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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
VOLUME IV LA GRANDE. UNION COUNTY, OREGON TUESDAY. JANUARY 24 1905 WUWDC
MOSCOW NOW IN DANGER
REVOLUTION SPREADS RAPIDLY
MOB DESTROYS MACHINERY
By Scripps News Association
Moaoow, J n 24 8triksrs are
marching about the oily gathering ts-
cruits. As the Government printer
hate ail struck, then will be no news
papers printed in Moaoow tomorrow.
Too gas works and the electric light
work are both idle and guarded by
the troops, bat at yet there baa been
no righting.
STRIKERS ARK REPULSED
The strikara this evening hare bean
trying to penetrate to tha central part
of the city, bat their attempt has bean
met with resistance by tha Uoaeaoka
and they hare been driven back.
MOB FORGtS MEN
Dies
on the
GET $5000
IN JEWELRY
By Scrisps News Aaaoelatton
Wheel In a W Va Jan 34 Alter secur
ing five thonaand dollars worth of yaw
elry from Genther's store early that
morning, two robber war pursued by
the police, and, after an exciting chase,
they gara np hope of escape and dropp
ed their plunder In the river. Shortly
iter thla thay were captured .
CHOICE OF CAUCUS
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS
SEEK VENGEANCE
IN PROCLAMATION
RATIFIED
TROOPS IN READINESS
The report that Father Gopon la in
Moaoow can not be confirmed It he
is here he is keeping himself in se
clusion. The authorities any that they
hare no fear of any serious rioting,
bat it is learned that troop are being
bald la readiness to check any dis
turbances. SEEK 8AUBBD PRECINCT
The strikers are acting with modsr
atlon at tha present time, bat the
leader are planning a monster parade
through the pr nc'pal streets to Krem
lin, the aacr i preoinct where every
Czar receive religion consecration
Troop hare bean stationed at the
bridge across the Moaoow river.
Up until noon today thousands of
strikers bad quit work and it la now
estimated that at least ten thousand
ar now out. Tbeemyloyeee of Hop
pers Factories this morning refused to
quit work bat the mob, consisting of
abont Ave hundred atrikers forced an
entrance to the factory and ejected tha
workmen. The infuriated atrikera did
not t p at this bat in their fremy de
molished the machinery in the factory.
The employees of the tanneries were
persuaded to join the strikers. Al
arms havs been removed from gun
shops, most of which have bean oloaed
to prevent the strikara from obtaining
the weapons.
Train
By Scripps News Aesooiaiotn
Marti. VI. San 4 VtoM; Un.
th legislature today ratified the cau
cus choice of Qovanor La Follstte a
United States Senator.
Judge Summoned
(ByScripp New Association)
Washington Jan 24 The Senate to
day formally received th srtlol of
impaaohmant against Judge Hwayne,
and were presented by seven membors
elected by House chairman Palmer.
Th boas took up th charges, and
summons baa been Issued for Swayne,
returnable January 27th at tan o'clock.
Th Impeachment court adjourned
until that date.
facing Association
A movement is on foot in Baker
City among horsemen for the organi
zation of an independent racing cir
cuit composed of Pendleton, Boise
Baker City and La Grande. All of
these points are horse growing centers
and oontain many first olasa horses
which could bs developed into a racing
string string f qua! to any in the north
west. Overtures will be made to each
ef these places with a view to organi
zing a raoing circuit independent of
the north west association.
Rioting At Korno
(By Boripps News Association)
Korno, Russia, Jan 34 Th atrike
movement is growing rapidly In
strength at this place, and rioting baa
began, bat no serious result have yet
followed th outbreak. Korno la tbe
Oanitol of Korno Province, which
border upon Germany
LOST A pair of whit glove b
tweeu th Opera House and Corona
sad Adam Are. Pindar will pi
return to this office.
(By Soripp New Association)
Alberaueraue. N Ai.. Jan. 24. A
women, who 1 supposed to be Mary
McKee, of 2261 San Joss Avenue,
Alameda, Cel., while enroate from
Chicago to Loa Ansel on the Bants
Fs train, died suddenly in a Pullman
berth under very mysterious circum
stances. Th body is held by th
authorities at Albuquerque.
Attorney Heney b III
By Bcrtpp Near Association
Portland Jan 24 Th Federal Grand
Jury adjourned today until tomorrow
on aooount of th illness of prosecu
ting attorney Heney.
Emperor
Receives
Griscon
' By 8cripps News Association
Todlo, Jen. 24. The Emperor today
received Minister Gri acorn and the Le
gation staff at a special sudienoe, and
later entertained them at luncheon.
H 9 preaaed great satisfaction st the
cordial relatione existing between the
United States and Japan.
Poland
Revolt
Grows
(By Soripp Ne we Aasoolation)
Berlin. Jan 24 The Lokale An-
I zeiger today reports that a rebellion
has broken out at Radom, Poland,
seventy five miles amth of Warsaw
Th rebel bar destroyed .the public
buildings with dynamite, A pitched
battle oocured la the streets between
t .e rebels, who were well armed, and
in the oouf liot three officers end mny
rebels and soldiers ware killed.
(ByHerlpp News Aaaooiation)
St. Petersburg. Jan. 24.. 12:30 p m..
- Thousands of striken have assem
bles la tbe Nevaky Prospect at this
time and oat going trains ar carrying
the wives and children of many prom
inent citizen i to the outlying that riots
and seeking for safety. A number of
work this morning, bat thousands of
them are still idle.
DESTROY TELEPHONE WIRES
The workmen era atnutaltna through!
tne etreete in email groups, but as yet
have offered to do no violence . During.
the night the strikers tore down the
telephone wires which ran from St,
Petersburg to Tsarkoesolo. An at
tempt was alao mad to plunder the
big Universal Provider atore, but the
ankers were repelled.
