RUSSIA.

Taihape Daily Times, 7 October 1919, Page 5

RUSSIA.

BOMB THROWN AT FUNERAL‘

Received 10 a.mN

PARIS, Oct. 6.

The “Echo de Paris” states -that during the funeral of Bolsheviks recently murdered in Moscow, two bombs which were thrown during the procession killed ten and wounded twentycight. A decree has now been issued declaring all clergy in Petrograd ;and Moscow hostages.

POLES CAPTURE DVINSK. Receivedfi 10 am. é BERLIN, Oct. 6. Strike demonstrators at Warsaw are threatening the Government and Parl_iamel_l_t. Guns have been mounted on fiublic buildings. The Voessische Zeitung state§,tlle

Polish army, after two days’ bloody fighting, captured the fortifications of Dvinsk, except southward of the" river.

DENIKEN WITHIN 30 MILES OF MOSCOW.

BOLSHEVIKS SURRENDERING

Received Noon.

COPENHAGEN, OCt_ 6,

Deniken wirelessed he was appfbaching Of'evl, the Bolsheviks surrendering in great numbers. Many are taking refuge in the forests, from when they raid the main body supp]ies_ The message further adds that the north-western army captured the railway between Pskoff and Petrograd, cutting off Petrograd-communi-cations with the south.‘

LONDON, Oct. 6. _ Deniken’s- troops are within , thirty miles of Moscow. '