REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12647, 7 November 1905, Page 5

REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA.

U<»t«4: Press Ass*»ciation—Copyright y~\ jjjssceived November, ;j&t 8 .'34 a.m. ST. PETERSBURG,' November 5.

The workmen's at St. Petersburg - are organising a monster processiibn- to-day cm, the j occasion of the funerals of the v-icbims of the recent disorders. Trepoff's warning that no political demonstrations will be permitted and -demanding the abandonment of the plan suggests the possibility of a second bloody conflict. Count de Witte received the delegates of the central strike committee, and empowered them to inform the railway strikers that their demands were granted. . • ._ -

ST. PETERSBURG, November 6. Strike riots and attacks on Jaws continue throughout the Empire. In the encounters ait Moscow between the students arid loyal reactionaries many were shot with revolvers. During the riot at Hugulsoveka hundreds of armed Jews attacked an English factory, and endeavoured to force the workmen to strike. Several were killed during tiho ensuing conflict. Grave disorders have occurred at Batoum, Yaroslav, Alexandrofsk, Baku, Novoxylbkov, Bakhout, and Archangel. Moto "Saw* rules in Odessa. In justice to the troops it is said that the troops neither permit ror assist the massacres Of JeW6. ■'>~,:■

A hundred Jewish sbops have been wrecked, and 5600 wounded are in the hospitals. There were 500 casualties on Saiurday.