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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02
PANIC IN Il CIR GUN.
High Wind Snaps ForePnuEh's Mig Teas
Pole, md tho Canvas COmes Down.

Pole, and tho Canvas Comes Down.
PHILADELPHIA, May mo exhibition
was given by ForepauRh'a circus in
Camden this evening on account Of an
accident which happened during tho
afternoon performance when the main
tent pole was broken during the heavy
windstorm which passed over the city shortly
after o'clock.
The circus parade drew thousands to
Camden. and when tho performance be-
gan 1t was estimated that fully $4,000 porsonB
occupied seats under the great circus tent
The performance had been nearly finished.
when some one outside saw the masses Of
black clouds coming from the west, and the
managers were notified Of coming danger.
They at once appraised the audience that the
performance would close and asked them 70
leave.
the tent was soon cleared. and ALI Who had
been under 1t were forced into the cloudR Of
dust and drenching, rain which tQl.
lowed. Just after they had left the
wind. which was blowing o gale. struck the
tent. The main POLE, which supported the
centre. snapped OF. and the big canvas fell IN
heap.
ing q the lions and trumPeting q the elephants
frantic and grand rush was made for shelter
from the rain in the City Hail. nearly opposite.
The freaks In the side show were also terribly
d0mOrlliZ0l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02
A BIzzLE IN LONDON.
The Anarehists Outuuuabered By the Police
men Five to One.
CcpyrfeAk 1890 BY TuK Buzz Printing ana Puolnhtn0
/lfoctduOn

The Ansrehiats Outaunbered By the Police.
men Five to One.
CoptrfoAs 1900 BY Tuk suN Printing and PAolishtnt
AEsociditoh
LONDON, May 1.-The labor demonstration
to-day has been q complete failure. 1t could
not well have been otherwise. seeing that moi
only the trades unionists but the Socialists as
well, had decided to have nothing to do with
It Those superior people will demonstrate
upon gigantic scale next Sunday. and days
programme was carried out by q few Anarch-
lists and loafers who have recently been posing
unsuccessfully as workingmen leaders. Most
people had forgotten that there had ever been a
question OF May Day demonstration and were
only reminded OF the fact by sudden display Of
vigor on the part Of the Police Commissioners
who last night issued proclamation forbid
ding PROFESSIONS. except by certain specified
routes from the Thames embankment to Hyde
Park.
Half past was the time fixed for the start
from tho embapkment but ut that hour no
moro than 800 had assembled OF whom quite
$50 were female envelope makers on
strike. Demonstrators were outnumbered by
policemen. mounted and afoot, by quite
FIVE to one. The organizers waited one hour
longer. and then the procession started to the
melancholg strains Of the Marseillaise played
by small band On the way the process
sion was reeforced by small detach-
ments. and 1t entered Hyde Park about 2
thousand strong. with twelve banners. one
bearing the words Remember Chicago" The
only diversion on the way was the arrest of a
dozen or moro pickpockets.
A couple OF wagons served for platforms,
and from these o number of wild speeches
were delivered by dshevelled orators.
The only speaker known to fame was William
Morris, who glories In the title Of the poet Of
the Revolution. and who, by irony Of fate, is q
capitalist employing largo number Of mon in
the business Of art decorators. Morris de-
clared that an international. Simultaneous
strike was the only way in which the workers
could obtain their rights. II that meant q
struggle with tyrants. so much the better. for
they would find that 1t was damned sight less
difficult and much less unpleasant to fight than
to starve.
This sort Of thing went on for an hour, and
then the meeting collapsed OF sheer hamilton
tho people moving OF In twos and threes in q
detected manner.
There had been talk Of torchlight demon
stration at Clerkenwell Green in the event nG
but at the appointed time only about 100 men
and three torches had assembled. and the
meating was therefore hurredly adjourned
The flasco could not have been more complete.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02
sSE DUsCH EEEp yTEIE HaIDA
a Hsu sOsisIIsI SpssSbsS aSs OlkaS RsIsss
baI 6StbISS TsEStGNIsE.


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02
The Weather..

