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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-07

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|S q. 6orleoen 6rnfl1eoe EN- &arl Oh
to Seite fra Slangerupgaaroen i @a=
raloiteo Se. Solfene bap6e fiprt
s8boning, og be6 Mi6oogstio fjgrte
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ltplle Gogne1e al. Den f~orrelte at
Nogne11e fiprtes al Ell rng aorl pe0
Ntobn Mifolai Sergenien. Da ban
blen beo at fiere m6 as, raabte en- al
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tl6re laa langt u6, ga ban let fun0e
orltfne. sDet ffal leg NOT ielp bore
roobte @arlen tilbage, hi Qaar
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baa6e ban og @igretgiet. Scar
lens &ammerater blep grebne of Tor.
f9roelle, og 6e bar ffare oper, at Scar,
len % &eitene life tom lepet1oe op.
Gnsaf Tolfene leb afite6 for at be1te
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bar q Alen gano, bbor l1lpffen ifete.
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lbge, % oet pareoe lite lange, fgr
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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-04-20
Dt LOS ARRtPtNTIDOS Is I'll RElN0
DE LOS CItL0S.

Una complication curlOsa ocur-
rio en- Albuquerque durante el
termino actual de la corte de dis
trito del cOndado de BernailIo.
Fl gran jurado del Territorio sa-
CO algunas querellas contra cirr-
tos individuos por q drlito de
vender licOr i memories dc edad, Y
las presento d la cOrte, Despu6s,
por alguna raz6n que no seeXpIi-
ca. Sc arrepinti6 de haber sacado
las Querellas y pidi0 4 la corte
que las retornase para reconSl-
defar su ucci0n, mas el jucz de
distrito Sc neg0 4 deyulv6rIas,
Ent0nces el gran jurado inyes-
tig0 nuevamente el usuuto dc las
dichas querellas y vot0 para que
fuespn retiradas yannladas. Aho.
ra la question eS 81 la cOrte liene
raz0n Ell pretender que el gran
jurado no tiene derecho de reti-
rar querellas deSpues de haber-
las votado y prespntndo, 0 ii eI
gran jurado estd bieu tuudadn
en- su reclamo de cue ticuo In a-
cultad de rescihdir de sus actos
despuGs de haher becho preseuta-
ci6n lie su resutado ante la cor
te. Este es un probIcma ha,tau.
te iuteresante en- q que los jurs
consultos tendr1n placer en- dan
su opinion en- pro Q en- contra
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-04-20
TANBlfN HMM 50 PRfCiO.

\ lat fecha sc estdn averlguan-
do ante los tribuuaIes las causas
del senador Burton de Kansas y
del senador Mitchell dc Oregon,
ambos mieuhros del senado de
los Estados lulos Ia ocusa
ci0u contra mlo Y OtpO es habcr
tornado dinero de- mauus de cor.
poraciones en- pago de serVlclos
prestados. 10 cWl, hablando en-
plata Y sin andar cOnrudeoS, sig
.nilica que los respetables sena-
dOres, 81 es ciertO cl tpntimOnlO
en- contra dc ellos, iueron cohe-
chados Q soburmadoS, La cosn
Iparece iea, mayormeute contra
hombres de posici0n tan eXulta-
da, pero hemos de recordar que
en- tOdas parties Sc cuccen habas,
y que la vcnalidad no sc practlca
sOlamente entire niembrOs de le
gisIaturas dc estadO . territ0rla-
les. Esto dpbe cousolaruos nlgo
| por 10 que cojeen alGunos dc los
nuestros, pues dice el dicho: Nal
!
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-04-20
NO HAY CAMBl0

