CABLE NEWS.

Evening Post, Volume LXIX, Issue 51, 2 March 1905, Page 5

CABLE NEWS.

(»T KX.HOTBIO TILIfIRArH.—OOrTBIOHT.] THE DISORDERS IN RUSSIA. A GRIM RECOGNITION. SERGIUS'S ASSASSIN AND M. HOULYGUINJS. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DISLOCATED. RIOTS AT TIIEODOSIA. [PRESS ASSOCIATION^ (Received March 2, 9.39 a.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, lsl March. Ifc is loported that M. Boulyguine, Prefect, of Moscow, nskod tho iissas«in of tho Grand Duke Sorgius : "Do you know mo?" Tho iibsasfc-in replied: "You aro number 7," meaning ihe seventh on tho list of those condemned to death. Owing to the strikes and dnmnge to tho railways no train has started for tho fiont for a week. Fifty of a mob were- killed in tho suppres.Mon of nots in Theodositi. THE STRIKE AT WARSAW. TWKNTY-SIX ASSASSINATIONS. ST. PETERSBURG, Ist March. Twenty-six persons holding political positions wcro nssassinatod at Warsaw last week. Tho strikers declare they intend to kill an ollicial for every mnn the troops killed during tho recent disturbances. Mobt of the victims were stabbed nt night in the streets, a paper being pinned to their clothes explaining why thov wore condemned to death. No arrufcS havo been made. A secret store of revolvers, bombs, and dynamite has been discovered in a suburb of Moscow. PAID HOOLIGANS. INCITING CLASS HATRED. (Received March 2, 8.26 a.m.) LONDON, Ist March. Tho St. Petersburg correspondent of tho Daily Telegraph enumerates instances of tho authorities inciting claw hatred and religious feuds through paid Hooligans in the hope of diverting attention from tho reformers. MAXIME GORKY. (Received March 2, 9.39 a.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, Ist March. Maximo Gorky, tho moment ho was bailed out, was re-arrested and escorted to Riga. Ho will be allowed to move about there, but not to depart. Tho authorities will allow him to reside in Crimea. Ono o[ tho author's lungs is seriously affectod.