The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-29
EUROPE'S LABOR SCARE.
ANARCHISTS INCITINa TIE WORK
MEN IN FRANCE.

Several Arrests Made by the Police
and More to Follow-Incendiary
Documents Found on the Persons
of the Prisoners-The Preparations
for May Day Still in Full Blast.
PARIS, April GA meeting of anarch
lists was held at Lyons yesterday, at which
speeches were made favoring violence by
the workingmen on the occasion of the
labor demonstration on May 1. Seven par
Elephants in tine meeting, who were most
active in favoring incendiary action, were
arrested.
Seven leading anarchists have been ar
rested here. A search of their residences
resulted in the discovery of a secret print
ing press and number of revolutionary
documents. 1t is reported that all the
anarchist leaders will be arrested.
The socialists at Lille department Du-
Nord, and at all the laboring centers in the
department, especially at RoubaIx and
Armentieres. are melting the workmen to
acts of violence on May day. The miners
in the department are likely to remain
tranquil. In the department of Pas
de Calais the miners are excited.
Stringent measures have been taken
by the authorities to prevent
any riotous demonstrations. Two Italians
have been rrrested at Versailles for circu-
lating hand bills melting soldiers to shoot
their officers If they are ordered to charge
on the worl1men on May day.
The Marquis de Mores is among the ar
rested anarchists.
The programme of the labor demonstra-
ton on May day has been placarded
throughout Paris. Many placards have
been effaced by the police because they did
not bear an official stamp. NJ. Gregout,
manager, and NJ. Malato, editor of the
Journal de LdtLaque, have been sentenced
to undergo fifteen months imprisonment
each and to pay fine of 8, 200 francs for in
citing to murder and robbery.
ERIN's STRIKING RAILRoADERs.
DUBLIN, April 2S-It is the intention of
the directors of the Great Southern and
Western Railway Company to prosecute
the signal men in their employ for leaving
their work without giving any notice of
their intention. Archbishop Walsh has
written a letter 70 the directors suggesting
that they postpone taking legal steps against
the signal men until the strike is settled.
He also suggests that in the meantime a
conference be held between the directors
and delegates appointed by the railway en-
ploves.
Trains between Dublin and Cork are
worked by clerks from the railway offices,
and by men secured from various sections
of the country. With the help given by
| these men the company is enabled to main
| tain service between the two cities.
The railway management offers to rein
| state the strikers aud abandon the prosecu-
ton of the signal men if they admit that
they acted improperly in quitting work
| without giving notice. The endeavors of
Archbishop Walsh to effect settlement of
| the trouble have been without result. Mr.
Davitt, however, addressing a meeting to-
| night said he was confident that the strike
would end tomorrow.
STRIKES AT ST. JOHNS.
ST. JOINS, N. B., April 2S.-The labor
| strikes here are assuming grave aspect.
This morning the employees of McAvety &
Sons, brass founders, went out on nine-hour
| strike. The employers offered half holt
day on Saturday instead, which was re-
fused. The men of the Fleming Locomo-
| tive Works also went out on a strike this
| morning. They were allowed the nine-hour
| system, but refused to accept it because two
of the employees who refused to sign the
document continued to work.
A VICTORY FOR THE MEN.
PITTsBURG, April 2S.-The Baltimore
and Ohio r abroad Company to-day granted
the demands of their employees for an ad-
vance. giving day conductors So rs, and
| night conductors 81 30. Day brakemen
will be paid 50 50 and night men 50 70; ten
hours to constitute days work. This is
| the first break in the railroad lines.
BELGIUM's DEMONSTRATIONS.
BRUSSELS, April 2S.-It is estimated that
100000 persons. principally miners, will
take part in the organized demonstrations
on May day at Brussels, Mons, Liege, and
Charleroi. No disorder is expected.
RoME's ANARCHISTS.
ROME, April 2S.-Nine groups of anar-
chists are making arrangements for DEM
onstratlon here on May day. Both the
| police and garrison have been REINFORCED.