Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

began to sing tine AArsellaise, and were
dispersed by the police after brief
seufls. Another skirmish between the
police and tight-Beers occurred in the
Place de Is Rspublique ct 10 o'clock to-
night. During the f.acss man tired
revolver At the police, hut nobody was
hurt. Several persons were arrested. At
IL O'Clock all other quarters were calm,
and the extra police were icing with
drawn.
At late houT the Boulevsrds were
thr0nged with excited people. In tho
Place Chateau d'Eau .ne cavalry charged
upon the crowd, Gnd several more arrests
were made. The total humber OF arrests
during the day approaches 500. l. is
stated that in the skirmish In the Place
de 10 Concofde 80 persons were wounded,
but that they concealed the fact In order
to escape arrest.
RIOT IN FEsTH.
PEsTH, May Tile labor demonstra-
ron here has been marred by q scene Of
blSodshed. Early this morning a large
number OF Workmen gathered In front OF
one Of the rolling, mills. At first the
men we're orderly enough, but under the
Indictment Of sgisstors they became
aroused, and S!.asTly denounced the alleged
tyranny Of their employers. Finally
they lest all selt.contfol and engaged in
q riotous den onstration which the police
were pswerless 10 quell.
Military assistance was summoned, and
body Of troops promptly appeared ON
the ground With fixed bsyonets. The mob
was ordered to disperse, and upon their
rtfuilng TO obey the troops charged. The
crowd broke and hss Ia oil directions,
bnt not before many CT the rioters had
been pierced by bsyopots Of the soldiers.
The rIill where the trouble occurred 10.
maiUR open, and Wosk is going on rs
usual.
In all other parts Of Europe the dem
onbtrations passed oil with psrieo. quiet,
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LABoH TROUBLES IN EUROPE,
A serious Isiot In TnurcoinE, which
The Military We're Called on 10
suppress.
PARIS, May "A dispatch from Tour.
Going, an extensive manufacturing town IN
the department OF the North, states that
serious trouble has broken out thare. The
hands employed IL 26 mills at that place
wont on strife this morning aud gieat
crowds Of mon gathered about the street
10 discuss tnet. grievances. Tho crowd
was augmented by body 81 5000 strikers
from Bouba'x another manu- 'acturinR town
short distance from Ioutcoing, who
Martfsd In mass 10 the latter place and
sooE all hands began to show an ugly feel.
Ink, wh!cn eliminated Ia serious rioupg,
whlch was progressing at noon. tie Time
this dispatch Was sent. Military reinforce
mcnts have bsan summoned to aid the
authorities In restoring order.
MUCH DISORDER IN NAHsEiLLEs.
IABsEILLIs, May Observation-Disclosures
DERBY crowds gathered Ia the Cours Bel.
| gupio. The police were powerless. Ii.
fnntry dispersed the MOB. Noisy groups
elsewhere are dispersed by cavalry IGirois.
tiotous mob OF foreigners pillaged al OIL
mill. Thirty o! them, all Italians, wers
arrested. One hundred persons altogether
! we're arrested during the day.
! IL Il estimated that $4,000 workmen took
/ part ia the iGDor demonstration here yes
/ tsrday. iarHs meeting was held az the
4 Labor Exchange AID deputation consists
/ irtg Of ~ prnridents of various trades
! unions aud 8 ORC workman was APPOINTED
70 visit iae prefecture and present psi-
/ tian Ia iGvor OF eight hours Tor q day. the
I project declined o receive tho deputatiou
/ ~ b1l7i but offered TO receive the mem
bers II they would divide themselves intu
croups. Ths depntatlon however, had
/ been instructed 10 10 received rs whole
/ or not az al and the patty therefor ~.
| formed III procession and returned TO the
extherg4. After they arrived ~ the ex
change ths meetnc quietlv dispersed.
RENARK sBLE DISCIPLINE N BERLIN.
RERLIS, Iuy At Is esf,tnEted that not
\ 10 Per cent OF TIE i rlln worElngmel we're
4 absent from work yesterday, Au incident
showing the disc pine Of the men oacurret
NJ tie Fr!eirch' kain brewery lat ni;hs
I Two thpu 8HGt mlron8 VI itsd the bte tyhr,
IN Il body aud tried TO obtain entrance. pht
police Teiussd TO allow them to enter
whereupon al turned quietly away at 81
order from thsir ieadttI. Az GrunewniL
several huGdipd men a.sbm ilrA IN IN Inn
and were drinking and playing catds whGE
onn OF lh-it number arose and sad: "F4C
years ago the Keeper OF this Ina refused u
permit SoCialst meeting TO bs hold hers
instantly all arose, paid Tor their dEink,
and departed.
ITALIAN AoITAToHs IN PARIS.
LoSDOs, May 2.-Iny Chronicles Pari
core pondsnt Says: A ise ula Of thu dal
was tbs discovery OF malY Italian nglsGtor
among tho workmen, The fact tnH: icretg;
money Is belDg Glnp,oyet to TOnrnt dis
prder, is likely to SOW bitterness between
the two nations. Ll,h measures o. pr eau
toe were most extensive, aAd thg resul
reh CT, credit upon Minis.er CoIStaus
The people IA every district Iate Wagug,
thEt ~ ease OF trouble neither tie pp ic
nor the troops would make tho siigntes
distinction bBtwesn tho i1ler5 AID tlos
taxing part IN Ihe demonstration,
ATTEaITEp 10 REslsr THE rnouPs.
RoME, May 1.-Two attempts 10 resist th,
troops Wers uInds here yesterday and 8
persons were arrested iucluiiuR stYerA
Anarchists. Ths king and queen tool
their usual drives nud received an ovltioi
from the people. L. one iustgnca Il nsi
used IN ilshlting expression IS the royS
couple drove by, When hs WINS seized b,
the bystandefS ANA 20 utod uutii placal
under arrs4. Ar officers
gyPEovED BY ARcHBI'H7P Walsh.
DunLiN. May Alt u meeting yesterday
ArcgUleEup va u Asverslf reproheheJ tn
b rtkirR railway employees, wing Etat the
wera NOT jastilira la leaylnR ineir worl
without saving nJtce. H7 proposed 10 pre-
lido Uyar ballot when should dscid
whether the strikers would consent to re
turn to work or would leave the settlement
Il thair ctu-e 10 arbitration. Ills propose
Yves aboptei.
ST BERTIS woREMgS WORKED.
BERLIS Nay 2.-phs ttou foundries an