Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-09

LONDON SOCIALISTS.

Another Conflict In the Streets of
Ensiand's Capital lmminent-Prep-
arations on Both sides,
London, Nov. 8--London is under
much apprehension respecting the atti-
ts1de OF the socialists toward the author
tiles. Notwithstanding thai the orig:-
nal intention Of the socialists to follow
tho lord mayors procession to-lnorrow
has bsen abandoned o number Of trades.
men along the.fonts to.no trayersed, have
taken tne ADVICE OF the police authori.
ties, and ars already having temporary
shutters fitted for their windows. The
police authorities have Hignihed their
intention ofpreventing Trafalgar square
being made use of tomorrow afternoon
oy the socialists. This place, which had
haan chosen by the SOCIALIST leaders.
wsss eonsidsred an exceedingly favora-
pie spot tor BODIES OF organized men to
brsak IN upon the procession at d crit.
Gal point and thus cause q distarbanaa
which wonid endanger the peace and
aaisty OF Inc dense throngs which will
oe In the neighborhood OF
northumberland avenue. Sir Chsrles
warren yesterday had q consultation
WED the home secretary, and is issuing
? proclamation. He has SO worded
II that without further warning the
police will be entitled to Az
erclSe any force. deemed necessary in
alspersing any assembIage that may at
tempt 70 gather, whether in Trafalgar
square or In any other part of she
metropolis, Undes these circumstance
strong bodies Of police .yill be stationed
at The various approaches of the SQUARE
and by constantly keeping the orowd
moving, the square will be kept clear
Every available policeman will be- ON
duty the entire day and it Is compnte5
That 800 patrolmen will be IN readiness
Tor any emergency. In addition to the
ordinary policemen, Sir Charles Warran
Will have under his especial orders ha-
tween two and three hundred monntad
men.
The council OF the social mna aiia
fGacrutIon convened q large number Of
meetings on Saturday night ana ysssa.-
day, the main object OF which was "a
protest against the action of the police
commissioner prohibiting the process.
sion and meeting. Mr.. Champion al.
dressed two meetings on Saturday even.
Ing. he repeated the usual complaints
against the middle governing Glasses. and
exported has hearers TO attend the 1raf-
algar square meeting and take the con.
sequences of the attempt of Sir Charles
Warren aud hissmen to pat down the
rignt OF free speech. They were not.
however, going to allow defenseless
men and women to be knocked down nv
the police, and when they were nre.
pared they would take care moi to let
to do. 80 eoans.
Meanwhile t~wenty-four represen.
fatiyes OF as many uniona have issned
100000 copies ofa manifesto thus ba-
ginning: =
To the laboriBg Glasses Of the east and
southeast of London, both EMPLOYED and
unemployed-Fe,iow Workers: Do mt
be delnded into doing anythinp on
Tuesday next, November 9th, whIah will
have the effect of damaging your own
cause, and which will affect ali hranchas
OF he lalsoring classes alike. Do MT
be led irto a conflict with the authori-
ties On that day, because the great aud
sacred canee Of labor cannot be mo-
meteo by acts of anarchy ia this ~countrv
Notwithstanding all these threatening
Incidents ara assured from Scofland
yard, that the authorities regard tl,srn.
selves as perfectly competent to daai
with all disorder. 1oai