Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
THE BAYONET.
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Ag4 here sAs 1NstN2 bg scene OF
b.ooashed Early IN tie morning lSrgs
nutnbsr Of worAiEg1en gatherea IN
froat OF one 0f tie rolliag- mills
Al nrst the nea were orderly
enough. but. under the incitement OF
sgitators they became aroused and BIT
terlg denounced the alleged tyranny Of
their employees. Finally they lost az
self-oOntrol ana engaged in a riosSas
demons tratlon. which the police we're
powerless 70 quelL Military assist
anee Vas summoned and body
OF troops promptly appeared on
the ground, with hxed bayonsts. TIE
mob vas ordered ~ 6ispsrse. aud upon
their refusing 10 obey the troops
charged. The crowd broke and fed Ia
all directions. bat not before many Of
the rioters had been pierced by the bsyo-
nets Of the soldiers.
uOfs IL FRANCE
PAnrs. May The gas-workers OF
the department Of the eeine have struck
work They made an attempt 70 take
possession Of the gun-shops- BY
order OF the Government all the
gun-shops have been closed. The banks
are guarded by troops, and all public
buildings are ssrrisoned. All meetings
have been dispersed By the treops. Two
thousand persons are under arrest The
due do Luynes has fed. The countess Of
Paris is closely watched. The city
proper is remarkably free from disturb
ance. although great excitement is
evident on all sides
Dispatches es from Marseilles Bordeaux,
Nancy, Roub2ix and Lille say that no
disturbances have occurred IN any Of
those places, and that tranquility pre-
walls in the streets.
no TROUBLE N BERLIN.
BERLIN May Nothing Of an un-
toward character occurred in connec lion
with tho demonstration by working
men except the arrest Of one man who
was detected by the police in
the act OF hosting red flag
upon telegraph pole. Work is
proceeding in the usual manner
in Munster, Wiesbaden, Stras burg, Nu-
remburg, Stettin, Dortmund, Neukirchg,
Spandau and Zurickan. A few OF the
working-men in Leipsic and Halle
went out on strike, but majority OF
them were not in favor Of making any
demonstration, and they went 70 work
as on ordinary days Two hundred and
sixteen of the proprietors Of the smaller
manufactures IN this city closed their
establishments and gave all their en-
ployes holiday.
COOP ORDER MATSTAISHD IN VIENNA.
NIENNA, May despite the belief
that the labor demonstration in this
city would be attended BY grave dis
orders there was no disturbance what
ever. There were no street parades.
but meetings were held in various
halls, which were attended by the
larger portions OF the worlslng-men in
the city. The strike movement In the
provinces is spreading. IL is calculated
that throughout Austria and Hungary
1000, 600 men have already struck or
threaten TO strike.
TRANQUILITY THROUGHOUT SPAIN.
MADRID, May THE reports received
here concerning the May day demon
stration show that attranquillity prevailed
throughout tho provinces The strikes
in Valencia, however, are spreading.
The employees in all the trades there are
joining in the movement for the estab-
lishment OF an eight-hour working day
EoC6Hs ovERAwED IN LONDON.
LONDON, May Five hundred disor-
derly men gathered on tho Thames
embankment bent on making some
kind OF a demonstration. A force Of
$500 police was on hand, however, and
the mob was cowed by their presence.
There is much discontens here over
the restriction OF the right OF parade
imposed on the working men. The
royal courts on the strand and the bank
of England are guarded by troops.
PETITION FROM BELGIAN MINERS.
BRUSSELS. May IA procession num-
bering 5000 miners was formed in
Liege and marched 20 the town hall
where petition was presented TO the
authorities asking for the establishment
OF an eight-hour workin day.
RAILWAY STRIKE IN IRELAND SETTLED.
DUBLIN, Hay The latest proposals
made 20 their striking employees by The
directors OF the Great Southern e. West
ern railway, and which contained GER
tain concessions not heretofore granted.
have been accepted by the men, who
have returned 20 work All trains are
now running regularly.