The Russian Revolution.
ft'ffijfcJplec trie Telegraph—Copyright). | %&& Per Press Association. Petersburg, Nov. 17. fi v uKase issued expressing the i gratitude to the troops at Odessa |jr exemplary conduct in the disafces, is regarded as a cruel mockm ominous of a fresh outbreak. >ugh the Prefect declares that ftjle to guarantee perfect order for and others, hooligans at Kishinieff defy^iuthority and are openly preparing for a fresh massacre.
. Two sotnias of; Cossacks are powerless to suppress peasant risings at JS"ovoskoi. Prince Kossatkin and wife were wounded and thoir house was burned after being looted. Reinforcements are urgently demanded. • There are similar disorder at Tamboff and Poltava.
The Strike Committee prevented any \-huge demonstration at St. Petersburg. .;■'"-. Many settlers and sailors at St. ;1. Petersburg defy their officers and avow open.sympathy with the strikers. The military railway battalion refuse . to work theJVloscow railway, i ..v *■• Seyenty-t wo Sb. Petersburg employers • finally refused the eight-hours day, ■-.- preferring to close their works. \ . Two thousand earnest workers in the .cause of the revolution met at the Novi .'•Theatre at St. Petersburg and indigijnantly denounced the treatment Poland /was receiving.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8144, 18 November 1905, Page 6
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184The Russian Revolution. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8144, 18 November 1905, Page 6
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