Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
REIGN OF TERROR REVIVED
Report of Attack, on Police Come from
Many Parts Of Russia.
POLIs ARE MOsI ACTIVE TERRoRsI
Trenty-Eight omcers Killed. EiSh-
teen wonndea, Fifteen People
Killed and nearly Two
Hundred Injured.


BULLETIN.
LONDON, Aug ia warsaw telegram
| to the Jewish Chronicle says: After yes
terday's disturbances, which the pelce
ouelled. $50 Jews were Killed or wounded
by the soldiers"
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. l6.-The war Of
terrorism which the fighting organization
| OF the socialist revolutionists declared inn
| mediately after Parliament was dissolved
| seems now to have begun in earnest. From
all points Of the empire the telegraph
brings the same story of attacks on police
officials OF all classes, accompanied in the
majority Of cases by plunder.. The Polish,
| reyolutionists are especially active There
is veritable reign, OF terror from the
| Vistula to the German frontier. Almost
! fifty cases of assassination were reported
| early last night. The, Novoe Vremya today
heads its list OF murders and other crimes.
''St. Bartholomew's Night in Poland"
The resumption, of terroristic activity on
large scale renders. the task of the gov
eminent more difficult and darkens the
prospects OF the present ministry In ac-
| complishing anything, in the direction Of
an amelloraton- of the situation While
| for the moment tho campaign of the terror
ISIS ~ DOu1u 10 lnGfeHb6 tHe EeNulSfOn Or
the more conservative public opinion
against the wild OF the extremists,
| it is at the same time certain to force tho
| government to redouble the measures OF
repression which,. It Is claimed, will In the
end drive public sympathy hack to sup.
port almost any means of relief.
Cause of Polish Outbreak.
! Some of the dispatches from Poland as
! sert that the outbreak of terrorism is in.
| retaliation for the wholesale arrests and
repressions Of the governor general.
| The government announces that the rev
Parliament will not be deprived of tho
right to revise the budget for 1907! Tho
! budget will be- submitted to Parliament
when 1t assemblies in March and in the
| meantime the credits for the first two
months will be onessixth of the credits for
the present year, under the authority OF
| the fundamental law assigning the credits
for the preceding year, in case of the fail
ure of the passage, Of the budget.
Several liberal papers have been per-
mitted to resume publication, either under
their old names or with new franchises.
Polish Casualties.
| WARSAW, Aug. 16-It is now, stated
that during yesterdays massacre thirteen
policemen four, police sergeants, seven
gendarmes and four soldiers were killed
and that eight policemen, two sergeants,
| two gendarnes and SIX soldiers were
wounded The soldiers in replying to the
attacks, on the, police with volleys and
charging the crowds killed thirteen men
and two women and. severely wounded
seventy persons and slightly injured ninety
! five. ~ ..t
During the might shots were heard
throughout, the city, but the casualties
| have not been ascertained. -@
PLOCK, ,RpssiaRr Poland. Aug. 16-Last
I night five policemen were killed and two
were wpundeds fTb eli assassins escaped iif
| The Polska, Gazette. and the Dzvon
+ PolsEa, organs Of, the, Polish nationaltsts.r
today published strong leading articles de-
nouncins the state of anarchy which the
! socialists are producing In Poland. Their
object, the papers declare. is not the at
4 tainment of freedom. but the bringing
4 about Of civil war. r.,r.
Democrats at Moscow.
| MOSCOW, Aug rl6.-AThe constitutional
] democrats held a! private conferences at the
houes Of Prince Dolgoroukoff today, They
intend to issue a, campaign text book con-
tanning articles by M Roditcheff. Prof.
Milukoff and; other leaders
Robbers at Odessa :,;- ".~
LONDON. Aug, ia dispatch to a
news agency from Odessa says that early
] this morning aifteen anarchists took
possession Of the railway freight station
there, killed a police inspector and three
policemen who resisted them and carried
on $4,000. g. v-
Report of Disorder.
BERLIN, Aug. IA dispatch to the Vos-
| I'D Of dafa i1a
of yesterdays rioting. II says:
"The disturbance, was due, to the deter
mination of the revolutionists to revenge
the arrest of 40 workmen OF an enameled
ware factory. The firing began at 10 o'clock
In. the morning in various parts of the city
as II by concerted, signal, The first shots
were fred by a young Hebrew, who killed
a soldier and a policeman and then fed
into a shop. In many places the military
fred ON the crowds Unfortunately and
the exact number killed has not yet been
ascertained. Bodies picked up In the streets
continue TO be brought to the morgue in
Theodore street. which is guarded by
troops Many OF the wounded conceal
themselves because the soldiers arrest all
wounded pereonsF Strong patrols OF twenty
to nifty cavalrymen are riding through the
streets searching passersby for arms. The
streets in the Jewish quarter are deserted
because the military patrols knock down
with the butts Of their rifles everybody
they meet. A bomb was thrown at o'clock
in the afternoon into the windows Of the
police station. wounding seventeen police
men and twenty passersby. Nobody was
killed,
ut is characteristic of the paniclxy condi-
ton of the soldiery that when the members
Of the volunteer hospital corps arrived on
the scene OF the shooting the soldiers lev
eled their rifles at the physicians, but a