Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16
PRISONERS REVOLT -:
FIRE E. KISAlNEFF'. KS JAIL Il.
IN SEEKING FREEDOM % MU=s
TIMERS ARE KILLED AND
MANY WOUNDED. Al
MARTIAL LAW RULES..s.<>.,essgss&sss
Observation-Disclosures
Government Is Making Determined
Efforts to Quell Uprising-Peace-
full Revolution Reported from
Kobe, Japan. iSgf E|E B.


the jail at Kishineff, BessaraDia, re-
volted in body during the night and
demanded their freedom. Onstheir re-
quest being refused, the prisoners set
tire5sto the jail.NS5 TroopsssWereM hur-
riedHto the, scene and fired$a yoileytinto
thekmutinsers, ofsah ome22s 2swere Killed
and many wounded. All is now COM
paratively quiet here. although there
were many yTds0ateda cages Of, ,violance
the night> i {. -
Captive Soldiers Revolt.
Washington, Nov. 13TThe follow
ling cablegram 4has been received hers
from Kobe, Japan, by member of the
local Russian revolutionary commit
tee:, Elthusiastic reception, given to
Evolutionary ofiicers by the 'revolh-
tionary 10000 soldiers at Hamadera
and Himejj detention camps = Req
-ba anhers J bearing Allegiance 'zemfia
VOLTA Gland and Liberty-Live Lib
erty). Russian Marsellais sung,"' ;"
The explanation of this cablegram
given by the local committee here is
that a remarkable peaceful revolution
has 1Deees1n -acc0mp1fsfed1 under condi:
tions never before paralleled. ....:;..s
Martial Law Declared.
St.. Petersburg, Nov 13 THE declar-
alton of martial law throughout
Poland is evidence 7of the determine,
ton of the government Ito try to nip
Irsthe bud the movement to regain the
tantonomy which the kingdom of Po-
lafld~~pessessed~~e,n '~constitus
ton which was suppressed after the
revolution Of 1853. The ease with
which the Firms striking at the op-
perfume moment compel lied the gov
ernment to make complete surrender
encouraged the Poles TO attempt a
similar stroke, and the cd overnment
has received advices which leave no
donbt that broad conspiracy was Or
ganized to attain this end. The leaders
he~mevement~prop to'adopt'the
tactics followed in Finland. The govern
ment viii resist to the utmost Count
SWitte. himself believes that if the gov
ernment is forced at this jul hcture to
grant autonomy. to Pola and it might
mark the beginning of the dismem~
berment Of the empire
Blow May Be Too Late.
f. The hope of the govern men t is that
HtfeaPoles are striking top late, as the
"rai4reads~ throughout Russia 'tavg"re=
sumed operations, and the transporta-
ton of troops is possible. Neverthe-
less. the government will be in a
quandary should the passive resistance
OF Poland change TO an armed up
rising. as it IS a question whether the
government is strong enough to at
tempt to suppress it by force To
carry on a civil war in Poland now
would expose the government to at
tacks in the rear from the revOlu-
tionary elements of the people. The
demand fSf the -1eyeling OF gil franks
and the abolishing of the privileges
of caste which was the chief charac-
teristic of the early days of the
Frepch geyolutions has seized upon the
St. Petersburg, in response to numer-
GUS petitions, has requested the gov
eminent to abrogate the rule by which
the centsf of thg NevsKy prospect and
other hshionab9ea thoroy shfares are
kept 9ree>fsE~tfie ipri]ate< carriages Of
the aristocracy, thus crowding the
Mutiny Report Untrue.
Tho admiralty Hoc1orac that tho ro