The Black Sea Mutiny.

West Coast Times, Issue 13671, 2 November 1905, Page 2

The Black Sea Mutiny.

Odessa Delighted.

Pierce Fighting with the

Cossacks.

The officials profess to be unaware of the mutiny of the Back Sea Fleet and the murder of the Admirals.

Odessa is frantically delighted at the manifesto. Twenty thousand citizens demanded a speech from the Governo-, who diplomatically called for three cheeri for the constitution, promising to liberate all prisoners arresttd by the Uossacks. Later on fifty workmen, supposed to be disguised as policemen, assisted roughs to plunder the Jewish shops. When the crowd tried to assist the shopkeepers the Cossacks, charged, kiljing and wounding many.

Nine hundred students then procured and fierce fightiDg still continues.

All the factories, theatres and schools are closed at Reval.

Many have boen killed and wounded at Lodz owmg to the Goveruor orderiDg the troops to mercilessly suppress revolutionary meetings.