New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
DYNAMITE oUrRAGES REPORTED IN MANY TOWNS

Warsaw. Jan. 29-The strike disorders are
becoming more serious The ordinary life of
the city is entirely suspended. On Saturday
the strikers stopped the street railway service,
but remained otherwise orderly.
To-day however, they began wholesale pill
lage. The majority of the shops in Marshal
Kovski-st and the State vodka shops were
looted
All the factories, shops, schools and theatres
are closed. and the street lamps are extin-
guished
There have been several collisions between
the police and strikers, and many arrests have
been made
Peace abiding inhabitants are terror stricken.
London. Jan. 3O-"The Daily Mails" corre-
spondent at Warsaw describes the city as being
in state of complete anarchy. He says:
Many have been killed or wounded in charges
by troops and the reckless, swashbuekling
hussars
The only conveyances moving in Warsaw To-
day have been military supply carts, ambulance
wagons and tumbrils for the dead.
The attempted rising of workingmen has
failed and the great demonstration timed for
to-day has been postponed. After some fighting
the wrecked and distraught city pauses TO see
what night viii bring.
Describing the pillaging of stores. the CORE
spondent says:
Many pvt chalk crosses on their doors or
lighted ikons in their windows. and thus Sc
cured their safety. The rioters paused before
the sacred emblems. The boarse murmuTs Of
the mob drowned the church bells.
In several cases soldiers fred on lOoting mobs,
and in one case. In working class suburb they
fred a cannon shot hoping 10 disperse the
crowd
Intermittent firing was proceeding there all
day. Hundreds of shops were wrecked, and
several stores were burned. Probably few
score were killed. The ambulanees were busy
all day
There are alarming rumors from the coun-
try districts 1t is rumOred that the town of
Brestltovsk is burning.
The British vice-consul, the same correspond
ent says was attacked and severely injured
by hussars The dispatch describes the affair
as follows:
\ group of hussars ran down British Vice
Consul MuOukan on Saturday night in Marshal
with their swords. infctng severe cuts across
his face and lower lip. DrippiEg with blood
Muoukain was conveyed 10 the hospital where
he is now doing well.
British Consul General Murray had a narrow
escape from being similarly run down in Wierz-
bova-st, 1t appears that the incidents were due
TO company of hussars getting drunk and run
ming amuck.
The Daily Mails" ST Petersburg correspond
ent reports that Sir Charles Hardinge. the Brit
ish Ambassador, has asked the Russian govern
ment to make inquiry into the outrages on the
British Consul General and vice-consul at War
saw.
The Daily Telegraphs" st. Petersburg dis
patches give an unconfrmed rumor that rioters
attacked the British consulate as Warsaw No
other dispatches have reference to The Daily !
Mails story
Vienna. Jan. CA telegram from Czensto-
chow. Poland reports that bomb was thrown /
into the cavalry barracks there to-day. and that |
many soldiers were wounded The act is sup /
posed TO have been in revenge for brutality in I
dispensing a workmen's meeting
Other dynamite outrages are reported to have /
occurred in the neighbOrhood of LOdz. gen
darme is reported 10 have been killed.
Warsaw is the capital OF Russian Poland and
in population about 55OOC0. including the military
Is the third city of the Russian empire II is beau
tifully situated the left bank OF the VstuIa 200
miles by rail southwest of st. Petersburg and 3s5
miles east OF Berlin. The distinctive feature OF
Warsaw's workingmen population is the number
of skilled artisans. The industries of the city en-
ploy over 20,O0O persons and represent a yearly
return OF over $50 ,O00 Plated silver machinery
and engines. chemicals musical Instruments car
pets boots and shoes. carriages leather goods and
sugar among the most important items as
we'll spirits and beer The suburbs OF Warsaw
are surrounded by villas and palaces. Warsaw
vas originally the capital of the United Kingdom
II Poland and Lithuania- II Is the seat OF the
Governor General and Lieutenant OF Poland and
he OF the Roman Catholic and Greek arch
bishops.
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