Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-07-27
REIGN OF Terror IS
ON IN CARS Land
COSSACkS AND ROWDIES SlAY
JEWS AND PLUMBER HOUSES
AT ODESSA.
CITY REPORTED IN
A STATE OF PANIC
?roclamations by Terrorists Condemn
Emperor, Gen. Trepoff and Others
to Death-kembers of Douma Re-
turn from Finland.

London, July pa dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram company from Odes-
81 says:
Anti-J twish outbreaks have COM
mencei here. number of persons
have already been killed or wounded
Cossacks and rOwdles are plundering
the deserted Jewish houses and
1hOpS. On Srednaia street three Jews
were killed and three were wounded
in attempting to defend their prop
ty, while the police looked on.
Another bloody conflict is now re-
ported to be in progress in Stepovai
street. The whole city is in state
Of panic. Many of the inhabitants
are fleeing. The black hundred are
distributing bloodthirsty proclama-
lions in the streets.
Death for Gar and Trepoff.
st. Petersburg, July 25.-Proclama-
tlola Announcing that the death sen
nee has been IMPOSED on the EN-
e.Jr, Gen. TrcICff, u. Pobiedonost-
oeL, NO was piCcdratOr general of
Z lily synod; Gen. Orlof, the
"HAcifi, aior" Ct the Baltic provinces.
and Others. has been been scattered
-.er art OF !-r'erhOf.
The terrOr..;s are said to have sue
e eded in mailing copies of the SEN
!Ince OH the doors of the headquar-
,,rs of Gen. O.IJ.. End Gen. Trepoff
Members Of Parliament Return.
st. Petersburg, July 25.-OVer 100
OF the Russian members of parlia-
ment who Monday issued an address
to the country, reached the Finnish
railroad station here from viborg at
three O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
crowd of several thousand persons
gathered there before the arrival of
the train, but d heavy force of gen
darmes promptly hurried the people
into the streets, whence they were
driven away by mounted gendarmes.
Several arrests of suspects were
made in the crowd, but the orders of
The police, evidently, were limited to
preventing demonstration, the cav
airy in neighboring barrack not APP
pearing. The last car of the train
was occupied by the members of the
Group of Toll and had red flags flying
from the windows as it rolled into
the station. Prince DOlgoroukoff and
VI. NabOukoff headed the members
as they marched out in a body
through lines of police A few
friends who managed to obtain az
m!ttance to the station greeted the
parliamentarians warmly, but they
feared to indulge in any demonstra
lion which might have justified thu
| arrest of the members, who fully ex
rccted to be surrounded and marche,
off to prison. They appeared grave
but resOlute. On the train it ha,
been arranged that the members o.
the various groups, if not arrested
should hold a caucus Tuesday even
ing and confer on the next step.
There seems practically no differ
ence of opinion now. They have gon,
too far to retreat. They stand ire
vocably committed and must marcf
on. The only difference of opinion
is as to what the next step will be
and how far it will 60
10 ADDRESS,.
Before leaving Viborg it was al
ranged through underground revolu
| tiOnary channels to distribute the All
dress to the country, hundreds OF
| thousands of copies of which have al
ready been surreptitiously printed.
| The members of parliament therefore
| have already opened an alliance with
the purely revolutionary OrganiZa
| tiOns. The opinion is also unan-
| nous that they must have immediate
recourse to the only weapon at their
! disposal. namely, general political
strike for the purpose of paralyzing
the government. Word has been re-
ceived here that the Moscow work
mems council will be ready Sunday
or Monday, and a tentative decision
| to call a strike will be taken ON Sun
| day. A telephone message from Mos
COW says that great popular demon
stration, organized by the leaders of
the wOrkmen as a preliminary to the
strike, occurred In the streets there
Tuesday, but in pursuance of the
plan care was taken to keep within
peaceful limits and there was no In
reference on the part of the police
or troops.
Plan Military Dictatorship.
The way has been prepared for a
military dictatorship by proposition
now under consideration at Peterhoi
to create an advisory council to assist
the emperor. President StOlypin, Gen
Trepoff and others conferred with the
emperor upon this subject. On the
surface the scheme is to form such
a council out of the members of the
council of the empire and conserve
tives and liberals like NJ. Shipoff and
Nj. Guckon, and also. possibly, sew
eral constitutional democratic lead
ers. with the purpose of reassurinf
the population of the sincerity of the
governments future intentions,
Situation in SebastopoI Critical.
The situation in SebastOpol is u
critical that the citizens are fleeing IL
hundreds to the interior of the PENN
sula. The entire fleet and the gar
rison forces are reported to be OIL
the brink of casting In their lot will
the people.
From Warsaw disaffection among
the troops is reported. The socialists
have issued infiammatory proclama
tons urging refusal to pay taxes o.
] fur I'll recruits and calling for rev