TROUBLE IN RUSSIA.
PILLAGE AND MURDER,
By; telegraph, Press Ass’n, Copyright St. Petersburg, Aug. 25. Martial law has been proclaimed over tbo wbolo of Warsaw. .Strikers blew up a bridge over the Vistula near Badoin. Cossacks surrounded a Socialist meeting at Dlutow, near Lodz, and arrested 8130. A further 450 wore arrested at Lodz. During a fair in the village of Lihovka, in the province of Verkhnedneprofsk, an immense crowd of peasants attacked the merchants, pillaged their goods, and massacred some, mutilating, gouging out their eyes, and outtiog oil.their ears,
PUNISHMENT FOP. THE NAVAL REVOLT. DYNAMITE EXPLOSIONS. A REBELLIOUS SPIRIT. By, telegraph. Press Ass’n, Copyright Recoived 4.19 p.m., August 27. St. Petersburg, Aug. 26. As a Boquel to tho naval revolt 137 sailors were court-martialled at Liban. Eight were sentenced to be shot, and 19 to imprisonment with hard labor.. An inspection of the barracks at Lodz revealed that the Cloneski regiment was in possession of many Jewish and Polish proclamations. One hundred and fifty Polish and Jewish soldiers have been transferred to Lomza, the seat of the regimental depot. Sanguinary disturbances occurred at Siedloe.
Two dynamite explosions have ocourred at Sonowice in connection with the strike in protest against the Czar’s manifesto.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1544, 28 August 1905, Page 2
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