La prueba de que los Iiiipinos
siguen siendo 10 cue ban sido
siempre Il peSar de los e,luerzos
que Sc han hecho y las yastas SUI
mas de dinero que &c han gaatn-
do para ameIicanizar!os, Sc en-
cuentra on pl ceusO dp las Islas
Fiipinas tornado Gltnnauentr
ALA bajo direction del gobiprno
de los Estados luidos. En- una
population total de 7,10O. 600,
resulta que hay solameute 80 600
extranJeros, de los cuales son chi
nos cerca de 81 600, Los ampri.
canos que viveu en las lSlas, sin
contar los 10000 soldados que
estAn de guarnici0n, pasm mny
POGO de 5000, Dc mauprd luoIas
razas indfgpnaS son las uue tie.
men eI predominio on todas cosas,
De suerte que no ha hubido sino
IN cambio pequcno y superficial
desde que las IsIaS fueron adqui.
ridas por los Estados Unidos
hasta ahora, muchos opinau que
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-04-20
NO HsY PROSPfCTOS Dt PAI.
II 0rQulIo &c Ia RGSil IA InCamina d
IA Destruction ! los JipOdeSeS
no NaCId en- PrOSe0uir Ia
Guerra.

| De las teututivas hechaS por
algunos lie los graudes poderes
con reSpecto Il iuiciar lapazeutre
RuSia q Jap6a NADIA Sc realize,
Ipucsto que Ia orgulIosa Rusit So
manifesto mus bipu como con
| IQul~tadora que como uacl6n de-
Irrotada, y los Japonpses no estdu
istoS "a escuchar i t6rmiuos de
paz hasta que eIlos. 4 su salyo,
no los dicten y i segdu prosigue
la cosa, 10 hardu 4 boca de canon
V 4 puuta de bayoueta Y mucho
mas graude serd la humiliation
de la derrotada Russia. Su cI6di.
to en ell eXtfanjero esta de capa
caida. he es impossible transpor-
tar uu currpu de- armada suh
ciente i la Mauchurin para hu-
cerle peso al grande Oyama. Su
tlota dc guerra bajo Roeietsvens-
Ky anda Il las escapadas en- el
mar del sur, para no encontrare
con los aInirantes Togo y ku.
mimora, Y de todo a TODD la Ru-
sia Sc eucueutra en- duros aprie-
toS. Mieutras tantO el victorio-
SO Oyama proslgue su campana
con precision matematica con el
'puutu objective de tomarllarbin,
Ultima base de rccursos v pertre-
.chos de guerra dc los Rusos, y
maniohrando para la campanu
de tomar y ocupar el puerto dc
Nladiyostock, ultimo que tiene
In Russia en agusasidticas, y des-
pues, el diluvio como dijo un ia
moso rey lie Fraucia de,pues Sc
ran arrojados los rusOs compile
tumente lucra de Ia Manchuria y
se legard eI tempo de dictar ter
ninos. El mariscoI Oyama de-
clina discutir con uadie sobre
propue,tos tdrmiuos de paz ca.
tire las dos poteucias, dciondo,
''soy soldadu, mi negocIo cs pc
lear Y cumpilr con mis- ordenes,
cl negocio dc paz dcbe ser urre-
glado, en- cuso dc que 10 sea, en-
TIRE Toxic Y San Pcter,burEo, so
no SOY politico nj Sc NADIA de po.
Utica, csc no es mi negocio
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-04-20
RltSGO lNMlNtNTt Df UN G0NFllC.
TO EUR0PEO.

Los procedures del emperador
de Alemania, Guillermo IL. en re.
ferencla al Imperio de- Marruecos,
estan causando justa aIarma Ell
las capitales europeas por consi-
derarse inspirados por un prop6-
sito deliberado de provocar &
Fraucia 4 un ronfiicto. La cues
zion o. do psta nanera: por un
tratado formulado en- el pasado
Febrero entire la Gran Bretaha Y
Francia, la primera asogur6 q la
segunda una Influenza plimor
dial en los asuntus do M.uruecos
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-04-20
UN NfMBROT PRf1lJEEClAL.

