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

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BLOODSHED IN AUsIRO-HUNGIRE
A Number of Serious Riots In some OF the
| Large Towns.
BY Assoctdtsd presG
VIENNA. May Three German Socialists,
who camo here for the purpose of fomentirg
an agitation, have been arrested. Seventeen
persons chiefly women, have been arrested at
Frankstadt. There has as yet been no dis
turbanoe whatever. There have been no street
parades. but meetings arc being held In vari-
GUS mills, which are attended by the larger
portion Of the workinGpe en- in the city.
The strike movement In the provinces Is
spreading. 1t is calculated that throughout
Austria and Hungary 100000 men have al
ready struck or threaten to strike.
The Prater has been occupied all day by
troops, bu. the crowds that MI tho streets have
been orderly. and there has been no necessity
for official interference. Reports from Ostrau.
Troppnu. and Bruenn say that work has been
proceeding as usual, and no disturbances have
occurred.
From Prossnitz comes news OF q riot. A
number Of workmen had been put In prison
there. and when their fellow workmen gath
cred on the streets this morning q plot was
Matched for their liberation. The result was
that @ mob Of fully 1000 men made COM
bned attack upon tho prison. The authori-
ties, however had provided q strong guard for
| the prison. and the rioters we're repulsed and
| completely routed.
At Trieste, Pola. and Cracow there was only
| o slight cessation OF work, and everything is
quiet
| A lator despatch from Prosnitz says that the
troops frustrated the attack Of the mob on the
prison without recourse to firearms. Disorder
prevailed until noon and ton arrests were
made. Two extra companies OF troops were
put on guard at the prison.
The latest reports from elsewhere Ia Austria
and Hungary speak only of quiet meetings in
favor OF a working day OF eight hours. at which
the sneakers exhorted their hearers not to
break the laws.
At a meeting at Sprague speaker declared
| that the eight hour question was an interna-
tional one, and also demanded universal SUI
| fraRe. Before dispensing the workmen gave
cheers for the director OF police.
PEsTH. May 1.-The labor demonstration
here has been marred by q scene OF bloodshed.
Early this morning large number Of work.
men gathered in front OF ono Of the rolling
mills. At first the men were orderly enough.
but under the excitement Of agitators they be-
came aroused and bitterly denounced the al
legged tyranny Of their employers. Finally they
lost all self control and engaged In q rlotous
| demonstration. which the police were power
| less to quell.
Military assistance was summoned. and o
| body OF troops promptly appeared on the
ground with fixed hayonets. The mob was or
dered to disperse, and upon ttteir refusing to
obey the troops charged. The crowd broke
and fed in all directions. but not before many
OF the rioters had been pierced by the bayonets
OF the soldiers The mill where the trouble &C.
Cured remains open. and work is going on as
usual.
PARIS. May There has been no disturb
ance here. The shops are open and business
is being carried on as usual. The gas men
and gas stokers inaugurated their strike this
morning. Fourteen hundred haWkers were
arrested and will be kept imprisoned till FRI
day 10 prevent their being employed 10 engage
In rlotous demonstrations.
The police yesterday seized 1900 iron tipped
cudRels at the ONCE OF the Journal d Assault
and stock Of reyolyers and knives at the
house OF a SOCIALIST Louise Michel tried 10
@hi s, the police by Saving that she was
DISPATCHES from Marseilles. Bordeaux. Nan
ey. houbalx. and Lille say that no disturbances
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Chamber OF Deputies this afternoon and pre-
make es RSars Ist days WORK LSTse
crowds gathered on the thorOughfaTes Ia the
them. The cavalry, which is doing special duty
sboIt tie leily IG-day. gnieliy cleared the way
IOI the deputntlOn 10 proceed.
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