The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-01
LABOR PARADES In EUROPE.
ALI TIE GOVERNMENTS PREPARED
TO REPRESS RIOTTNG TODAY.

StIn ArrestIne Anarchists In Frnnce-Oniy
One Parade will he Permitted In Londoh
Great Disturbances In Austrin-G9errnan
Troops In Readiness for Action.
PARIS April 3O.-The authorities through
out France are continuing their energetic
measures to prevent any disturbances to-mor-
row. The police continue to arrest Anarchists
In this city, who are suspected OF being con-
nected with the plot to inauGurate revolution
by means OF dynamite.
Among those Just taken into custody Is a
Roumanian named Stoianofr, who Ia the author
OF tho revolutionary placards posted about tho
city 1t is rumored here that Louise Michel
tho well-known Anarchist, has been arrested
ut Lyons
Several OF tho Paris papers say that tho
Duke do Luynes will be arrested in conse-
ouence OF the discovery by the police at the
residence Of the Marquis de Mores OF papers
duplicating him in the plot OF De Mores and
his friends to proclaim the Duke Of Orleans
as King Of France.
NJ. Mondacq. private secretary to the Mar
qus de Mores. who was arrested on suspicion
Of being implicated In the conspiracy, has been
workinGmen to violence, will be expelled from
Two cavalry regiments have been sent to
Vincennes from Fontainbleau aud Melun.
NJ. Tioauet, President OF the Chamber Of Depu.
ties. has instructed the questors OF the Cham
Der to receive deputations OF workmen who
come TO present their grievances, when such
populations are composed of not more than
1--WE persons. No dePptatlon from street as
sembly. however, will be received.
In addition to the regular Paris garrison.
which will be held in their barracks tomor-
@ent a have been placed al the disposal q tie
stationed at the Palace Of the Llysee. President
W ,ntta nj tynO oh haro
and Ut other points where disorder Is likely to
occur. There. will be no Interruption by the
city. Meetings Of workingmen on the streets
Louise Michel, and three other Anarchists
The HAGUE, April sO.NA meeting Of 1000
workingmen was held to-day IN eeSpnection
meeting was dispensing q collision occurred
with the police. and several workingmen were
hYF By se Rp
great precautions to suppress any disorders
that arise from the bs
various dlstricts in which trouble is, threatened
are being paraded and put through course
Of exercises In the tactics for the suppression
The attachments Of troops around Rotsdam4,
oaed P upon o roers and meet With
resistance. Hallway trains are held in readi.
ness to instantly convey resniorcemepts 81
out. 1t is estimated that there are 1000 work.
men on strike In Germany.
The Folksb!dh, the workinRmens paper says
that the workingmen are determined to act in
q peaceable manner tomorrow. All attempts
VIENNA, April s0"Many fresh strikes In the
textile factories are reported throughout Aus
tria. Some q the faetor re, are guarded by
by incendiaries.
The alarm Is subsidinG. Labor Journals en-
operatives at Koniggratz have decided to work
factory and attacked the troops with stones
had a narrow escape from iynching. He was
edly have been hanged had not his mother
learned OF his peril and sent a sum Of money to
Io Ni5 ef Hpri 5SEi pFocessons Of work
ingmen here tomorrow. except one. which
viii be COMPELLED to follow specified route.
PSRIs, April .S0.~While policemen were try
ing 10 arrest three Italian Anarchists. in the
the police using their swords. All three were
One Of the Anarchists arrested yesterday
had in his possession manifesto which el shows
Of
s Ths EaSor % IS esa1d
AMsTEaDHM, April 9o.-The Municipal Coun-
eli has forbidden PROFESSION on May Day
Plancius Hall. strike is considered improb-
able.
MADRID. April 30-Uneasipess prevails in
the provinces. and many families are leaving
their homes. No disorder. however. is expect
ed. The Governor has issued proclamation
calling the attention Of tho populace to the
penal code and other laws regulating meetings.
Tho Anarchist committee Of this city has in
yited workingmen to assemble In local music
hall.
LISBON. April 80 Inc, workingmen OF this
on sunday. TO demand "a working day Of eight
hours
HAMBURG. April 30.-The Builders Union. at
a meeting TODAY attended by 1000 persons.
resolved to demand an advance Of FIVE pfen-
niGs per hour and working day OF nine
hours
The Brunswick Socialists will refrain from
holding demonstrations.
THE BRITISH At TICTORL1 NPINZA.
Inckn nn,n En- ehItIon RIncea U-nndn Under