Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-06

victims Of the disorders at Lodz. which
we're held today. were attended by 1900
persons. There were revolutionary
speeches. but no disorder.
Fatal encounters between the soldiers and
the popailace and aatt-Jewish excuses are
reported from many places in the provinces.
Yesterday and today atNKremenchug twenty
persons were killed and eighty injured At
KutaIs a military train was wrecked and
nine soldiers were killed. After the col
lison the revoiutienaries opened a rifle fire
ON the train and the troops replied In kind.
There were several killed or injured on both
sides.
At Berdlcheff several persons were killed
or injured and at Minsk serious rioting
arose through the troops preventing a meet
ing OF citizens. The troops fired volleys
into the crowds and there was intermittent
firing for a long time A hundred were
killed and 600 wounded. Indescribable hor-
rors are being Witnessed every day.
The massacre and piflage Of the Jews con-
tnue at Kishinef.
NJ Durnvo, secretary OF the ministry OF
the interior. has been appointed ad interim
20 succeed Minister OF the Interior BOuli-
gin. who resigned yesterday.
bombs for Troops.
TIFLIs. Nov. 5.-Patriotic demonstrations
today were participated in by 10000 persons.
While a procession was passing along Co
lowinski prospect firing began. Bombs were
thrown at the troops, who answered with
rife shots. The dead numbered ten and
there were many wounded. In another
place a crowd Of school pupils with revolu-
tionary flags coilided with loyal demon
stration. The troops fred in the air with a
view 10 dispensing the crowds and gen
eral encounter ensued. In which four were
killed and seventeen wounded.
Anti-semitic rioting is reported to be go
ing on in Kherson Ekaterinoslav. vasil-
kon, KaIuga, Ivanovo-Vizenezsk, Moghi-
leff. Koseletz and Uman.
At Alderman many we're killed and at
Rostoff-on-Don about 100 were killed or
wounded. The Cossacks assisted in the
pfllaEing A delayed report from Baku,
dated November 2. states that an Armenian
having fired upon and thrown bombs at
a patriotic demonstration, serious en-
counters ane incendiarism followed, several
persons being killed.
High Estimate of Killed.
LONDON, Nov. 6-@'rhe Odessa CORE,
spondent of the Standard, under date Of
November 5, p. m. sends further SEN
sational accounts OF the riots there. He
says:
'rhere have been more horrifying massa-
cres and fiendish cruettes, but the dis
tricts where these took place are now cor
doned by troops. Probably the total killed
will number $500 and the wounded 1900.
In the suburb of Moldovanka alone 1000
victims remained in the streets from mid
night until noon, when the authorities
fastened to collect and bury the bodies
in great pits in order to conceal their
numbers Two private doctors attended
more than 300 children of both sexes who
had been horribly gashed about the head
and shoulders with sabers.
"Heaping insult on injury, the civil gov
ernor today, when the butchery had ended,
asked the househoiders TO subscribe $780,
600 to pay the police increased wages
A dispatch from Helsingfors to Reuter-
Telegram company says: THE strikers al
Uleaborg and Kuopio have expelled the
governors of those towns"
Guard for American Property.
From Riga Consul Bornholdt telegraphed
Charge d'Affaires Eddy today that the sit.
uation was extremely serious, that consid
cradle American interests were endangered
and demanded military protection. Mr.
Eddy Immediately saw Count Lamsdorff
the foreign minister, who promised to az
ford protection. Mr.. Bornholdt later tele
graphed that a military guard has beer
placed at the consulate,
A similar appeal arrived today from
George r. Martin. the American consular
agent at Rostoff-on-Don, where also there
are American interests. Mr.. Eddy dis
patched a note to the British, German auC
Austrian embassies, and they practically
united in jtint representations, to which
Count Lamsdorff and General Trepoff prom
ised that all foreign interests would b,
safeguarded
other dispatches received from Odess;
say that the Cossacks and infantry fought
regular battle with Jews and revolution
aries. who we're concealed IN houses, an,
give the dead at 500 and the wounded a
over 1000.
Press accounts from odessa give detail
OF horrible atrpcities committed Tn
tongues Of Jews were torn out by the roots
nails were driven In the heads OF living per
sons and others were rolled I'm spiked bar
rels, but these reports must be accepte
with large amount 81 caution.
no authentic figures are available fror
Roston-on-Don, but the dead are placed a
hundreds. and II seems definitely estab!ishe
that the Cossacks participated In the Pill
lage there.
Proclamation e. Indefinite.
The amnesty proclamation, with it's con
fusing phraseology. which even lawyers 4
the Assembly are unable to constru
clearly, Is not received here with full salts
ldcuOn on account OF IT'S limitations. IN
general cry from all quarters is for a dec
laration on broader lines which It is fe
eapnot be long delayed.
Even the conservative Novoe vremya. III
government supporter through thick an
thin. calls for a more comprehensive proc
laination on amnesty and declares tha
what was criminal before October 80 b,
came admissible and even praiseworth
after the manifesto was issued. and say
that Il would be cruel and unjust to punls
those who are lighting for it.
Other newspapers and associations spea
limo less certain tones. The Bureau of Il
League OF Leagues. representing all class
and professions. tonight voiced this demar
in a formal resolution, which was sent
all the papers In Russia for publication.
Free Press the Anchor.
Though there are many elements in tn
political medley of Russia. they are wit
out word OF gratitude or appreciate
for the granting TO the press OF freedol
The immense Importance Of this weapC
placed in the hands OF the opponents
reaction is understood by all and It
felt that with the power of an unhamper
press behind the emancipation moveme
IL will be impossible for the governme