The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-26

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some points. No further collisions have
been heard Of Four additional regiments
have been brought to Moscow. They are
bivouacking with campaign equipments
Is much anxiety over what will happen
tonight.
LONDON. Jan. 25.--A brief telegram has
been received here. dated Moscow. Jan. "a,
were fired on by Cossaoks in the Piatnits-
kaya. Many were wounded. No details
are given.
| 81 THE RIoTTSG IN RUSSIAN POLAND.
BERLIN Jan. ?5.-The FTankiurter <eit-
ung prints details of tho riots at LODI,
Russian Poland rumors OF which have
been current for day or two
The paper says that the town has been
in a state of revolution for a week and
that many persons have been killed in the
fighting while others have lost their lives
by the explosion Of bombs. LODI is the
| chief manufacturing centre OF Russian
Poland. II contains 10000 mill operatives.
A Socialist agitator who was organic
ing n strike was shot and killed on the
street last week by the police, although
he was alone and could easily have been
arrested.
The executive committee Of the socialists
thereupon convened and adopted a resolu-
ton TO wreak summary vengeance upon
the authorities As a sequel twenty
bomb outrages occurred. including the
number of vodka taverns, which are
State property. Afterward the Police
Bureau was attacked.
The police made sorties and dispersed
the attackers, who threw bombs, killing and
mutilating many. Bombs were afterward
employed against the Town Hall. municipal
Offices and barracks all of which were badly
wrecked.
There was desperate fighting between
the police and the revolutionists for four
successive days. TIE deaths are estimated
at large figure.
1t is stated in diplomatic circles that Grand
Duke Vladimir devoted bis leisure time
in recent months TO carefully studying
the French Revolution, and the convictions
he derived from this study We're put in
practice on Sunday. He is reported to
have said that Russia must not be guilty
OF weakness, which was the original cause
Of the downfall Of the French monarchy
He accordingly organized brutal system
of terrorizing part Of which was the ap-
pointment Of Gen. TrepofT as Grind Exc
cutioner" Of ST. Petersburg.
czAR DOESN'T KNOW ALL THE FACTS.
LONDON. Jan 26.-The Berlin correspond
ent OF the EApress cites n story emanating
from good source in st. Petersburg to the
effect that the Car has been only partially
informed of Sundays doings, but rumors
reaching Tsarskoe-Selo while dinner was
progressing Sunday evening his Majesty
sprang from his seat and exclaimed:
an the name of the saints and the father
land tell me the truth. Is there nobody
who will tell me the trlth?o
A Grand Duke who was present tried to
calm him with misleading statements.
A despatch from Moscow says that the
Grand Duke Sergius, Governor General of
Moscow, has transferred his residence to
the Kremlin.
Another despatch says that the assistant
barristers of the city have struck in sym
pathy with the demands Of the workmen.
The Standard says it has reason to he |
heve that several OF tho foreign CORE
spondents in st. Petersburg fear arrest.
ANOTHER VIEW OF THE CAR
The ST. Petersburg correspond ent Of the
Telegraph says that il the Car has changed
his residence several times of late he acted
solely out OF consideration for Others and
not from sense OF personal insecurity
1t is only fair to him TO say that he is as alb
solutely calm and unmoved as he was after
the intelligence arrived that $1,000 men
had been killed or wounded on the Sha
River Nothing disconcerts his Majesty.
A person who had spoken to him several
times during the eventful days Of the pres
emit week assured the correspondent that
his Majesty was less concerned and less
preocoupied on Sunday and Monday than
was Gen. Grant OF Gen. Won Moltke before
one of their critical enga gements.
Just before signing to-day's ukase
lbolishing the civil powers of the admin
and appointing Gen Trepoff
Governor General, his Majesty was whist
ing lively air in his apartments in the
palace while writing remarks on the loyal
addresses, which continue TO come in,
The reigning Empress is. according to
he correspondent, equally brave and
iupremely Indifferent TO all interests, being
wrapped up in the imperial baby whom
10Th It's parents positively adore. The
)owager Empress, on the contrary. keenly
appreciates the difficulties Of the situation
md Ia terribly distressed in consequence.
The imperial family ara now at Tssrskoe-