Generally cloudy and rainy weather extend
ed In baTometrc depression from the Ohio valley
| northeast the lower lakes to CAnAde yesterday
morning the rain touching York aud
Vermont Immediately In advance Of this doprOaIiOu.
and everything States south aud east Of the Akea
AbnoTmslly high temperature reaching into the
seventies before 10 A NJ and RAPIDLY Increasing the
day advanced, It reaching Its highest point-7e"-as
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from Minnesota southeast OF high press
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and Dakota and thence nOrthWArd into Manitoba
temperature OF ~ recorded az both 81 Nneens
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02
BEER AND FUN IN VIENNA.
The H0rAy-Handed Teller SDsnds the
Day In Harnless JollIty.
oR,TtOhs IR0o b. TIE SUI FrtHrn0 and PGbhIhtaS

Day In Hnrm1eSs Joulty.
0vvTtsAL IRoo sv TIE SUI PrtnnHg and PusluAtnS
AssoetdttOR
vienna. May 1.-For a week past people
have been daily informed by the inspired
newspapers that they need have no fear Of
WorkmOn's demonstrations on May 1. as the
Government had taken most elaborate and
most effective measures for the preservation
OF public order. These assurances were OF q
general character. Few persons can even now
coy In what manner the troops have been dis
posed. beyond the fact that the whole Second
Army corps 10 auartored In and around the
capita. and that the provincial garriSons within
reasonable distance are under arms ready
10 start for Vienna ct q moments
notice. There cannot DO less than
$4,000 soldiers within call but 90 far
scarcely q company Of infantry or squadron
OF cavalry have been seen. l drove out this
morning into the remoter suburbs and. as the
result OF my inquiries. ascertaInOd that the
capital IL. 20 ali intsnts and purposes. eneircled
by trooDS: that the officers In command have
general instructions 10 prev Ont organized
bodies coming into the city or even going out
OF IT, Il IL probable that the troops Will patrol
the streets when darkness sets IN. but for the
present they are Figidly confined 10 theiS oar
racks.
Outdoor meetings and street Drocsssions
we're prohibited By the authorities. under pen
alues Of oibpehAl u uoope nSeefsAh w
aeI NE pr0elamsuon o. mhrlAl AH nlen b1ss
hAa penoFee 70 eohnse tAeT oIEahNoo pIo.
seealhee ~itbin doors 70 ioI INC WoSsS'
difficult 20 estimate bow many men have ALB
stained from going 70 work. but 30 many large
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02
BIG BUT PEACEFUL DEMoNSTR alton.
Many Thousands In tho Gatherings n
Madrid, Barcelona, and Other Plaoes.
CopwtoM 1886. BY TIE suH Printing ana Ptoushtnc
ASsoctutfO0.

Many Thousands In tho Gatherings at
Madrid. Barcelona. and Other Places.
Copyright, 1880. av TIE SUI Printing ana PIoHshtHo
AsSOctdtioR.
MADRID, May 1.-The first to bestir them
selves this morning wero the Anarchists, of
whom 400 assem- bled at the Liceo Lius Their
gathering was both peaceful and brief. Mean
while the workmen not connected with the An
aFchists met at the Retiyo Gardens in the
afternoon. 5000 being present. They unani-
mously agreed to send q petition to the Cortes
for an eight hours bill. and deputAtion was
chosen. The number OF men soon increased
to 5000. The authorities would not allow the
workmsn to enter the building. and skilfully
split up the human mass by sending it's mem
beEs down different streets. After an hours
delay six workmens representatives were per-
mitted TO enter. and they presented the petit
ton to the President Of Congress- After this
the crowd did not give much trouble
There was an assembly Of 10000 workmen
at Barcelona this morning. II was very order
~. and by ! o'clock in the afternoon the town
had resumed It's normal appearance. All tho
employees OF the Rio Tinto mines were at
work as usual. having received warning that II
they left work to-day they would bo dismissed
The meeting at Valencia was OF little i'm
portAnee the Workmen having come 10 an IIn-
derstanding with their masters on several I'm.
DortAnf DOintA
At Bilbao. TOO. the demonstrators remained
calm. The Seville holiday makers tried 10 In
dueo the WorkmOn OF PiekmaB's pottery 20
leave work. The police projected the estRb-
IishnaenL and tho tempters Withdrew without
success. losing besides = red naR. which the
police seized. 10 many Of the towns the SIdOr
Of the E0TkmOn EGB dRmDOnod BY rain.
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cure an eiRbt-hours day, pending the attain
ment OF their complete rights. After more in
hammatory speeches the meeting quietly dis.
persed
Another meeting will be held in the same
hall this evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02
MCCOY BksTS REAGAN
A Hard Fight Which Took the last TIVE
ROunda 10 Decide.

