New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
X, THURSDAY, MAY l, Is0O-TWELVE PAGES
A MAY DAY PLOT FOILED.
THE DUKE OF ORLEANS WAS TO BE PRO
CLAIMED KING OF FRANCE.
FLIGHT OF THE DUKE OF LUYNEs FOLLOWING
THE ARREST OF TIE MARQUIS DE MOREs-
STILL ARREsTING ANARcHIsTs-MILI-
TARY PRECAUTIONS THROUGHOUT


STILL ARRESTING ANARCHIsTs-MILI
TARY PRECAUTIONS THROUGHOUT
EUROPE
Paril, April 30-"La France" Republican news
paper confirms the report tat the Marquis de
Morcs and other Royaliss engaged in a plot
TO place the Duke of Orleans the throne Of
France, and that a warrant has been issued for
the arrest Of the Duke de Luyncs. on the charge
of being implicated in the conspiracy The Duke.
the paper says, has fed to Lausanne.
NJ. Mondacq, private secretary to the Marquis
dc Mores. who was arrested on suspicion of being
implicated in the conspiracy, has been discharged
from custody
While policemen were trying to arrest three
Italian Anarchists in the Faubourg st. Jacques
to-day the Italians drew knives to defend them
selves. scullle ensued tho police using their
swords. All three were finally arrested.
one of the Anarchists arrested Yesterday had
in his possession a manifesto which shows that
he intended, with friends. TO sack shops and
banks In consequence of this revelation the
number of watchmcn in all the banks has been
doubled. The Labor Exchange is guarded by
police.
The authorities throughout France are CON
tinulng their energetic measures 10 prevent any
disturbances tomorrow. The police continue 10
arrest Anarchists in this city who are suspected
of being connected with the plot to inauguratc
revolution by means of dynamite. Among
those just taken into custody IS Roumauian
-, ~ 81. ,f. 81 ful1
iiouary placars posted about the city. II Is
rumorcd that Louise Michel. the wcll-known An
archi,t has been arrested at Lyons
Tie Italian Anarchist Cipnlni, wlo was ar
rested for netting worldngmen 10 violence. viii
bc expelled from the country.
Two cavalry regiments have been sent 10 Vim
cennc. from Fontaiuchlcau aud Nclun.
VI Flo1uet. President Of tie Chamber of
Deputies. has instructed the quc-tors of the cham
her 10 receive Populations of workmcn who come
10 present their grievances. when such dcpufa-
ion~ are composed of not more tiln five persons
80 dcputation from % street assembly. however
viii hc received
I'm addition =. the rgulnr " garrison. which
viii Lr bell ir the hafner Tomorrow in rcld-
mess for service. cislt cavalry rce.mcnr have
hccu placed 80 tc disposed 81 fhc Governor 0f thc
citv. 1he.c troops will hc stationed nf fIc Palace
of the il,.cr. President oinofs residence the
Legislative chambers AMI a' other point, where
disorder b. hkclt 20 ooc1r lIerc viii hc uo io.
icrruptlon ht thc authorities Of street tr1ne
throughout rc cts. Meeting oi Nni'.in.ncu on
tie streets nlll not hc allowed
The Trcf.t ~ thc Department Of t.o Elore
hn. instructed fhe Nltor of LYONS nnf tn rcrcItr
nny deprivation while disorder prevails BOO the
streets Thc Nator has therefore clo.ei tic Town
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