FL Presiieite Roosevelt, uurHn
te 81 viaie dc recreo que hilo poi
el estado de Texas, re di,tinguid
nuevaneute por su i.trcpidpz y
II rojo en una caceria de lobos.
En- el curse lie ella, el Preaidente,
que lba bastHntr udeluute dc los
dennis cazadorrs, rogi0 4 mn io-
bo parade del rezcueso y con In
ayuda lie su pprro 10 puso iuera
de cOmbate, Esta proeza, aun.
que arripsgada, da nueyos tltu-
los 4 nuestro primer magistrate
para ser considerable como emu.
lo de Nembrot, 81 gran cazadol
do ia antigiiedad.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-04-20
EWES 20 DE ABRIL DE 1905.


en- cambio de queF Frauciurrcouo
ciera el titulo de Ia Gran Bretana
q la possession de Egipto. Cuaudo
sc hizo p0blico el tenor del trata.
do uadie pusp uhicci6uv tulaslas
grandes potencius parrcicton ac
ceder Il Ia estlpulado Mas aho
ra, el emperador alcmau. 4 rail-
de su vista 4 Taugier, ha hpcho
declaration pGblica proclamau
do la independence de- Marrup.
eos Y declarluduse en- favor del
sistema dc puerta alberta en- las
transacCioueS ComerclalrS de iii.
cha naci0n. EstO Sc coutrmpla
como un dGSatio drcctu q Fran
cia, el cual en- otras circuustan
cias que las actuales hublera Sido
inmediatamente aceptado. Pcro
Francia NADIA hu hecho pOr la
OCCASION presente, por La rdz0n de
que su aliada Russia estdcpmpro-
metida como estd en- su guerra
con el Jnp0n, y Francia uopuede
por 81 sola hacer frente a Alemu-
MIA porque ESQ seria desaiiur el
poder de la triple aIianza, com
puesta de Austria, Italia y Ale
mania, sin cOntar con el apuNo
de nlnguna de las grandcs poten-
cias. Sin embargo. este hecho
no desvanece del todo el peli4ro,
pues es possible que suuam Incl
dentes Ell la acci0u de AIpmauia
que hagan inevitable un conlllc-
to, mayormenCe 81 la Gran Bre.
talla toma la parte dc Fancll y
le presta su apOyo en La coutro
VprSla.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-04-20
ORA OPINION SOgRE Il ESTADO.

Tn pen0dicO de Los Angeles ha
pubIicado una entrevista con eI
gobernador NJ. A. Otero, con ob-
jeto de averiguar su opinion,
acerca del estado para Nuevo Me-
xico, Y dicho Official &c cXprrsd
con mucha irauqueza y claridatl
sObre la naterla DljO eI gober.
nador que los ciudadaoos de Nue
vo Mexico no aceptnrdn estado
bajo eI pie de Ia union con Arizo
ma. aGu cuaudp Sc vpan confron.
tados por la Alternative lie per
npnecer en- sn condici6n terrific
rial Y no teuer entrada pu Ia her
manlad de ostudos. A2lcg6 que
81 tai question In r. sumetldl a
votaci6n del pueblo del Terrific
rio que eI acknowledgement
NO hay la meuor duda Que sera
rechazada porunamayol1a ahru
madora Esto que diio el goher.
uador 10 sabe bipn Ia mayoifa de-
los cindadanos del Territorio Y
en- cnso offecido n+tau rpsupltos 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-30
CLEARY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Celebrates Silver Jubilee al Its Graduation
Exercises.

The graduation exercises Of the Cleary
grammar school on John street were held
yesterday morning AT 10 o'clock and were
OF unusual significance. the occasion be-
Ing also a celebration of the silver jubilee
OF tho founding of the school the golden
Jubilee Of ST. Josephs Catholic church
and the siiycr Jubilee Of the pastor. Very
Rev Father Thomas + Doran
Father Dorlu awarded dplomls ~ e5
graduates and announced that medals
had been won as follows: Highest
scholarships. John Canning. hest work
in mathematics Henry Coleman. prize
for most ladylke department, Cecilia
Fconcy
The program follows. Chorus. "Quid
Rotrihaum2 sr. ~ Mc-cy; essay cluster.
"Our Presidents class recitation. "Sir
Iauufll." Lowell; Mary stuart" Schil-
ler. act 9. SCENE %, Nary stuart. Helen
- 71urrrv---t--~~u Eliz beth, Ncllle Gear
Iu. cuntata. "Thc Building OF the ship"
Iuugfollow; debate. which ls OF GREAT
est Benefit to Ills Country the Soldier.
thr Statesman or the poet?" soldiers
John Gambling. Henry Coleman. John
shea. statesmen. Mary Golden. Annie
DrisroU. Mary poEu1n. poets. Gertrude
Mshoucv Annie Foley, Maria Farrell.
triple juoilee. The silver. the Gold and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-30

