The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-06

principal square of the city The authori-
ties have determined to use every means
10 be present and prevent any further
outbreaks.
The cuirassers have again charged the
crowd. Several persons we're injured,
The total casualties of the day are ten
soldiers and policemen injured. Sixty
persons were arrested.
One-half Of the workingmen Mt Four
mics attended to their duties today. The
remainder abs,ained from work and were
very noisy, marching about the streets
singing, shouting, etc. A mob of 1000
hooted at body OF gendarmes and the gen.
darmes drew their sabres and attempted
dispense the crowd but were received with
shower Of stones and were compelled to
retreat mob attacked the Marie this
evening in an attempt to rescue impris-
oned comrades and wounded three Sold
iers. The troops Immediately opened fire
and three men fell dead. The mob then
fed.
LATER-There was bloody collision
between miners and the police in which
seven persons were killed and twelve
wounded.
This evening O collision occurred at
Marseilles between the police and crowd
of roughs who were trying TO break the
Gordon end the military were called on for
assistance. When they advanced they
were received with q shower OF stones and
some were injured. Seventeen persons
were arrested.
A mob at Paris threatened the police
station at Clichy, and body of gen.
darmes sailed forth 10 dispense the
crowd. The men took refuge in a wine
shop, which they barricaded. The police
80 Il a. th,.,. ,&
with volley of revolver shot Four po-
licemen were wounded.
The explosion which startled Paris to-
day occurred in the house of Due dire
wise, situated in the Rue Berry. There is
no reason to believe that the explosion
was the result of private revenge against
the duke, and it is thought to have been
merely demonstration on the part of the
anarchists. An investigation made soon
after the occurrence showed that big
dynamite bomb had been used. The re-
port of the explosion was heard almost
throughout the entire city of Paris and
was the cause OF much alarm to the peo-
pie.
While NJ. Constans, minister of the in
terror, was driving from the chamber of
deputies to his residence today, he was
recognized by some persons of the street
and soon his carriage was followed by a
large crowd who hooted and jeered at
him. The crowd finally became so threat
ening that the po ice were OBJ iged to res
cue the minister from his tormentors.
Everything is now quiet except that a
few brawlers are occasionally heard sing
ing on their way home The socialist meet
ing in the Sale Favre, of which so much
was expected, was small affair.
Some of the advertised speakers were alb
sent. A rumor current last night that
there had been dynamite explosion in
NJ. Ferry's house proved to be unfounded.
The collision between the mob and the
force of police and soldiers at Clienchey
proved a veritable battle. All the an
archists in the mob had revolvers which
were used freely on the police. The
wounded policemen are expected to die
Herr Liebknecht addressed a socialist
meeting at Berlin this evening. The at
tendance was much smaller than was ex-
pected. Last May Day 10000 Berliners
observed the day as a holiday but today
there was practically no cessation of work.
Prince Bismarck received donble the num-
Der of votes that Schmalfeld received but
1000 less than was cast for his national
liberal predecessor. i lsl si~E se