SIESE FEARED IN RUSSIA
WARNING TO THE OFFICIALS. RICH CITIZENS READY TO FLEE HOOLIGANS MAY LOOT WARSAW
By Electric Telegraph—Per Press Association —Copyright. Received 9.6 p.m., June 19. St. Petersburg, Juno 19. Thera is inteneo excitement aud speculation at Warsaw owing to all She higher oiiicials receiving a confidential circular inquiring where they and tbeir famines wish to go in the ovont of sic-go. Tho circular makes it cicar that a state : v rJ of siege is not meant to be general. M. Bogolubotl, Chief of Commissariat at Warsaw, requires immediate replies. Rich citizens are depositing valuables in the banks and obtaining passports to facilitate their flight, owing to tumors that hooligans intend to loot the city. Received 10.55 p.m., June 19. The proseeuliou of Maximo Gorki has been abandoned.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1485, 20 June 1905, Page 2
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