DESTROY RAILWAY TRACKS
Fifteen hundred workmen broke ont
Into the Sestrorisk Rifle Factory and
secured all the rlfla In th building.
They alao destroyed the narrow linage
railroad from St. Petersburg to Sestro
risk It I reported that they have
alao destroyed section of the railway
running from St. Petersburg to Mos
eow.
Under Schreder factories have alao
joined tne atrikera.
AU TBORITIE8 CONFIDENT
The anthoriUee ar confident that
they have tbe eitoatiou well under
control- There .has been no oonftr
mation of the report thet tbe Emperor
The Annual
Clearanc e Sale
Will be Continued.
With Still
Greater Bargain Opportunities
Many of the seasonable goods on sale for the past two weeks in fairly Rood
assortment
MUST BE CLEARED UP WITHOUT FAIL
Another
Witness
Testifies
(By Scripps New Association)
WashlnKton. Jan. 24. Frank B
Sterna, formerly Oltr Attorney of Salt
I Lake City, was the first witness In
the Sanoot hearing today. He told of
the early bitterness between tbe Har
mon and th Gentiles and the oon
stent strife that followed. Both aides.
be said, now co-operate In charitable
work, and meet on equal term social
ly.
Clark
Succeeds
Himself
REBELS SEIZE AMMUNITION
It is reported that the mob has
forced an entranoe to the Genliloff
Ammunition' Factory and seized lug
quantities of ammunition, explosives
and cartridges. It le learned that tne
rebels intend to march forty thousand
strong to Tssrkos-Helo and make
another attemot to see the Osar. If
they persist In this determination,
there will no doubt be a repetition of
Hunday's slaughter, but if It happens,
the clash will be more serious, as the
strikers are now fairly equipped with
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OP DEAD
The Official Meaesnirer today claims
that there were no aeriou clashes,
and no casualties whatever. It alao
claim that th dead la the light whloh
occurred Sunday I only ninety aix,
and that there were but thirty three
wounded.
REVOLT SPREADS RAPIDLY
Tbe revolt is spreading rapidly
throughout the entire county and es
pecially in tbe Moaoow dia triot . Th
Baohruabia Miobaeloft and tbe Emi-
By Scripps News Association
(Jhyenne Wy Jan 24 Clarence D
Clark was today elected senator of the
United States, to auooeed himself, by
th legislature ( the State of Wyo-
Also several new line added
Foster
Still
Leads
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to Copenhagen. Father Gopon' po
pularity la unimpaired, bat .social
democracy la fast avumlng th leader
ship and urging people to violence
GOPON WANTS HO VtUUBHU
It is learned that Father Gopon ha
sent the following letter to social de
mocrats. "They have fired upon ana
massacred as. bat we ar not vanquish
ed and the day of our triumph Is near
Do not spoil our triumph by using
an arms and reetorlna to violence, bat
content yourselves with destroying th
portrait of him who I no '.longer
our. Emperor " Tbl appeal has fall-
ed to pacify th aoclal democrat or
the workman who are .still olamortDg
tor vengeance.
ASSASSINATION UNTRUff
Tbe report that (h prefect of St
Peterabarg rnd th Chief of Polio has
been aaaaaalnated la unoomflrmed
CLAIM REVOLUTION IB BROKEN
At eeven thla evening darkneea pre
vails over tbe Winter Palace and the
quay where tne embassies are located
Tha authorities express confidence
that the backbone of tbe revolution 1
brown, and Bay thet all tne prim
move re have been arretted. Father
Uopon baa tsappeared.
ATTORNEYS PROTEST
Three bundrtd and fifty attorney of
this city held a meeting today and
paaaed resolutions in aymvaihy with
the striken, protesting against tbe
Government in provoking bloodshed
end declining to plead in oourts.
REVOLULION PROCLAMATION
Th striker bar today are circula
ting proclamations and the people ar
eagerly accepting tbe documents
wbioh are signed, "The Russian De
mocracy" One of the proclamations,
dated yesterday after describing the
bloodshed of last Sunday says. 'Who
directed the soldiers to aim th rifle
Continued on page three
TO THE PUBLIC:
Tbe rush of Holiday trade is over and business
in general has got back to its normal condition, I
wish to inform all my patrons, and those not my
patrons bat who are liable to be, that I am now in a
position to take oare of all watou, clock and jewelry
repairing with dispatch. I have secured all the neoes
sary help in all the latest tools and inUerials known
to the trade, as well as the best workmen that money
oan procure.
All repair work is under my personal supervis
ion and I guarantee each and every piece of work done
to be finished in first class workmanlike manner, and
to give (with proper attention) perfect satisfaction.
All work sent by mail or express will receive the same
careful attentiou as il delivered in person, and to be
promptly returned in first olass condition.
Thanking my patrons for their past liberal
patronage and assuring them of my utmost ability to
give them perfect satisfaction in the future. I remain
as ever. J. H. PEABB,
Nst:to;Nwlln' Drugstore. La Grande's Leadlnr Jeweler
TO WOO
(By Scripps News Association)
Olvmola Waah Jan 24 Tha vote for
United States Senator today resulted
in the 8th Joint ballot .s follow t
roster 48, Piles 81, Sweeney 23, Wll
aon 17, Jones 7 and Grave 6. Th 8th
ballot waa Identically th same except
that two democrat changed from
Grava to Foster.
V oar natronam we at all
tee most reliable quality ot aaaat aad ho
to wte yor business by glviag you full
valve tor your money.
BOSS
Meat Market
Still well & VandertneuleD,
Proprietor,