Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-31
REvoLUTIoNIsTs BELIEVED RE.
sPoNsIRLE FOR DEPRE.
DATIONS
is NOT ON THE TRAIN
Two Thousand Workmen Destroy
Brewery on schlusselburs Road
cossacks Arrive to Disperse Them
Too Late for Results.
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
Warsaw, July 3O.-While church OF
Wilnow, suburb, was filled with wor-
shippers today, some unknown person
outside began firing rapidly with re-
volver.. A panic followed, and the SER
vice was broken up. The congregation
In wild effort to escape, crowded onto
a ferryboat which sank, drowning FIVE
persons.
Charleroi, Belgium, July 30.-An at
tempt was made last night to wreck
the northern express from Paris. A
rail was removed, the engine and ten
der ditched, and the engineer and fire.
man killed. The cars. however, re-
manned on the track, the passengers
being uninjured. 1t is reported that
Russian agitators are responsible for
the attempted wreck of the express,
owing to their expectation that Grand
Duke Vladimir was on the train. Rail-
way officials say the duke was not on
the train. There is no trace Of the per-
petrators Of the outrage.
Destroy Brewery.
| st. Petersburg. July 30.--Two thou.
sand workmen completely Quilted
brewery on the Schlusselburg road
here last night before a detachment of
| Cossacks, sent to disperse them, ar
rived. The mob destroyed practically
everything.
Rumor Without Founaation..---
st. Petersburg, July 30.-The rumor
last night that General Trepoff was as
sassinated, turns out to be baseless.
Push Strike Agitation.
st. Petersburg, July 30.-The central
committee of the socialist democrats
has been hastily summoned here from
the provinces. 1t had been formally
decided to support the action Of the
revolutionary groups last week in
pushing the agitation for a general
strike and uprising. The socialist
democrat central committee in it's reso-
luton announced that the aim of the
revolution is to secure constituent
assembly of Russian people to decide
on the future form of government.
4 Premier Stolypin has issued spe-
cial circular to the governors instruct
Ing the INTO employ every means to
compel the payment of taxes now fall
ing due as well as arrearages.
Mystery Surrounds Outbreak.
The last official kilograms from
Poltava, where a serious outbreak oc-
Cured July % in the first battalion of
the Sevski regiment, say that order
has been restored but the affair is still
shrouded in considerable mystery.
Nevertheless, enough is known to es-
tablish the fact that the loyal troops
used machine guns against their mu-
tinous comrades, which alone is sufi-
cient to create a deep impression in
the army generally.
Second Raid Nets 37,5oo.
Warsaw, July 30-The second rob.
berry was committed Saturday night on
the Warsaw-Vienna railway, six miles
from Warsaw. Will the train was un-
l der way unknown persons pulled the
danger signal, causing it to stop. Rob-
bers, who were aboard, jumped out
: and seized the locomotive and de-
tached the mail car from the train and
5 ran 1t down the line. They secured
$37,500 of government money.
} The robbers evidently were fully in
: formed that the train had the money
!, on board. They carried red flags and
are supposed to be members of the
Polish socialist party. The train was
without a guard, and hence there was
no fighting and no causaltits. Efforts
to capture the robbers failed
The robber who lies wounded at
' Czenstochowa is in serious condition.
He refuses to give any information
whatsoever concerning his accom-.
. plices.
Public disorder is growing daily
: throughout Russian Poland. Yesterday
panic occurred in a public park here.
Many shots were fired and one person
? was killed and four were wounded. 1t
is believed to have been an attempt by
revolutionary agents to precipitate an
!. outbreak.
Asitators GIoat Over outawry.
r Agitators are making capital out of
the recent incidents. They affirm that
, it will be difficult for the provincial ad.
ministration to detach enough troops
, from the cities and towns to make the
net large enough to catch the maraud.
ers.
!, Luis Koerber, manager of the War
saw branch of a Desden curtain and
lace company, was shot and severely
wounded yesterday. presumably by a
: member of the terrorist party, on ac-
count of his refusal to contribute to
J the revolutionary funds.