Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03
RIOTING RENEWED.
Labor Troubles in the Old
World.
Belgian Workingmen Specially
ObstreperOus.
Several Collisions Between Soldiers
and Strikers.
A Stormy Scene in the italian Deputies
Over the May-Day Occurrences.
Many Arrests.
Associated Press Dispatches.

LONDON, May 2.-Turbulence contln-
ues in the mining districts of France
and Belgium. In Saring and Liege, in
Belgium, determined attempts were
made by the strikers to prevent any
men who refused to join their
ranks from working. When nom
strikers attempted to work they
were attacked by strikers with
stones and other missiles. The gen.
darmes were compelled to invoke aid OF
the military. AT Harloz colliery in St.
Nicholas, the soldiers were ordered out,
and several strikers wounded.
During riot ON Friday at Bekes,
Hungary, number of enraged pea
SAINTS made savage attack
and severely injured the chief
magistrate of the place, for prohibiting
MaY-day demonstrations. Upon the
military coming to the rescue, sharp
affray took place, and many rioters
were wounded. The fighting caused
the greatest excitement, and the author
tiles were compelled to declare the
place in state of seige. All the shops
are closed, and latest reports say the
people are still wildly excited.
BRUSSELS, May I'm spite of the
manifesto issued by the council of the
workingmen's party, urging working
men not to go out on a strike, pending
the decision OF the chamber in regard
to the demands being made through
out Belgium for universal suffrage,
10000 miners and 1000 iron workers
in the Charleroi district have struck
work. At Liege large procession of
workers had collision with the police,
and many people were injured.
A conflict took place in Nous tonight
between gendarmes, and the officers
opened fire upon the rioters, two of
whom were seriously wounded.
ROME, May 2. In the deputies today,
amid noisy interruptions, Nicotera, Min
lister of the Interior, recounted the
events Of May day, and read kilograms
to show that the country was tranquil.
The troubles in Rome, he said, were due
to Anah Lamdi, who had been sent
expressly from Paris to incite
disturbances. Imbriani provoked
storm of protests by persisting, in the
face of Nicotera's denial, that an officer
was brutally attacked at Barzelar. The
turmoil caused the president to suspend
the sitting until tomorrow, when the
government will demand an explicit vote
of confidence.
PARIS, May 2.-Further particulars of
the labor riot at Fournies, yesterday, 60
to show that three people were killed
outright by the fire of the soldiers, and
a number of others wounded, four of
whom have since died. The soldiers,
acting under their officers instructions,
and in order to avoid taking life, fred
low, with the result that many of the
limbs of rioters have been amputated.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2.-The funeral,
today, OF Schelgouna, we'll known
Russian political economist, was made
the occasion OF great demonstration.
Students of both sexes marched through
the main thoroughfares, in defiance of
the police and many were later arrested.
Reports are received here that riotous
and revolutionary meetings have been
held in Warsaw, the capital of Russian
Poland.
ROME, May 1.-Two hundred persons
were placed under arrest in connection
with the labor day disorders here. A
gendarme wounded yesterday while
quelling riot, died this morning from
the effect of his injuries. Many stores
were closed today, as it was feared there
would be more trouble.
LONDON, May 2.-Ten thousand car
penters and joiners met today in Hyde
bers of those trades who struck today
for forty-seven hours work per week,
and ten pence per hour, as wages.