The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10
ATROCITIES ARE
W0RSETA ian
Rioting at Warsaw and Odessa
%Surpasses All Previously
Reported.
TOTAL KILLED UNKNOWN


Towns and There Is Apparently
Very Little Let Up in the
Bloody Orgies Today.
Rostoff-on-Don Nov. 4-The
town today is in the hands of riot
ers who are %pIundering by whole
sale. Firing is frequent in the
streets. Many persons are killed
or injured. Clergy left the churches
in an attempt to pacify rioters but
their efforts have been unavail-
oreI, Nov. 4.-Anti-Jewish riots
have broken out here. Many peo-
pie were killed or injured.
Warsaw. Nov. 4.-lnfantry fired
on a crowd of demonstrators this
and seven wounded. Socialists are
attacking patriotic PROFESSIONS.
Minsk. Nov. 4.-Doctors of Jew
ish hospital worked al! night on
wounded brought in from the rail-
rSad station where troops fired vol.
leys at demonstrators, killing n
wounding great numbers.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 2.-Genera.
Trepoff has issued another mani
festo informing the people that all
reforms granted by the czar's
manifesto cannot be realized inn
mediately and that it will require
time to formulate laws and place
them into effect.
London. Nov. IA dispatch To the
news agency from ODESSA say that
martial law was declared there yes
terday afternoon The whole garrison
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city. Ali citizens are forbidden TO
leave their houses after 8 o'clock iii
the evening, AT which hour all lights
must be out. Maxim guns have been
placed on positions commanding 100
streets.
Under these conditions, the dispatch
says, a repetition of the fearful genes
is practically impossible. The peace
loving people are o~verjoyed at the
proSpec of Witnessing the restoration
of order, and the comparative Sc
curity of life ana property. The mill
1ary has now adopted drastic measures
to force The diSorderiy mobs to return
to THEN homes.
Warsaw. NOV. 4.-rtlirty persons
were Killed and over 100 wounded dur-
ing conflicts here last night. The mill
tarv governor mad The walls covered
today with proclatnations announcing
that in consequence OF yesterdays dis
turbances crowds assembling in the
streets will be dispersed by force OF
arms.
Poland Would Be Free Again.
Courts and government Offices are
closed. Social democrats this Afternoon,
Issued n proclamation calling for /.
revolution. Polish flags We're displayed
from many balconies.
Mass meeting Of all political parties
assembled in Philharmonic hall to dis
cuss the situation. while immense
crowds surrounding the building sang
patriotic songs and shouted patriotic
cries until they We're hoarse.
A depu,ation Of prominent citizens
visited tie governor general TO protest
against yesterdays massacre. in front
Of the city hall beseeching him 10 with.
draw the. military in order to avoid
bloodshed. The governor promised that
soldiers would not be permitted to use
their arms unless attacked.
The strike committee of the Nisitula
railroad has received a telegram from
st. Petersburg saying: The first vic
tory has been gained. Hold out
Restaurants closed al noon and traf-
fc stopped. Despite the governors
proclamation immense patriotic process
sions gathered in various parts of the
city during the afternoon and paraded
the streets, headed by Catholic priests.
Anarchy Rampant at Odessa.
Odessa. Nov. 4.-Anarchy is ram
pant here. Killing and plundering by
bands formed by hundrec: of loyal
lists continued this morning. Attacks
on Jews are incessant.
Night was made hideous by loyalists.
with whom the police are fra,ernizing,
marching through the principal streets,
be1F:S2 national flags, PORTRAITS of the
emffror and ikons. singing the national
hymn, smashing everything in their
way. and lootirg shops and houses.
Hospital wagons passed through the
streets necessarily carrying off killed
and wounded and mutilated. The pop
ula;fon is panic stricken.
Wreak Awful Vengeance.
Troops today wraalied a terrible
from the balconies of which shots We're
fired by unknown persons upon the
soldiers. The latter Immediately
stormcd the houses With unheard of
barbarity and m~assacred all inhab-
itantS.
1t is persistently asserted that un-
known persons We're disguised as po-
licemen who purposely provoked the
troops. The city Is Il dismal sight.
Streets are flied with Cossack patrols
and flying detachlments of the Red
Cross, which follow the bands of mur-
GeiOuS IloteIS.
Firing Continues All Day.
Firing has been uninterrupted the
whole day and still continues as this
dispatch is filed. Many hundreds have
beer killed and wounded. Cossacks
eagerly attack the student militia,
which is courageously trying to stem
the bands who are massacreing and
~pillaging, principally in the Jewish
quarter.
PiiIasing Is a Feature.
Cossacks in many cases are partici-
pating in the proceeds of %robberies.
The rector of the university has sent a
telegram to White i,nploring him to i'm
1nediately dismiss Governor Reinhardt.
VINO is held responsible for the out
break. as otherwise a catastrophe is
unavoidable.
Bloody Riotins at Radon.
Radon, Nov. 2.-Anti-Sovernment
demonstrations yesterday ended in
widespread rioting. A mob destroyed
telegraph poles, burned government
property. barricaded streets and threw
bombs at troops. Soldiers fired volleys
at the rioters. There were many vic
inns. both civilians and soldiers.