The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-11

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. Gen.
Orloff has been appointed governor gen
eral of Livonia, which means complete
devastation and humiliation there. The
slaughter will be immediate, but the re-
turns never will be given to the world.
To Reconquer Battles.
Gen. Oroff has strict orders to recon-
uuer the revolted Baltic provinces, to
stop at nothing, to show no law or mer-
cy. He is p kill, hang, and burn, but
above all restore order.
Such was the decision of the military
council Orloff is one of the younger and
more active of leaders of Russia's army,
specially chosen by the military council
on account of his firmness of character
and picked as the one man IN the Whole
army who would stop at nothing.
Cars Pathetic Plea.
Don't shoot more of my poor people
than you can help" was the pathetic
plea of the Gar. Orlof's only reply was:
"All who would revolt against the au-
,hority of your imperial majesty deserve
death" Within n short period there are
sure to be outcries against the brutalles
of Orloif. The whole country Is IN
state of complete revolution ana the
country must save itself by force OF arms
or go under.
The Dorpat district. under like condi-
tons, has been given over to zen.
Kotchenko intentionally The hercest
military law will spare nothing
Rebels Have Own Income Tax.
In the Baltic provinces many revoln-
tionary leaders have been hanged or
shot. The rebels have introduced their
own income tax and postal service, While
the leaders are in telephone communica-
ton with one another. The news from
South Russia and Manchuria is very
bad. Arrests and house searchings con-
tinue in spite of the apparent calm, and
the general feeling of insecurity grows
hourly.
The executive committee of the Work
mems alliance is undaunted, while the
Finland members affirm that it is pro-
crossing splendidly.
Martial Law Must Stand.
WARSAW, Jan. 9.-Replying to q
delegation Of citizens who asked for the
abrogation Of martial law owing to the
approaching elections to the national as
sembly, the governor general today de-
clared that martial law had been pro-
claimed in order to keep in check the So
calists, Anarchists and Revolutionists,
who were endeavoring to prevent the
elections, and therefore its abrosation
was impossible.
Officials Shot by Socialists.
Socialists today shot and killed the SUI
perintendent of the street car shops here.
At Novominsk. government of Warsaw,
Socialists today shot and killed the chief
of the district police.
Checks Fresh Rioting.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 9.-There
has been a renewal of disturbances at
Rostof-on-Don and at Moscow. and there
was some fighting at both places. Or
der. however. was quickly restored.
AT Moscow the relaxation of the cur
few regulations has been marked by the
renewal of isolated attacks on the police
and the troops. a patrol killed two and
captured one of the ATLANTIS of SER
geant major. Another band raided the
Presna district. Conditions in general,
however, are steadily improving in Mos
cod. and the theaters and clubs have
been allowed to reopen.
INITIAL, Russia. Jan. 9.-The first
member of the 1tional assembly has
been elected at Taisen. Courland, with
out following the method prescribed by
the election law. The peasants assem-
bled and unanimously chose a lawyer
named Grusenberg.