REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA.
Fearful Atrocities. <> Telegraph. Press Association. Copyright St.Peteksburg, Sept. 19. Tartars attacked five waggons full of Armenians fleeing from Shusba. They butchered the men and ab ducted the women. Two thousand rioters attacked a train at Abasba. The authorities fired, killing and wounding many, and the rest dispersed. Under the Russian law Russia is not responsible to foreigners for their losses at Baku caused through the disturbances. Baku is divided into two camps. The Armenians hold the centre of the town and the Tartars the suburbs. An incessant conflict is raging. The authorities believe that several cargoes of arms and explosives have been landed on the idlanda off the Finnish coast.
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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 49, 20 September 1905, Page 3
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