Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-01
MANY RIOTS
IN RUSSIA
Outbreaks Follow the Ce|ebra.
h tons in Honor Of Peoples
Victory
HUNDREDS ARE KILLED
Ia Every Section Of the Empire Troops
Clash With People Socialists
Are Active.

y" e'erspurg, NOV. IA light fall
OF snow covered the city during the
n'sht but this morning drizzllnq rain
helped to dampen the ardor Of the
crowds, already exhausted by the de.
rnonstrations Of yesterday. The re.
appearance of patrols of horse and
loot soldiers also exercised a restrain
ing influence. Many railroad employees
are ready to return to work and those
in favor Of continuing the struggle
nave difficulty in holding the majority.
The students and the Social Demo.
cratic leaders, who continue to de-
clare that only a democratic republic
viii suffice, are using every means in
their power to keep up the enthusiasm
and drive the people into an armed
collision with the troops. A score or
more big meetings are announced for
today.
The news from the provinces shows
that the whole empire was plunged
into great excitement yesterday.
Clashes and sanguinary encounters oc-
Cured in many places. In some towns
the mobs obtained control and forced
the release of political prisoners. The
Cossacks were turned loose and beat
back the crowds at Kazan, Kishineff,
kieff and other places.
THiRTY-SEvEN KILLED.
Odessa, Nov. 1.-ConfIcts between
Cossacks and students continue. Dur
ing fighting between the roushs and
Jews in DaInitskay Street last night
thirty-seven persons were killed and
eighty.one seriously wounded.
BODIES ARE REMOVED.
kieff, Nov. 1.-The bodies of five
persons killed and forty-five wounded
were removed from the town hall to-
day. The hall was utilized as a hospi-
tai and morgue during the riots.
cOSsAckS SHOOT TO KILL.
Minsk, Nov. 1.-crowds Of people In
an attempt to storm the prison here
yesterdaf were beaten off by the Cos.
sacks, wko fired several volIeys at the
mob. Many persons were killed and
more beaten with whips.
IGNORE MANIFESTO.
Warsaw, Nov. 1.-The disorders con-
tinue throughout this vicinity. Con.
flicts between the popuIace and the
soldiers are frequent. The authorities
are charged with ignoring the Imperial
manifesto and general depression pre-
walls everywhere.
HUNDREDS ARE SLAIN.
London, Nov. IA dispatch to
news agency from Odessa says mobs
Of rioters have broken loose in various
parts Of the city and have been in con-
fiict with the students, resulting in
much blood being shed. It is .estimat-
ed that fully hundred persons have
been killed. There was Iull in the
fiuhtinq about 8 o'clock, but the peo-
ple are panic stricken, fearing another
eruption.
JEWISH QUARTERS SACKED.
Kieff, Nov. 1.-The populace seized
the town hall yesterday and revolu-
tionary speeches were being delivered
to crowds from the balcony when the
cossacks appeared. Some Of the peo-
pIe inside the building were armed and
a regular engagement ensued, result
ina In many being killed and wounded
on both sides. The cossacks finally
routed the crowd and captured the
building. After dark, the Jewish quar-
tiers were sacked.
BUILDING Is BURNED.
Tver, Nov. 1.-During the rIot'ne
here yesterday the governor and the
mayor, with the aid Of city employees
barrie caded themselves inside the cry
hall to prevent the progress OF the
mob. The dragons were summoned
but they were beaten off BY the MOD
which set fire to the building. ne
troops eventually obtained the upper
hand.