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ARMY HOLDS POLISH CAPITAL
SCATTERS BARRICADES STRIKERS
BUILD IN THE STREETS.
Jewish Quarter in Open RevOlt-SOmo
shooting There-More Slain In Lotiz.
where Sol Riot Victims Have Already
Becn Burieti--Ma-tial Law Declared.
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WARSAW. Russian Poland. June 28.-The
general strike called by the Social Demo-
cratic PARTY as protest against the action
of the military at LODI took effect here
to-day. There was much disorder In the
CITY. but on the whole the day passed more
Quietly that was expected.
There was every disposition on the part
Of the strikers to hold the town, and prepara-
tons we're made to do 30, but the activity
Of the authorities in swapping the city
with soldiers and heavy rain together
Prevented what doubtless would have been
q duplication Of the Lode trouble.
Six barricades that were raised were
troops and police. Seventeen Of the de-
Tenders were wounded and 200 were ar
rested. Street cars were overturned and
used in the barricades.
STRIKERS SHOOTING ALSO.
Strkers are shooting workmen who at
tempt to work. Shops are closing in fear
Of riots. Infantry is camped in the streets
Thirty -four battaons of infantry have
arrived from other points.
The Jewish quarter Is in frll revolt.
A considerable section OF the working
classes is at variance with Stalkers. who
organized the Socialist and Jewish bunds.
Several works we're terrorized into closing.
Some resisted compulsion, and this led to
revengeful shooting and stabbing.
The Polish labor party issued manifesto
warning workingmen against the Social
lists, who are accused Of being responsible
for all their misfortrnes. The Socialists
Bund replied, proclaiming that the war
against the Government must be continued
at all costs. Polish and Jewish soldiers are
not employed in depressing the riots, because
they FIRE into the air
MORE SLAIN IN LODI.
Iopz, June 2o-Shots were fired to-day
ct a Coesaok patrol from the Protestant
cemetery. The Cossacks entered the Gene
tery and killed five men. four women and
three children.
The officers OF the Murom dragon regi
ment visited the military commander
to-day and announced on behalf OF the
troops that the latter refused to shoot de-
ienseless people The regiment was i'm
retiately sent to Wloclawek, The Gov
emor has ordered an inquiry into the matter.
Up to the present ime the bodies OF bol
persons, killed In the riots OF the last few
days, have been buried. Three hundred
and forty-three OF them were Jews and
2ls were Christians. The total casualties
are l,2C0.
Martial law has been proclaimed.
Last evening bomb was thrown into
carriage in which NJ. Pavloi1. Chief OF
Police Of Czenstoohowa, was riding. He
and seven others we're seriously injured.
ODESSA, June 2e.-In strike riots here
to-day two Cossaoks and four workmen
were killed and q SCORE wounded. Most
Of the factories are Idle.
PEASANTS ARMED WITH scYTHEs.
BERLIN. June 2s.-The Schlesische Zei,uno
Gays the insurrecaonary movement in Po-
land is extending rapidly to the agricultural
districts. The peasants are preparing to
march on the towns. They are armed with
scythes.
LONDON, June 27.-Accordng to the
Vienna correspondent OF the Telegraph,
an estate in the neighborhood Of LODI
belonging to Grand Duke Cyril, has been
entirely stripped and plundered after the
guards were killed.