| Show fACES GUT BY WfflPS Desperate Fighting in St Petersburg Streets THREE STUDENTS KILLED I Cossacks Rode Into the Crowds ontho Sidewalks and Used Their Knotted Whips on Demonstrators Riot on Account of tho Participation of Workingmen With the Students Regarded as More Dangerous Than Any Xnown in n Generation Orio Thousand Rioters Token Prisoner I St Petersburg Monday March IS Alarm pervades high circles Her The police have notified houseowners to have their hoyse police report for u land l-and hold themselves In constant readiness readi-ness sTHREESTUDENTS THREE STUDENTS KILLED I I is apparently confirmed that three students were killed yesterday The Cossacks rodeinto the crowds on the sidewalk and many aces were cut open by their knotted whips The students and worklngmen threw rubber rub-ber shoes canes and snowballs at tho Cossacks I Is reported that one Cossack I Cos-sack was killed JAn J CANCEROUS DEMONSTRATION An official of the political police said a thousand prisoners were taken among them being 350 women students The presence of worklngmcn among the rioters rendered this demonstration more dangerous than any known in a generation a STUDENTS RAISE FLAG I After reading the manifesto the students threw their crumpled copies Into the crowd und raised a InC inscribed in-scribed For LlbeltyThc students also shouted Help us gqt our rights and the mob responded with cheers OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF RIO The Official Messenger which publishes pub-lishes an account of the recent disorders l dis-orders In various Russian cities and of Sundays outbreak In St Petersburg says of the latter When the crowd which numbered 3000 became turbulent the Cossacks and police were Mimrnoned Tho demonstrators de-monstrators retreated to the Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan pelting the Cossacks Cos-sacks and police with varloup missiles COLLIDED WITH COSSACKS The students attempted to display red and white flags bearing various Inscriptions On one side of the cathedral the crowd came into violent colllsipn with the Cossacks and the police A portion retired Into the cathedral behaving noisily and smoking smok-ing cigarettes although the service was going on until forcibly expelled MANY PERSONS WOUNDED j Altogether C39 male student 377 women i wo-men mostly students and 14 other persons per-sons were arrested A police commls I slcner twenty policemen four CosJ j sacks and thirtytwo rioters male and female were wounded HIGHER SCHOOLS CLOSED All the higher schools of the city are closed and all the police headquarters are filled with arrested persona Others in custody who had been temporarily confined In the military riding school were taken to various prisons today in omnibuses They were cheered by the students as they passed WOMEN JOIN RIOTERS The demonstrations Sunday continued after the affray at the cathedral at other places especially In front of the office of the police where some of the persons arrested were taken In front oC the Lltovsky prison and near the mining mi-ning institute and the Pontllaw factory A remarkable feature of the demonstration demon-stration has been the prominent part taken by women of the higher classes of the university ANOTHER SERIOUS RIOT Serious riots occurred In SL Petersburg Peters-burg today on the occasion of a solemn moss iri the Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan for the repose of the soul of M BogolJepoff the Minister of Public Instruction In-struction who was shot and fatally wpunded by Karpevlch The police fired revolvers and It is rumored that five students were killed and eighty others seriously or slightly Injured Three hundred arrests were made Monday Mon-day dayThe Minister of Justice was fired at last week and the life of another Minister has also been attempted |
