The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-13
STRIKES IN RUSSIA
REIGN OF TERROR EXISTS In
MOSCOW and TlfIIS.
Troops Rush In-ln Conflict With
Strikers VolIeys Are Fired Into
Crowds-More Than Fifty Killed
Police Given Power to Stay at Will
II Resistance Is Shown.

Moscow, Oct. ia reign of terror |
again exists throughout the city and
the adjoining country as result OF
renewed rioting between strikers and
troops. Desperate fighting has taken
place in every quarter of the city, and
dozens of strikers were killed and
wounded.
The rioting began early Sunday
morning when a band of socialists
carrying red flags and banners bearing
derogatory inscriptions commenting on
members of the royal family and local
authorities tried to parade through the
principal STREETS. The police attempted
to dispense them, when some one fred
shot from q revolver, the bullet Sc
verely wounding Police Lieutenant
Nicholas Pontchevitch. The police
then fired 4 volley into the crowd and
charged it. only to be driven back with
some loss.
Troops were tnen called and sortie
of mounted Cossacks drove the crowd
into side streets, tramping the leaders
under the feet of the horses.
The situation is considered serious,
ano troops were last night brought
from outlying barracks and placed on
guard about the various public build
ings and large manufacturing estab-
lishments.
The temper Of the populace is ugly,
as the strikers are suffering from
hunger and rioting is likely to be re-
newed today.
Thurcday,c ond Eridov,c r;o xuo,ra
as nothing compared with those Of
Sunday, and details of the bloody work
which are slowly filtering out indicate
the number of killed will exceed SO,
while the number of wounded will run
well into the hundreds.
The strikers and military last night
fought bitter battle on Tversky
boulevard. The strikers withstood two
charges and not until the soldiers fred
three volleys into the Leart> of the
crowd did it break and run.
All information regarding the cas-
ualties is refused, but it is known
many were killed and wounded.
The project has published one of the
most barbaroHs proclamations ever
published in all Russia. He authorizes
the police to arrest any one they
please, and directs them to shoot tC
kill all who resist.
The proclamation has so exasper
ated the people that it is feared 80,
900 operators in the factories will joir
the strike today.
Up to midnight more than 1000 ar
3 rests were made, many of those takeI
into custody being wounded.
Special dispatches to the Lopdor
3 newspapers describe the desperate
state of affairs at Moscow Saturday
t and Sunday.
Many persons were killed or wound
ed in the rioting on the Tversky boule
: ward at the site of the monument tt
:. the Poet Pushkin and in the grea
g square fronting the monastry, where
q the troops used sabers and rifles, fir
= ing point blank into the rioters. Thu
e authorities have issued a proclamation
S giving the police absolute power t.
J. prevent assemblages.
d The correspondent Of the STANDARD
It describes how many of those ARRESTED
were made to run the gauntlet of
double line of Cossacks in a long, naI
row courtyard, the soldiers brutal,
striking them with knouts and tn
e butts of rifles until they dropped faint
ing or dead ut the end of the line.