Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-11-20
LABOR ORGANIZATION MAY
PROVOKE REVOLUTION.
Chinese Quarter of Pacific Ocean Port
Reported Entirely Destroyed
Successor Named to Trepoff-Re-
port of Probable German Assist
ance Causes Serious Riots.

ST. Petersburg, Nov. 15.-Russia is
on the'brink OF another general strike.
The council of workmen's delegates,
in accordance with the program OF
the social democrats announced in
these dispatches Monday, at meeting
last night resolved to obtain a work
ing day of eight hours, by revolution
airy means if necessary. All employ,
ers are determined to oppose the de-
mand and the situation is critical.
War in VIadivostok.
st. Petersburg, Nov. ia state of
war has been declared in Vladivostok.
Private advices say the Chinese
quarter has been entirely destroyed
and the uprising is now under control
Successor to Trepoff.
ST. Petersburg, Nov 15.-Prince
Urusoff, former governor of Tver, cen
trail Russia, was yesterday appointed
assistant minister of the interior in
succession to General Trepoff.
German Report Causes Riots
Lumberg, Austria, Nov. ia re-
port that Germany, in the event of
revolution in Russian Poland, intend
ed to assist Russia to suppress it, led
TO serious street riots last night, in
which several students and policemen
were wounded. A thousand Polish
students attempted to make a demon
stration against the German and Rus
sian consulates. The police attempt
ed to prevent it and fight resulted,
the students being finally overpow-
cred. The consulates are strongly
guarded as the students threaten to
renew the demonstration.
Four Hundred Villagers Killed.
Tifiis, Nov. 15.-It is reported that
in the government of Erivan, Armen-
ians from a number of villages attacked
the Tartar village of Gors, killed 400
villagers and plundered and burned all
property.
Burned to Death at Wedding.
Salonica, European Turkey, Nov. Is.
Disturbances and encounters be,
tween Greek and Bulgarian bands con
tinue Five Bulgarians were killed by
troops Monday in Dagos. Greeks Mon
day night shot and killed six Bulgar,
ians who were members of a wedding
party near Florina The Greeks then
set fire to the building in which the
wedding was being celebrated and 10
persons, most women and children,
were burned to death or fatally in
jured.
Shpoff's Doctrine Takes.
Moscow, Nov. 15.-Dillitri Shipoff
was reelected president of the zemstvo
council yesterday. His reelection IS
interpreted as showing the growing
strength of the moderate doctrine he
advocates.
Eleven Thieves Lynched.
Warsaw, Nov. 15.-At Pultusk, peas
ants organized for the purpose of driv-
ing out or lynching thieves who took
advantage of the present disturbances
to loot and plumber. The lynchers
killed II and fearfully mutilated 20
thieves. Protestants against the
declaration of martial law gathered at
Lublin and were fired on by infantry.
Nine persons were wounded.
Police Rich With Plumber.
Odessa, Nov. 15.-Considerable un-
rest continues to pervade this city.
Looting and attacks On individuals
are reported to have occurred in var
ious quarters. A number of police
men have resigned and it is openly
asserted that they secured sufficient
plumber during the disturbance to
make them independent.
Jap Officer in Russia.
st. Petersburg, Nov 15.-Major Tat
suke, one of the Japanese attaches at
Paris and the first Japanese officer
to enter Russia since the declaration
of peace, is now at Medved supervis-
ing the repatriation of Japanese pris-
Oners.
Ask Roosevelt to Act.
New York, Nov. ia petition ask
ing President Roosevelt to use his in
fiUence to stop the atrocities in Rus
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