RUSSIAN PRISONERS IN JAPAN.
SERIOUS FIGHTING AMONG THEM. ' , '" w Tokio, November 19. ' The Russian prisoners at Kobe are divided into Imperialists and revolutionists, and serious conflicts have taken place between the two parties. Many have been killed and wounded on both.sides. General Dariieloff, who has";* been entrusted with the repatriating of the prisoners, has been instructed to send no more sailors to Vladivostok at present, soldiers being preferred. MUTINY ON A TRANSPORT. (Received November 21, 1.11 a. in.)'." Toicio, November 20. Five hundred Russian prisoners who were embarking at Nagasaki yesterday for repatriation began a mutiny. Japanese constables, at the Russian officers' instance, were placed aboard one of the transports on which Admiral Roshdestvenski was a passenger, and Japanese torpedoboats surrounded the transports.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13029, 21 November 1905, Page 5
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