SLAUGHTER OP JEWS IN RUSSIA CONTINUES Thirty Dead and Many Injured as Re. suit of a Religious Outbreak In Blalystok. St. Petersburg. Disorders appear again to have broken out at Blalystok on Friday with oven greater fury than characterized Thursday's riots. No dispatches bavo boon received direct from Blalystok, whero tho telegraph tele-graph offices Is closed, but semi-official messages from Grodno and Minsk roport thnt tho excesses were started again by ho throwing of sov oral bombs. Thirty peoplo nro known to havo been killed, whllo many wero Injured. Tlio crowds, according to" theso dispatches, then opened flro on tho police station to which the troops replied, and thero was n constant In" tcrchnngo of shots botween Jows In their houses nnd soldiers In tho streets. A mob of peasants armed with clubs, scythes, etc., who had found their way Into tho city Thursday, Thurs-day, was participating In tho rioting. A dispatch from Minsk states that tho authorities had been fully for-wnrncd for-wnrncd of tho possibility of troublo Thursday nnd had recalled a battalion of Infantry nnd several squadrons of cavalry from their summer camp to strengthen tho garrison, but without overawing tho originators of thd fighting.