Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-05-03

among all classes in Warsaw. Another terrible scene was enacted at , 'eloek this afternoon, when workmen fred from behind wall at the patrol. which immediately opened dre upon the pass ing crowds, killing and wounding 20.
 The first bomb throwing occurred at 9.4J o'clock tonight, when a bomb was thrown into tte Cossaek patrol near the Vienna station. Three COssaeks and one policeman wae Killed. Two women who were leaving the station were severely wounded It is reported by telephone from Lodztells that in an outbeak there two were killed. Other small riots occurred in Warsaw and suburbs. and several were killed or wounded.
 More Bomb Throwing.
 WARSAW, May l. 1.49 a. mt is reported that a bomb was thrown here at 9.45 o'clock tonight on Marsal- kow street in the military patrol. The soldiers, it added. fired three vOlleys. The details that occurred are not yet obtainable.
 FL PASO, Texas, May IA letter received here from Sonora, between Guaymas and HermOsillo. tells of an en- counter between local troops and the Yaquis, in which Mexican major was killed, and many soldiers wounded. The letter says that one of the Mexi- can officers who deserted his soldiers when the major fell was ordered shot for eowardiee. The letter states that frequent rushes occur in the neighbor- hood of Potan.
 CHICAGO, May 1-The conditions of the teamsters' strike are worse to- day than on any preceding day. The strikers are in a more ugly mood, and rioting and more openly vicious at taeks on non-union drivers are more frequent than during any time since the commencement of the trouble.
 The chief cause of the increased bel ligerency on the part of the strikers and their friends is laid to the fact that the Employers Teaming Associa- tion today brought 1,5OO men into the city to take their places, and 800 more are said to be on the way who will arrive within twelve hours.
 These men will receive the full pay of union men, and it is guaranteed that their positions will be permanent. Among them are 200 farmers boys from the surrounding states, who vol unteered their services. and sought po- sitions as drivers Tomorrow rifles will be carried by all wagons of the Employers Teaming Association in open view.
 A number of nOn-union men have been arrested charged with carrying concealed weapons, and today the at- torneys for the Employers Teaming Association called upon Chief of Po- lice O'NeiIl, and asked him if their men had not the right to carry weap- ns, provided they were held in open view, and not concealed. Chief O'Ne1 replied that there was no law against it. Arrangements were promptly made by the employers to place rifles on ev- cry one of their wagons. Over 1000 of these weapons were purchased today, and during the latter part of the after noon number of wagons sent out went through the streets with rifle lying across the knees of the driver and his assistant.
 Mayor Dunne Objects.
 When Mayor Dunne was informed of the fact that rifles would be carried by non-union drivers he was visibly dis turbed, and declared the police would not be permitted to authorize anyone to carry arms whether in the em,,l0y of the Employers Teaming Assoei&- ton or affiliated with the strikers. The chief Of police will give no au5ho- -ity to anyone to carry arms.
 Four men were seriously hurt uE'ing 'Fe fights today, but the actual "um- her of injured is greatly in excess of this, owing to the fact that many of :he injured carried away friends. Tour non-union teamsters were badly yat- D, but it is not expected t22. any of them will die.