic
pod kluczem dopoki wszystkie
organizacye 1ewolucyonistow
,nle zostana rozbite. Pokazaio
sic, re ogd ludnosci trzymai sic
zdala cd ruchu rewolucyjnego
i re W calem panstwie ami jeden
zolnierz ME przeszedl na strone
rewolucyonistow.' Strajk gene
rainy zawiodl oczekiwania socya-
listow, z powodzenia rzadu W
Moskwie wywoiaio w ich szere-
gach poploch. Przekonaja sic, re
nawet w rocznice rzezi W Peters
burgu ME powiedzie i'm sic urza-
dzenie wiekszej demonstracyi.
Prawdopodobnie postanowia SEE
rye terror przez zamachy na zy-
Gle urzednikow.
Rad zamierza obecnie prze-
prowadzie wybory do dumy ma
rodowej zaja6 sic rozwiazaniem
kwestyi agrarnej. Chiopi powsta-
liby niewatpliwie "a nadejsciem
wiosny, gdyby do tego czasu ME
posiedli przyobiecanych i'm grun-
tow. Pod Minskiem uklada sic
szlacita chlopami i odstepuje
i'm zienie na warunkach dogod-
nych.
Warszawa, 80 grudnia. - Ma
czelnik poczt telegrafow wyda{
odezwe, re komunikacya telegra-
ficzna Warszawy Rosya "a
granica zostala przewrocona. w
ostatnich dniach aresztowano 600
,spcyalistow Wczoraj usaowano
wzniesc barykady, lecz niewielki
oddziai wojska unicestwil ten "a
miar. Wiekszosc robotnikow od-
m6wiIa stanowczo brae udzia{ W
strajku generalnym. Zywio1y u
miarkowane wzieiy gore mad
partya przewrotu.
Moskwa, 80 grudnia. = Mia
sto byso wczoraj w nocy oswieco-
ne elektrycznoscia. Robotnicy
wracaja do piracy we fabrykach. a
na ulicach zaczyna panowae zwy-
KY ruch. Rada miejska utworzyia
komitet pomocy dla ofisr ruchaw-
XII.
Ryga, 80 grudnia. - General
ny strajk tutaj ME ustai Me wy
chodzi ami jedna gazeta. Kilka
tysiecy rewolucyonistow zgro-
madziio sic w czwartek w glow
nej kwaterze organizacyi costa
10 otoczonych przez piechote,
konnice artylerye. Przywodzcy
zbiegli, a kiedy zagrozono zebra
nym zbombordowaniem budyn-
ku, rozbiegli sic wszyscy z wy
jatkiem 160, ktorych aresztowa-
no, poniewaz mieli przy sobie
broh. Kozacy i dragoni przebie-
gall przez ulice rozpedzali zbie-
gowiska, piazujac palaszami i BIZ
jac nahajkami, kto i'm sic nawi-
nal pod reke.
General gubernator postanowi}
Gala arnie nadbaltyckich pow
stahcow wpedzic W matnia, ma cy-
pei miedzy Ryga Libawa, gdzie
zniszczy ich szeregi doszczetnie.
Okrety przeszkodza ucieczce
rozbitkow przez wode.
Petersburg, 80 grudnia. -
Miasto Zlotoust pod Ufa, iiczace
1900 mieszkahc6w, jest W po-.
siadaniu socyafist6w, ktorzy u
stanowili republikahski Rad i
wywiesili czerwoue choragwie.
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