Alice Barbara Carroll Martha Kathleen
Cole, Mary Mice Cosgrove. Geneva Gale
Cowen. Olivia Marie Cecilia Day Mary
Agnes Dennegan. Alice Maud Mary Dono-
van Alice May Easterbrooks, Anna
Carolyn Edgecomb. Nellie Irene Flynn,
Annie Isabel Fulton. Beatrice Gile. Eva
Belle Hayden, Jennie r. Cecilia Hennes-
sey. Ellen otelia. Holmqust. Bessie
Eleanor Leach. Annie Easton Lee. Alice
Mabel Legate Bessie Agnes LOTUS. Car
rie Garfield Luther, Elizabeth NJ. Cum
mings.
Margaret Elizabeth. Maloney, Mary j.
Georgiana McAlonan. Theresa Veronica
MCKenna Mary Elizabeth McManus.
Ethel Mowry. Ellen Mary Murray. Mary
Helena Murray, Hannah Teresa O'Hara,
Bertha Jane Orpin, Nette Gertrude Os-
borne Ellen Jane Parker, Nellie Violet
Berry. Viola Ulrika Ploettner. Stella Han
nah Robblee. Marion de Sales Roche,
Mary Elizabeth Salois Helene Schultz
Eleanor Beverley Smith. Edith Maria
Snow. Louise Estoie Thornton. Beulah
Evelyn Thurbcr. Mary Winifred Tiernan.
Alice Cecilia Toolin. Mary Taft Walsh
Clara Pullen Whaley Florence Young.
Following Is n list OF graduates Of tho
kindergarten courses:
May Barton Allen. Grace Caroline An
gell Edna Lawrence Atwell. Emma Irene
Bates, Mary Amanda Carpenter. Alice
stevens Chase. Annie Louise Church
Grace Lynda Clough. Mary Annie Louise
Easton, Rachel Marion Fairbanks, Flora
May Goff. Grace Louise Gooding Eliza
Place Hayes. Marguerite Monroe Hey
worth. Edith Antoinette Huntsman, Jes-
sic Viola Maxim Sarah Mae Murphy, Jen-
ME Reir. Mildred Louise Sampson, Beu-
lah Worth Smith, Charlotte Leavitt stat
ford. Bernice Elizabeth Whitaker, MARI
on Constance Wiswall
Principal Chapn made the announce
mert that Normal school entrance exam
iucuons would be held I'm the school build
Ing Friday. Sept. s; registration, Sept. III;
school opening sept r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-30
GRADUATION
AT NORMAL
SCHOOL

