The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-07-25
MANY OUTRAGEs REPORTED.
RevoIutionists Carrying on Cam
paion of Terror Through
out Russia.
MUTINY SPREADS AMONG POLICE
Monastery at Moscow Looted and $t7,-
900 Taken-Revolution Affects
Regiments and Cavalry.

Reports Of outrages and disorders
from various parts OF the Russian
empire pouring into st. Petersburg.
The revolutionists are carrying on
campaign of terror and the peasants
in many provinces are applying the
torch and otherwise destroying prop
erty.
In st. Petersburg the spirit Of
mutiny has spread to the police force,
and considerable excitement and
alarm Is occasioned in consequence.
In two districts the police went on
strike. Another squad refused to
break up a meeting, threw down their
arms and went home.
This is the list of disorders, murd-
ers, etc, received in one day:
Warsaw killed and CEN
tral police office robbed.
Natskahino, Simbirsk province
Three hundred houses, including the
town hall, set on fire and destroy
ed.
Rostoff, Province Of Yaroslav-
Work men killed government Off
cial; Turkish woman murdered after
being baptized in Greek Church.
Sosniba, Province of Sosnlba--Ar-
menian engineer stoned and shot;
bank looted.
Lublin, Russian Poland-Worliing-
man suspected by revolutionists of
being a spy, killed. Two cashiers
employed by the spirit monopoly,
murdered and robbed.
Spirit shops are being looted
throughout Poland.
In Moscow the revOlutionists have
looted the Monastery of the Nativity,
$1,000 in cash, jewels and sacred
relies of great value being carried Off
Six guard regiments, 26 line, seven
cavalry, six artillery and five sapper
regiments are more or less affected
by the revolutionary propaganda, ac-
cording TO report made by investi-
gators.
From Berlin comes the report of an
attempt o assassinate the Grand Duke
Vladimir. According to the story, he
had arranged to travel from Frank
fort to Paris at night by the express
which passes through Coblenz, and an
attempt was made to wreck the train
between COblenz and Trier.
A watchman found heavy metal OBJ
structions laid across the rails and
fastened to the ties and the train was
stopped just in time. The grand
duke was not on board, having taken
another route.
An order has been issued by the
czar declaring forfeited the colors
presented to the Seventh reserve cav
airy regiment on April 4, 1904. This
is the regiment which mutinied in
Tamboff on July 9 last, barricaded it
self in it's barracks and defied loyal
troops sent against it. 1t surrender
ed on July IL and expressed contri-
tion for its conduct.
The assassin of General Kozloff,
has not yet been captured. Neither
has his identity been established. He
is said to be Hebrew.
The bill of the lower house of par
lament, which was adopted by the
upper house, appropriating S7,500,000
for famine relief, has been approved
by the czar.
Partial or total failure of the grain
crop is reported from many pro-
vinces. In some provinces peasants
have driven mobiles from their estates,
saying they would harvest the crop
themselves.
Chief of Police Martinoff. while
driving in the street of Tiflis, was
mortally wounded by bomb. His
leg and arm were blown off. The
bomb was thrown from the Georgian
Mobiles school. M. Martinoff was
much hated on account of the sever
ity of the measures he adopted in
putting down meetings and for the
maltreatment of natives.