The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-01
QUEEN OF THE NAY.
Ilaborers Of Europe Will Crown
Red Socialism.
TROOPS MAssEo IN CITIES.
Paris Police Raid Communiss Arsenals-
The Marquis de Mores - n
Inciter 10 Riot.

Paris. April 30.-Fioquet. president of
the deputies. has instructed the questor of
the chamber to receive deputstions OF
workmen OF not more than five. Deputa-
tons from street assemblies. however, will
not be received. In addition to the resu-
lar Paris garrison. which viii Be held in the
barracks tomorrow, eight cavalry regiments
have been placed 1t the disposal of the city.
Troops will be stationed at President Car
not's residence. the legislative chamber and
at other points where disorder is likely 70
occur. Meetings on the streets viii not be
allowed.
The project Of the department of the
Rhcne has instructed the mayor of Lyons
not to receive any deputation while dis
order prevails on the streets. The mayor
has therefore closed the town hall.
The authorities throughout France are
continuing energetic measures to prevent
disturbance tomorrow. The police con-
tinue to arrest anarchists, Louise Michel
and three others being locked up tonight
The police later arrested three Italian an
archists after severe struggle, the Italians
defending themselves with knives. One of
the anarchists arrested. yesterday had in
his possession manifesto showing that he
was associated with friends to sack shops
and banks.
Fourteen hundred hawkers have been
arrested and will be kept imprisoned until
Friuay to prevent their being employed
and paid to engage in riotous demonstra-
tions to- morrow.
The police today seized l.500 iron-tipped
cudgels at the office of the Journal d Assault.
and stock OF revoivers and knives at the
house of socialist.
LONDON. April 30.-The Paris correspon-
dent of the Times says that in an interview
Minister Cons,ans declared that he had no
fear concerning May day. The minister
said: Louise Michel was arrested for in
cendiary speeches at Rouen. Six hundred
and fifty cudgels were found in the house
of the Marquis de Mores. with which it was
intended to arm rioters. / shall continue
to lake precautions until all danger has
passed. then shall take steps to expel from
France four or five thousand foreigners
who endanger the public security"
BERLIN, April 3o-The government Is
taking great precautions to suppress dis
orders from the celebration tomorrow by
workingmen. Troops in the district in
which trouble is threatened are being put
through the riot drill The troops around
Potsdam have been supplied with ball
cartridges. Railway trains are held in
readiness to instantly convey reinforce
ments to any point where disturbances
may break out 1t is estimated that 250,-
600 workingmen will be on the streets in
Germany tomorrow. The volksbtatt. the
workmen's paper. says the workmen are
determined to act peaceably tomorrow.
THE HAGUE. April S0.-During meeting
Of 1000 workingmen to-day, collision oc-
Cured with the police. and several work
ingmen were badly hurt.
LONDON. April 30.-All professions of
workingmen tomorrow except one. which
will be compelled to follow a specified route,
have been forbidden.