RUSSIA'S TRIALS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7858, 28 June 1905, Page 3

RUSSIA'S TRIALS.

: More tabs. Chief of Police Wounded. 'Heceived .Tune 77, 11,15 p.m.) St. PETERSBURG, June 27. A bomb was thrown at tihe carriaige of M. Pavloß, Chief of JPk>liioe at Czcnstochowa, who, with seven others, was seriously wounded. After the fighting 343 Jews Jind 718 Christians were buried at Lodz. WOMEN AND CHILDREN KILLED. HUMANE' SOLDIEHB. OPPOSE BUTCHERY OF THE DEFENCELESS. AN INQUIRY ORDERED. (Received June 27. 11.35 p.m.t St. PETERSBURG, June 27. A Cossack patrol at Lcdz, being attacked in the front from behind a cemetery wall, entered the cemetery and ki.led five men, four women, and three children. The officers of the Murom Dragoon Regiment Informed -the Commander of the troops, on behalf of tho men, thaft they declih!ed to shopt down defenceless people. Hie regiment was thereupon -transferred to Wloulonsk, and Geneilal Makslmovitdti ordered an inquiry. REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY. ITS NECESSITY. ERRONEOUS DEDUCTIONS. (Received June 27. 11.35 p.m.) LONDON, Jure 27. •It is semi-officially announced in St. Petersburg that th'a (Jovemtment, upho-ds the necessity for the establishm»iit of a consultative representative Assembly. ■ Several mnvspapers, howovor, have erroneously drawn from tho Czar's speech to the Zemstvos's deputation far-reaching conclusions suggesting the coilfplete reorganisation t>f tho constitution. JEWS QUIT LODZ. WARSAW BARRICADES STORMED WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER. 1200 KILLED, 3000 WOUNDED. 200 ARRESTS (Received June 2ft. 0.47 a.ni.l St. PETERSBURG, June-■O7. Twenty th'ousand Jews i|uitted Lodz yesterday. Barricades .ejected at Warsaw were stormad, resulting in many casualties. •Two hundrefl arrests have ' been made, and 1200 were killed and 3000 wounded. .