The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20
MORE RIOTS
AND BLOODsRED THE CZAR'S
COMINIONS.
A Jewish Anarchist said to Have
Caused the Trouble by q
Bomb,

Caused the Trouble by q
Bomb.
A dispatch from Bialystok, Russia.
says Jewish anarchist threw bomt
among the Corpus Christi procession
which was In progress there On Thurs
day and killed or wcuaded many per.
sons. In consequence the Christians
attacked and nassac-ed the Jews ard
demolished their shops. Hundreds OF
persons were killed CT wounded. The
bomb was thrown from the balcony {
4 house in AlexandroY street. A Prus
sion clergyman ramed FsdetCf wac
among those killed by the explosion.
Immediately after the explosion
Jews began to fire with revolvsrs from
che windows OF the house into the
crowd. Soldiers surYoundsd the house
and fired Two vollsys into the windows.
Meanwhile the elraged Christians at
tackled the Jewish stores In A!exan-
drov and Suraz streets, demolishiDg
the fixtures and windows and throw
ing the goods into the cutters and
beating and numbering the Jews, A
crowd Of Jews fed to the railroad Sta
ton, pursued by the mob, which kill.
ed many OF them there. Thee Jews
we're thrown from second story vim
doWs OF the railroad station building.
The signal for the outbreak, which
apparently was deliberately planned,
perhaps couaterstroke for the Eur.
aer OF Chief Polics Derkateaoff on
June 10, which was attributed 30
JEWISH Bundis, is given as the explo-
sion OF bomb during a religious pro-
cession. This was followed by reyol
YER fusillades In sevsral quar5ers OF
1he city. The police are sad not
20 llsve attempted to interfere In the
early stages OF the riot. The Jsws,
no number three fourtbs Of the pop
ulation Of the city, ofsred the best
resistance possible, many OF them be-.
ing armed but were unable to pre-
vent the piilsgtng CT their homes and
PLACES OF business. Finally the mill
uary iatsriered, bat according to ad-
vices received at So. Petersburg,
without being able to restore order.
Rsinfol csments have been rushed to
Bialyslok, from G:odno.
According TO reports received Sstur.
lay tr5m B!alystok fusilladipg has
continued throughout the city all day,
Jews firing from the windows Of tfeir
1cu5es, the soldiers answering with
golleys, crowds OF peasants armed
s1Gh clubs snd sc:thes pillaging and
beating Jews and cavalry patrols
aunttng Down pillagers. The city
mas been cordoned in order to prevent
the ingress OF more peasants. Many
PERSONS sre reported to have been
wounded but the number CT dead IS
said to be onpaIati7ely small. Exact
/, t,ils OF fridays disturbances are
lacking; bat Tnl!rs lay's pilaging is
attributed largely to peasants from
che country.
TIE Jews are feeing from Bialy-
stox TO The neisaDoring forests and
MODS are pursuing them. Detach-
menus OF dragons nave been sent out
20 protect che Jews. Jews arriving
it Bailystok on railway trains have
oeen dragged out OF the cars and
many OF them have been murdared.
Troops have cleared the railway sta
sion The besJ S5ores in the city had
been sacked, and many were dead
and wounded. Figures, however
we're nos gtVan, and probably the
eau. ualttes are not known in Blaly.
Stok owing to the continuance OF the
disorders.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg
says disoraers appear to have broken
out at BialysJok Friday afternoon
with even greater fury than charac-
terizsd Thursdays riots. No dispatch.
es have been received direct from
Bialystok, wnere the telegraph ofice
.is closed, but ssmi-ofRcial messages
from Grodno and Minsk report that
the ex ;esses were started again today
oy the throwing OF several bombs. The
crowds, according to these dispatches,
then opening fire on the police sta.
sion, to which the troops replied, and
there was constant Interchange OF
shots beGWeen Jews In their houses
and soldiers in TIE streets.
Amob OF peasants, armed With clubs,
scythes, etc., VINO had found their
1aY Into the city Thursday, was par
Sicipauing in The rio5ing. A dispatch
from Milsk states that the authorities
had been fully fore1arned OF the pos
sipility Of Uroub:e Thursday, and had
recalled a baJuauon Of infsntry and
several squadrons Of cavalry from their
summer camp to strengthen the gar
rison, but without overaWing the for
msnJers Of trouble.