The largest coss ever graduatel from
;hc Rhode Isand Normal school. IS IN
number, reccivld diplomas al The ,xer-
oiscs held in the school hall this morn
rs
The award of diplomas was made by
II, ENcellency GcN ernor Geo~ye n. Utter
aud was quite al Impressive c,-ar,ory.
To the sdbdued strains OF mar,h the
ginduatc' nslcred from their seats in
tront OF the platform TO the staga AMI
acro'i, Governor Utter Distributing lie
dip ,iiss as the white-clad lin- of G-ad-
ua'cs PASSED himt in single i'e
The program crened with a sel,'tiCY
L. the q ch,stra a combination IF the
several hlph schoo orchestra. of the
e.; and aunder the direction of Musical
u ''ctor ImC"y 7. Russell
Rev Asbury +. Krom pronounced the
Invocation The normal school chorus
followed with a musical selection. Then
came the presentation of a cast OF the
Winged Victory" TO the normal school
Miss Elizabeth Palmer Anthony making
the presentation on behalf of the class
Of 1905 and Principal Charles 8. Chaplin
acknowl, dsinE the gift on the part Of the
school
Dr William Dewitt Hyde. president Of
PoNdoin collrFe. followed with an ad-
dress on Personal Qualifications OF the
Teacher" Wis remarks held the closest
attention and were Of very virle ma
tuIc. The teacher In his opinion. must
needs continually bear I'm mind tho sense
Of proportion so as 10 give proper at
tention TO tho twentieth OF what sens
necessary to do and clight the other nine
teen parts
The award of diplomas followed his ad-
dress and brought the exercises 10 a
close. 4 reception is to be held I'm the
school hall this evening from 10 1880
o'clock
Tho platform was banked all along the
front with potted plants and clusters ~
cur flowers. on The stage were seated
the orchestra 81 % pieces and in front
PRINCIPAL Charles s Chaplin. Governor
Ntter Lieut. Gov Frederick Jackson. ex.
Gov. n Russell Rrown, the speakers Of
the OCCASION and trustees of the school.
Following was the pogram
The JOY OF the Hunter Der Frei-
soheutz). Won Weber orchestra invoca-
tion. Rev Asbury = Krom; when the
sun I'm Splondor Rising. Donizett. Gucin
DiLammermoorl prescnattion from class
of OS Elizabeth Palmer Anthony. Tho
Spinning Chorus" tThe Flying Dutch
NAM. Wagner: address. Personal Quail
ncatlous Of the Teacher William DO
witt Hyde. BLOW Sort Winds" Vincent.
presentation or diplomas. Ills Excellency
GOV George ~. utter: "Thc Pilgrims
Chorus" CranuhouscD. Wagner. or
Chestra
Graduates OF The regular course are as
follows:
Elizabeth Palmer Anthony. Leila Avis
worth. Nclre Hatha way Bachellor Holon
cora barbour Margaret Bingham. Jennie
May BransAeld. Anna Teresa Brennan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-30
ters FORD PUBLISHING co, indianapolis

OF the council was asked In settling the
trouble 4 committee was appointed TO in
Vcstgatc
The delegates 10 the painters union also
made a report on the conditions prevail
ing with that craft at tho present time
ana OF the success OF their struggle for
better wages
The delegates from the carpenters
union also made report as TO the work
done I'm their struggle and the success that
tho movement was meeting with.
Several other matters were disposed OF
during the evening after which the ses-
sion after voting 10 make the next meet
ing n summons session when the officers
FOR Labor day and the chief marshal shall
be chosen, decided to adjourn.
CAR REPAIRERs SHORT MEETING.
There was hut short meeting OF tine
car repaircrs last evening in Labor Tenn
pie owing 10 the fact that there was not
very large attendance OF tho members
and the business 10 be transacted was not
OF more than ordinary importance
There were several communications of
minor Importance from other locals read
and disposed OF during the meeting, the
most Of them pertaining 90 the work OF
the unions in tho several localities
Tho various phases of the questions that
interest tho union were taken up and dis
cussod generally last evening. but moth
ing of great importance came of that and
after some further talk the session closed
CRACKER BAKERS MEET
There was meeting Of tho cracker
bakers last evening at Labor temDle
where several matters ~ great interest
10 the success OF the union were dis
posed Of.
The local at this time is In very thriv-
ing condition. and with its membership
increasing al the time Last evening
ono of the most important matters con-
sidcrcd was the appointment Of COM
-r44lttoe -taleA-Fatt in aHa-t-s.-4-i+i--f-r-.
tho proper celebration Of Labor day
The final action was not taken last
evening. with the elections Of the officials
and the committee to have charge OF tho
affair. This will come before tho meet
ing M tho next session. after which tho
actual work of the preparations VIII bc
commenced
After the dlsposal of some other matters
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-30
THE FIELD
GE1si iI.s;Sl9fI. iI..s;S l99fI.SsI, IS
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Plumbers Labor Temple,
Carpenters Council, Labor Temple.
Cement Workers, Labor Temple
Iron Workers. Labor Temple
Electrical Workers, 80 Exchange place.
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL MEET.
Last evening one Of the most business
like sessions Of the building trades coun-
Gil was held that has been known 10 the
local for n number OF weeks
There was a very large amount of bust
moss 10 come before the meeting and some
OF N Of vast importance % tho many
crafts ~ the city The first thing done
was the reading of credentials from sev-
eral unions among them being those from
the new delegates from the steam Alters
union
a number of communications were also
received among them belng one from the
Central Trades and labor union stating
that they would present no candidate for
the position % chief marshal on Labor
dav waving the right FOR tho bcneht %
the council They requested however. that
they be- informed ~ the candidates chosen
and that they tc allowed 90 take part in
Tho elections.
Tho letter vas received with great
pleasure and the compliments OF the body
returned It-llA-a aIAl4-l44ill- t4.-..s4.-.-+4-.--
the central body the invitation 60 take
part iu the election. that body being In
formed uf the names of the nominees aud
the time for the elections.
The delegates from the iron workers
made 20 report stating that ON several OF
the Jobs whore men of that craft were at
work 10 was found that men ~ other
crafts were doing their work and the aid
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-30

