Arizona republican., 1906-06-19

St Petersburg, June 1S.-The em- bargo on news from Bialystok was lifted today and the Associated Press staff correspondent was for the first time allowed to telegraph directly from the sacked city picture of the scene of ruin and desolation left in the wake of the mob. According to frequent bull letins. order was restored and main tained throughout the day, in spite of the incentive to disorder at funerals which were in progress almost the whole day; but the atmosphere is su- percharged, and slight event may suffice to precipitate a renewal of the street fighting. The authorities appar- ently realize this, and hope to avert such catastrophe by strong show of force. On one occasion the whole gar rison was called out on some alarm, and the streets were literally packed with horse, foot and artillery until the danger was passed.
 The story told by the Associated Press correspondent is a dreadful one but there are indications that he has been prevented by the censorship from relating further details about the con- dition of the corpses, the utter bestial- ity of the mob and the inability of the troops to cope with the excesses dur lIlS lnG HISI OdyS or the rlOIlnR.
 It is evident from the dispatches that the eXcesSes assumed the character of a three -cornered fight between the mill Itary, mob, and armed members of the Jewish Bund. who instead of submit ting passively to slaughter as their unarmed co-religionists have done heretofore, carried the war into the enemy's camp and fought bravely though without inflicting appreciable loss on the troops. among whom no se- rious casualties have been reported
 Horrible details -have been sent out by the correspondent of the Bourse Gazette. who arrived in Bialystok in company with Deputy St. Chepkin or Saturday and who managed to send his story by a messenger Sunday after noon. The correspondent, who accom- panied St Chepkin directly to the hos pitaL escorted by a corporals guard says he was utterly unnerved by the sights he witnessed there Merely saying that these corpses were mutt lated" the correspondent writes, Hailed to describe the awful scenes.
 ''The faces of the dead have lost al human semblance and the corpses sim. ply are crushed masses of flesh anC bone soaking in blood. It is impossible
 
 corpse of Teacher Apstein lay on tho grass with the hands tied. In the fact and eyes had been hammered three. inch nails. Rioters entered his home and. after fearful outrages, killed hin thus, and murdered the rest of his fam fly of seven.
 Beside the body of Apstein lay the corpse of a child of ten years whose leg had been chopped off with an ax Here also were the dead from the Schlachter home, where. according tc witnesses, soldiers plundered the home killed the wife. son and a neighbor's daughter and seriously wounded Schlachter and his two daughters.
 'I am told that soldiers entered the apartments of the Lapidus brothers which were crowded with people who had fled from the streets for safety and ordered the Christians to separate themselves from the Jews A Chris tian student named Dikar protested and was killed on the spot. Then all ot the Jews were shot.
 Some of the corpses were marked with fire. These had been brought from a burned tannery and showed