ROunds 90 Decide.
In the ten-round glove contest between
Pete Mccoy of Boston and Johnny Re0aan Of
this city at the Puritan A. c. Long Island City.
last night. Mccoy got the decision.
Referee Billy Kelly said that the fighting ives
even for eight rounds, but Mccoy did the best
hitting in the last two. 1t was a hard bSttl0
fought plainly on the merits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02

cirtton.
COPENHAGEN, May 1.-The porkmen held
an eiGht-hours' demonstration to-day. Extra
ordinary precautions were taken by the au-
thorities, and strong achievements OF police
and troops are being drafted into the city.
No attempt was made. however. to defy the
proclamation prohibiting PROFESSIONS and
proceedings were confined to meetings in
doors, which were very numerously attended.
The day has passed without disturbance
throughout Denmark.
BERNE, May Labor demonstrations took
place in most Of the Swiss towns, but few per-
sons took part.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02
QUIET IN DENMARK.

Extraordinary Precautions for Preserving
the Peace with No Outbreak.
Copyright 1882 BY Tux suS Printing and Publishing ASso.
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@sag Sss gAssf's stssaass
AsJsJ Asassss.s ss.aissaas. 49,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-17
Good Advice. showing Result.

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Death.

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.~'LDH4.Os9OD

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GEO. w. IRWIN, Irwin, Pa.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-17
Answer This EOuestlon.

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ASSiGNEE'S NOTICE.
To whom it may concern:

10 WHUHl To may CUHCVTU.
You are hereby notified that John III.
Bolton, of Bexar county, Texas, on Sat-
urday, September ID, 1890, made an as
signment of all of his property of every
kind and character to the undersigned for
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without any preferences whatever All
persons having demands against the said
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for approval and allowance, and all per-
sons Indebted to said Bolton, will please
pay the same to the undersigned.
CHAs. L. SAUER, Assignee.
September Is 1890. 9-17-tf
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Merit Wins.

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-17

p~Bear In mind that Frank J.
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Great Northern depot. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-17
Bucklen's Arnica saIve.

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-17
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Great Reduction

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BUCKLEN's;ARNICA sALvE.

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For sale by all druggists. Dreiss, and Tbomp-
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shilo,s catarrn Remedy.

Nos. Shilo's Catarrh Remedy, marvel
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-24
FAULKNER'S PLAN.
THE WEST VIRGINIAy AMENDS TIE WILSON
BILL.
A Proposition 10 Circumysrt the Original Package
DecisiOn-Rspublcans Plan to Steal Two
More Democratic Seats-WeS Viz
gina Appropriations.
Special telegram to he Regi.fer.


WASHINGTON, d. C.. May 23.-Sena-
tor Faulkner to-day offered a substitute
for the bill Of Wilson, Of Iowa, 10 obvi-
ate the effect Of the recent Supreme
Court decision known as the "Original
Package" decision. Faulkner and other
Senators object TO Wilson's bill on the
ground that ii infringeS upon the Con-
sttution. They hold that il virtually
proposes 10 confer upon States powers
vested IN Congress over interstate
commerce by the Constitution. and
that this cannot be lawfully
done any more than a State can
delegate its powers 10 Congress Faulk-
ner'S substitute provides that when
liquor in the original package Is trans
ported To State and j. delivered 10 the
other cOnsgnec. ii shall then become
part OF the mass of common property in
the State, and should be- subject to
State jurisdiction and laws. I'm other
words, that when delivered the owner
or conSignee shall be relieved Of its
commerce features and privileges. aud
the State shall and may cXcr-
else full power over IL. This
meets the requirement without
infringing the constitution. Senator
Faulkner says that prompt action of
Congress Is necessary. as To permit the
Supreme Court decision TO stand would
destroy the license system Of every
State. Liquor dealers and distillers
would put up packages OF all sizes and
quantities to one drink ora single bottle
Of beer, and under the decision would
ship them in original packages 10 the
States.