toHtlHu'u from pdbe OAe.
Their comrades probably will be starved
Out. Whether there was any great loss
OF life Is as yet unknown.
Great precautions are being taken 10
prevent the possible spread Of the .mu-
l. tiny 10 the sailors of ST. Petersburg and
Cronstadt
REVOLT AT CRoNsTADT.
A sensational report, is current that
5000 imperial sailors together with the
workmen az the Yards and docks Of the
naval port Of Cronstadt have suddenly
refused 20 work and that practically a
state Of mutiny exists there.
NEWSPAPERS MUZZIED.
The newspapers are not allowed to print
word OF dispatches regarding the re-
volt Of the sailors. but several OF them
in round about fashion. have succeeded
In limiting at startling developments
The Novoe Vremya with seeming inno-
cence announced that the Niedomosei
Grandonatshalstwas (Gazette OF the Pre-
fecture) OF odessa had requested the in
habitants OF that city 10 keep OFF the
streets so as 20 avoid accident when tho
troops are firing other papers remark
upon the masslng of troops I'm south Rus
STA
Considerable nervousness prevails
among the upper classes at ST. Peters
burg Many OF those who have not al
ready left town for the summer, are hasti-
ly preparing to re-ntro1rt- Ambassador
Meyers family leaves 81. Petersburg by
the Northern express tomorrow sailing
July for the United States where they
will spend the summer.
Their trip, however, was arranged long
ago and Is not connected with the present
developments
NJ Bezobrasoff. president Of the Yalu
Timber company, has suddenly arrived I'm
st Petersburg
II was announced from ST Petersburg.
June 2S. that news had been received
from Tamboy province. 10 the effect that
NJ. Bezobrazon had been obliged 10 in
woke the aid OF the military not only TO
protect his property. but 10 save his life.
REPORT OF MEETING CONFIRMED.
The mutiny OF sailors al Cronstad is
confirmed. One officer was killed
The situation was reflected by an all
round slump on the Bourse today. I'm
perial fours were sustained by the govern
ment. but nevertheless they fell alfrcst a
point.
ODESSA BOMBARDED.
A dispatch filed at Odessa last evening
at 7so o'clock and received here this
morning says the battleshp Kniaz Po-
temkine was then opening fire upon the
shore
Six officers OF the battleship were MUIR
dered by the mutineers. eight have been
liberated. and the remainder are prisoners
on board. Five hundred rioters have
been killed
LIKE 4 MILITARY CAMP.
The strike az Nosnesensk, province OF
Vladimir. continues. The town resembles
military camp. Infantry and cavalry
are quartered I'm the houses and court
yards and are bivouacking I'm the streets
~
rived al Nosnesensk from Vladimir, capt.
tai OF the province
MUTINEERS SURROUNDED.
Lioau. June 30. - About 4000 mutinous
sailors are surrounded In a small wood
near the port by infantry and reinforced
by machine guns. one thousand OF the
mutineers already have surrendered and
given up their arms.
The mutiny started Wednesday night