The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-07-07

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tubes.
4 Finch, lG c-inch q. f., IS smaller, 3
I torpedo tubes.
to go abroad. Ambassador Meyers
family leaves st. Petersburg tonorrow
for the United States.
The strike at NoZnesensk province of
Vladimir continues. The town re-
sembles a military camp. A military
council has decided to abolish the Fin
land military district and the post of
Icommander-in-chief Of troops in Fin
land has been suppressed. Hereafter
1t will be Incorporated in the st. Peters,
burg military district.
Agitators Were Whipped.
Seradz, Poland, une 3O.-Two squad
rons of Cossacks have arrived here TO
quell rioting caused by whipping by
police of Il number of agitators.
EalisZ, une 30.-Cossacks today dis
persed with their whips u crowd which
attempted a demonstration With red
flags in front of a church.
Crisis Has Been Reached.
st. Petersburg. June 30.-Not since the
unsuccessful Instruction in December,
1925, when Il portion of the guard regi-
ments joined in the attempt to set UP a
republic in Russia. has the situation of
the autocracy and Romanoff dynasty
been SO serious. Nevertheless the crisis
may he passed in a few days. Either
an open revolt will by that time be
spread possibly beyond all hope of
control.
At the admiralty it is said Rear Ad-
miral Kruger's squadron is expected to
arrive at odessa during the day. No
explanation is offered for the delay of
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nor of the nature of kruser's orders.
1t is admitted. although great reticence
is manifested, that ut 9 o'clock last
night the Nniaz Potelnkine was firing
upon the city. The admire thinks the
mutinous crew was probably drunk.
Authorities, believing the troops row
at Odessa are unreliable, n regiment of
dragons and Il brigade of artillery
have been sent there from Kherson.
The troops should have arrived at
odessa this morning.
With these reinforcements and the
city under martial law it is believed
the military governor will be strong
enough to attempt to suppress the riot
ers by force. The plan is believed to
l be for the troops to crush the disor-
ders in the city While kruger's squad
: ron holds the entrance of the harbor.
!. Would Try to Starve Them.
!; 1t is apparently questionable whether
Kruger VIII Engage tle lNlllaZ IOtelll-
/, kline if she refuses to surrender, as
firing upon the vessel might be a dan
gerous test for the sailors on board his
ships. Besides. it would involve neces-
n sarily the destruction of II battleshir
costing several millions do damage
: to the city. Admiral ~Skrydloff's plan
t of starving out the mutinous crew is
more likely to be followed; - 6
Pitched Fight with 1000 Mutineers.
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ious sailors are surrounded in a small
4 wood near the port by infantry. and
: reinforced by machine guns. one thou
i sand mutineers have already surrend-
4 cred and given up their arms.
The mutiny started Wednesday night
e when the sailors first equipage as nava.
S units are known in Russia, revolted be-
: cause the food was bad. They Were
Joined Immediately by the Sixth, Ninth
n Thirteenth and Fifteenth e~quipages
k 1000 b~luejackets in all.
: The guard Mt first tried to oppose
them. killing one and wounding seven
but the sailors got the upper hand
They seized the guard house broke
open the stores securing arms and am.
munition. Pandemonium followed
throughout the night. The mutineers
e wrecked the barracks, attacked tn,
quarters of the officers and fred volleys
at random until morning.
I The city was terroriZed when troops
of artillery arrived. Thursday nll en-.
S frances to the city Were closed ant
gradually the sailors We're driven into
the wood which they have since held
o Much firing minsling with the hum.
ming of machine guns has been heard
6 but as everyone is forced by the police
to keep off the streets and away from
the ports some distance below town
;, nothing definitely is known excep'
a that a 1000 mutineers surrendered
The revolutionary agents have seiZet
= the opportunity to distribute proclama.
tons from house to house.
G Mutiny Even on Czarevitch.
Astoria, Ore, June 3O.-Captain Rob
ertson of the steamer S%andburst, which
arrived here today from Tsingtau
China. states that while he was Their,
he was anchored a short distance from
{ the disabled oattieship Czarevitch
When news of Rojestvensky's defea
was received there, the captain of III,
: Czarevitch committed suicide. One O
~Czarevitch's officers, the captain saws
while reading an account of the battl,
OF the Sea of Japan which blamed de
feat on the sailors. was overheard by /;
u sailor on the CZarevitch. Robertson
y states that the sailor picked up a ham
mer, and, saying, Its such men as vol
who are to blame brained the officer
Both dead officers We're buried the fol
lowing day.
y EXPECT GENERAL UPRISING.