The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-08
laps DRIVEN BACK.
Linsviteh Reports Several
akiFmishss With Enemy.
Il. PETERSBURG PENE GOSSIP.
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esirhas ssfp Fpsr.Nrl ed Ihe fofrisl
lnnes yesterday lraa n, MHis rr,siias
o. ne Fusrifiiaa - 80 iiassisn sei
lsRahass missiai.s "a olsisf hag, A
aasi q iFFssissnsilsis Fanloss ssss
st,Fsad ruarsftiins li.sif pafseft. sni
Eassip sfsa i.isiai iissif siih thr tapa'
hass terms - i,ssre, shish lhs de
f.sirhss ssFs said h. osniaiHi bat. se'
faFsiihs % an asiirlsi ~ ne fsFsisn o.
So. n Whites Dispatches sisi.i die
.inriiY lhst ths aaesliaa - ths tsisa'
sess irfins hsd nui 80 born dissassssi,
Tho isprfs devote pfsriinail3 thsif
sniiFu lrissrstlhir eiiamhs o. disps'rh'
ss ffum ne rniiei states shd ootn'
sect Ia ne tafsoas uspiiais - kafpis
~ ~ isFnsprsss - l.eaos. Efrn tie
ssvs - shs var l. fearitins nlihof a.
tshiissi.
Fp@tai Dispatches ffum NsH fsft
O. no ilassish psfss lay ssFsss af.ea
ii1 dread manifested in r-ftain guar
ter ~ ths Thil-i states that tspaness
ssgrH,aaf in The western rarihr may
issis 10 fuF Amrfirs. tis1 Amsficaa
t.,.s~ssiuns aHd trade aspirations Ia
no rarihr. These dispsirh~s refer u
lhs fact that f@syrfs spfr "nef-i IN
ihs rharsii.s throughout ths euuniFf
- ths saruessfui uuirotns ~ tbs peace
saspiiaiioas sol quote the oginipH %
various Anssiuan hswspapsrs regard
ihg ths iapsn-ss dsinands. bot with
sat pfutukins oommsnt
II u uae = practical ceriainiy that
az imperial manifesto snmmonlns TO-
f~shsf he representatives q The 30
pis viii 10 issued % SATURDAY. che
hirfisihy q Grand DUKE Aietis Nirho.
iai-,iirh. heir 10 che Russian thrune.
thereby coming ~ = mnst oppnrtuns
time. 90 che frat news o. the peace nc.
Eo,istion.. either sod Or ~. viii have
been Fsc-lVei by then.
an oHiciai dispatch rcciv~i here
from General tlnsvi,ch reports that on
Aug : the Russians approached The
village. - Nsnrhsnrhsnsi ani sulspiu'
-hua. forcing the japanese - svacuais
their fruntsi positions and retreat 20
their fortin-atious Tho following day
a.. japanese advanced. but w-re
forced 90 retire. ON Aus also the
Russians drove tho japanese from Tho
village u Jabdunchensi. twelve miles
south % Tsossu.
TeleErapbing under date Of Aug 2.
General I.iueviich confirms the report
that the japanese. after destroying
the post 90 Castrics bay. returned to
their ships.
To. chief Of pollc- % Homcl has h.
sued a manifesto that. a. his llfc has
been twice attempted by Jews % the
lowest classes. hereafter any such men
approaching within afty PAGES OF bis
carriage will he shot. lie also has In
s,ructcd the Cossnck- 60 fire on houses
from which abusive remarks are made.
The police authorities az iodz. To.
land. have arrested los workmcn who
were leaders IN the last strike. The
workmen threaten general strike un.
less their representatives are released
before Aug Il.
Twenty thousand persons assembled
IN the senate square ~ IIclsingfors.
Finland. 20 protest against the pro
pOsal Of the government 10 remove
political offenders from the jurisdic-
ton Of the local authorities. transfer
ring their trials 10 the Russian mill
tary court
The meeting demanded the arrest Of
the governor and the chief Of police.
who. IL is declared, had fomented the
disturbances which occurred last jan
uary. The meeting further insisted
upon the disbanding OF the Russian
gendarmes in Finland, the abolition Of
the dictatorship and censorship and
the restoration OF the liberty OF the
press. A resolution was passed de-
claring that as the present diet was
too weak an extraordinary diet should
be summoned TO discuss the question
of universal suffrage.
The police did not interfere with the
meeting.