Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-07
IN NEW Yonx.

shower 81 s{oass fSd VA SeSSsIi.dl
to retreat. A mob attacked t6s, Ne1yei]
in the evening ii M attempt tosRsSnn4
Imprisoned conrad IS and WoandsftSs1
soldierA The, Is. Soops immAdiX2sly
opened fire, killing seven ttiSa Is oad
wounding twelve. TIE mob then, ned.
PAfs1s,V May q: ansh thtsaten9d
the police station st clichy md asbodJ1
of zgend'armes sailed % disrssse the
crowd. The mob tool etuge stns q
wineshop, which theF1 arricadedss The
police attempt4d t5 aistodGs thsiE6ad
we're met with ssvollsy or rsxslsv eir
shots. Aspitched battle ensued. -Four
policemen were wounded and slwill
probably die. .1Ss} ss&' -~~.sfs 81
PARIS. May s.-Afa4, day in hyont
wins attended BY exciting scenea Al
large crowd Of men followed ~ 8 mal-s.
titude Of women and children pafadedA
the streets bearing red banners. The
policesattenpted to disperse the crowd,
and5a general melee followed Many
arrests were made and the rioters con:
tinted to defy the police until 10 clock
at night, whom the cavalry charged tho
mob. dispensing It and iniuring many.
Sixty arrests were made. e Il
ROME, May 2.vMay dayywas Q day Of
riot and bloodshed in Rome. Several
conflicts took place between workmeh
led BY. anarchists and tho authoritos
Two men were Killed outright and
number were fatally hurt; among
whom was Sig. Cipriani, the anarchist
leader. A meeting Of workingmen
took place Friday afternoon nsa1s fhsF
church Of San Giovanni There were
five members Of the chamber Of deputies,
present. An anarchist 'spellsr Vie:
lently urged the Assembted' mon sto ~
tack the police. The speakers words
SO excited his hearers that Soon after
the mob stoned the troops who were
stationedS IN the lneighborhood Some
OF the rioters hurled stones st the
troops from the windows of houses
in. the, nsighboshood. y The agend.i
armes at this point fired upon
the rioters and tho cavalaifyy imme.
diately after oharReds sRoA athcss who-
he'd not been pat - AigAt ~ the Gsnda
armes' fre.. At the, sans Am4f tAs In,
fantry soldiers nslr the scsnsi 81 the
riot were ordered to storm the houses
from whichsths;stSnE1lf I'D Boz fhrovsn,..
A terrible upsfoosf Followed Whea
matters had calmed down somewhat It
/ was found that 3ig.~lSassilais
Der Of the chamber Of deputies,
Sig. Cipriani. socialist leader, and
twenty-five others hsves been wounded
during the riot One mani wasskilled
outright by the gend' armes' Are. In
addition . gend'arme was stabbed to
death by the rioters During the cav.
airy charge several troopers were
thrown down land were trampled on
and were kicked by their comrades
horses. Sig. Cipriani has been arrested
The meeting mum bered, 5000. The
proceedings were quiet till the cavalry
stationed in the squaro wore ordered to
mount, when panic seized the meet
ing. Cipriani mounted tho platform
and shouted: ave must actSas II We are
not cowards' Then asshot was heard,
followed by . shower Of stones on the
soldiers' heads. Tho cayalry was or.
dered to charge 1t . trot and then there
were more shots and volleys 81 stones,
but the rioters were speedily dispersed.
Later on another sharp conflict oeS<l
Cured between the aAoldiors and . mob
in Victor Inl,nanusls square. several
persons were injured and . trooper was
killed. Altogether 100 persons .wsrss /
arrested during the dry. Nine soldiers
and live civilians were wounded.
Minister Nicotera, replying to Ques-
tions in the chamber Of deputipa. said
there were 800 anarchists snong hoss
present at the worknaen's .demohstsar
ton; that tho public forces had bssn
attacked with revolvers aud stones.
and that shots had been fired from the
swindowsezof Sig Cipriani
and that therefore the demonstration
had been suppressed.
ss.ss 80 IN OTHER ToEEt6N CITIES. @e1, s=-'s
LONDON, May 3.'rhcresNss noAa
sign Of labor day hSre all lemonst1aeI
tions being reserved for SUNDAY, whe1
there will be q Largo meeting IN Hyde
park. The following resolution WIN -
moved from twelve plAtiorms Emnlta-
neously: s5 e Il s Sc: & ID IS
Resolved. That this mseting reeogsases Tho
establishment % the intcrautian6t ,oi1Et.ko1F
day for al workers - the most innIs1iaeo stop
toward the ultimate emAneipa IT'D ~ I -
workers and urges uo0n tho governs q ~ os 81 i
countries the nscessisy see hASingsa NosAaae
Dispatches received here 6om III
over the continent report 6 quiet :
day . could b. expected on such.
holiday Social ssnarshcr
lists contented themselves With q
suing manifestoss. ,ssor VIII saosns
noisy destinations IA wine-Shops,
and did not slow tlsStlseivss
to forget that rhe s poliee aandf
military wore held ins rsadine svery-
where to suppreas any troubls s : mo-
ment's notice: Arrests during athe last
few days Of many Of tho mist 1Sbad
leaders served also 70 keep 1h9ir~ Gxdor
n oheck. ..ss.,s Sss9
Berlin advices state. that eyorythine
was quiet. most Of tho work : aa eoin4
about their occupations Is usssi6 4 andre
Sunday. AZ Roohum, Wsstphalia, the !
striking miners assem bled - force ~
- early hour, but were prOmYttly dis
persea BY the police.
The Hungnrian government for
babe III slemonstrati0 ns and proees-
saions and the police vieilanAlys
enforced II the order, State sm-s
ployes were denied q holiday, Tele-
grams from Rsreelona represent affairs
ms In ayvery threatening Seondia3 tAes
working men generally 9bsta iiin8 RON
work and gathering, many q theln
armed, 81 the streets. Seversl spanish
Hmen-oS-war were IA tho harbog and
landed force 6 masipa @ $3.50 = /