The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-04

A Quarter or n MIIlton Men Will Parade u
LOndon Working tor the Eight
Honr DAy-The British steal n Marcel
on the Germans In ArricR-Mr. Stanley
London Reception Rather nisspPoint
InR-Ratti Concerts In London-A war u
Rates Among the Atlantic Lihers-DeatH
or Hermit, the FRnsus Derby Winner
gureToot n Hot FavOrits for The Derby
Ce,trtehL isso BY THn SUE Prtnttns and FNDl'htni
ltsoctdttoa
LONDON, May 8.--Queen Victoria has re-
turned to Windsor Castle much improved ir
= health by her Continental holiday, but hol
nerves were much shaken By an unusual Incl
dent which occurred on the evening OF her ar
rival homo. She was being driven from the
railway station to the castle when an elderly
woman broke through tho police Gordon and
rushed after the carriage. shrieking out that
she must speak to the old woman" Such an
uncomfortable method OF seeking an audience
Of royalty quito upset tho Queen. and sent the
policemen into fits OF ultra-royal rage. Inc
woman was seized and roughly hurried on TO
Q police cell. whore 1t was ascertained that all
the trouble was due to drink.
To-day the Queen was sufficiently restored
to enable her to act as sponsor at tho christen-
ing Of the Duke OF Portland's infant daughter
In the royal chapel The baby, as became It's
ancestry, behaved very we'll 1t was named
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any baby would look In superb robe OF honi-
ton lace, sash and shoulder knots Of white
satin. and headgear OF lace shawl. 1t has Just
been learned. by the way. that the Dukes
landed property in one district OF LONDON
alone is worth Just $4,250,000.
To-morrow's labor demonstration In Hyde
Park will dwarf anything that took place In
Europe on May Day. for not fewer than ESQ.,
900 workmen who know their own minds Will
march in procession. and 1t is not improbable
that 100000 more will swell the large mass OF
humanity around the fourteen platforms from
which tho speaking will DO made. At one time
there was danger that divided counsels would
result in failure and perhaps in actual fighting.
The demonstration was first taken in hand by
tho body known as the central committee.
most OF whose members are Socialists. and the
idea was to hold 1t on May day. The London
Trades Council representing non-Socialist
trades unionists, at first declined to have any
thing to do with the matter. but finding large
majority OF workmen were dead against them.
they fathered the demonstration with the
proverbial zeal Of the convert. The Cen
trail Committee, however declined to re-
tire. and finally an amicable arrangement
was made by which each body should bring its
mon into tho park in its own way. select its
own speakers. and have its own platforms.
The Trades Council will marshal their mon
on the Thames Embsnkment the noble
river boulevard which stretches from the
Houses OF Parliament at Westminster to Black
friars, distance OF mile. All these men will
be trades unionists. every trade In the metrop-
oils being represented in strong force. They
will musterin eight sections, and march with
bands and banners to the park. The Central
Committee's mon will gather at various ap-
pointed places throughout the metropolis, and
march direct to the park by divers routes
Aresolution to be submitted from the Trades
Council platforms will call upon the Govern
ment and public bodies to set the example Of
concedinR eight hours . day and will exhort
the workmen to use the ballot toward the
same end. The Central Committee resolution
will demand the eight-ho day by legislative
enactment. but its supporters will be called
upon ito work steadily on for the collective
ownership Of all the means and instruments Of
producing wealth by the whole community as
the only method Of completely emancipRting
the people from the industrial slavery OF to-
day."
A curious feature about to-morrow's demon
atratton 10 the pronounced optimism OF the
losdOTs. Not one OF them has the least doubt
that Workmen are within measurable dis
lance OF that long desired goal The most in
huential workman in London. John Burns
says that so universal is the movement to-day.
30 keen the interest taken in Il By skilled and
unskilled workmen. so rapid the change OF
public opinion in the last twelve months.
that 1t is safe to say that within five
years, either by trade-union effort. or.
what is more easy aud more probable
By legislative enactment the OiRht.hou day
will be embodied In tho laws or customs OF
every country IL the civilized world II neither
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one OF them will be. Burns is Of the opinion
that the prospect OF revolution will compel
the governing classes TO eoneede 10 fear what
they now deny 10 Just and reasonable demands
straight from the bona. tide work ere OF all coun-
HIes irrespective Of race. religion. or politics"
Burns has been denounced as an extremist.
but Upon this sigbt-houT question he speaks
With moderation. The most sueeos sfuI OF strike
organizers. 10 areads strikes, ana would only
resort 10 theIp when all her siioris had failed.
aud he 10 not 'SrtGln that universal cessation
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