Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02
p,nort Of Dynamite Outrage from
Tours.-rhe Criminal
Captured.
TWO EXPLOSIONS At tItet. GET
GUM.
n,uamitcrs In Iialy.-Monster Meet
Tugs Held at Hyde Park,
London.
pynnmito aud Anarchy ."
France.

pyunmito aud Anarchy !"
France.
p,pts. May Inlay Day was ush'
- in With the police on the qui Nivc
w. .'T a.. .,ron,ly enforced garrisOns OF
~, ,oadv for instant service. AT an
III, urthe procession began TO iorm
,e' 10 ,narch 10 the Sale Favie. ln-
.,a,,Io N 10 O0D mon taking part In the
Jcmanstrations, only 1000 were pres-
ant A number OF speeches were made
ami VaIIleant declared that this was
,hr inst time that the claims OF the
,vnrkJs tmcn would DO argued In THIS
form, Hbe workingmen this year had
delivered their ultimatum 10 the gov
srnment on tho question OF eight
boursa day. n II did not result sue
cc,sfully, they would resort TO more
energetic measuTcs 10 secure their ue-
mands.
At2pm. the report Of
A DYNAMITE OUTRAGE
was received from Tour, n bomb being
exploded near the Guisc barracks.
The noise OF tho explosion was ter
rife, and II was thought that the an.
afchlsis had blown up tire national
powder works, situated near Tours. sol
oilers from the barracks went to the
Mace where the explosion occurred ana
found n man lying sensOlpss In pool OF
blood. one OF his hands was blown
oil and he was otherwise badly in-
iufcd, There Il no doubt that he IN
the victim Of q crime. hc was taken
In the hospital under arrest aud ~ last
reports he had not rvgained conscious
NESS When II was learned that an
attempt was not made on the powder
works tho unoasinCsi OF the people was
considerably eased.
10 lcR Jomao, says that mn un.
known man placed an iron pot filled
with powder aud scrap iron In CHI ina
shop on tho Boulevard Noltaito, but
was compelled to decamp bOlOIo lac was
able to ignite the fuse attached to the
bomb.
REroRIs THUS VAR RECEIVED
from the provinces arc reRssurlng. The
Socialists at FouTmios held a monster
meeting, but everything was far more
quiet Than was anticipated. The
Prince OF Wales In the city bud great
effect Ia allaying anxiety. He paid
visit 10 President Garnet and the latter
returned the visit. Altogether the
city shows little evidence OF the alarm
that might Justiilably he felt. Only n
few more shops than usual are closed.
At the Sale Favio meeting Naille-
ants remarks provoked dissent from
Basly, who denounced the police
with violence. The meeting RpplauGed
Basley's sentiments and refused to lls-
ten 10 the Marquis DE Mores. The
usual resolutions were carried aud the
meeting dispenod In an orderly man
ner singing the "CarmagnOle" AMI
shouting "Vive Ia Revolution So
clale."
4 CROWD OF siauT.sEERs
collected In the Place dc Ia Concorde
this afternoon were easily Iispelled.
In view Of the quiet prevailing, tho
minister OF the interior has removed
tho Introduction OF public balls and
concerts Tor tonight. The project Of
police stated late tonight that there was
no necessity for the further retention
Of the military, rs the republican guard
ana police suiilced 10 sustain order.
He also stated that not a single arrest
was made at the elections, which Ab.
sOrbed mott OF the attention Of the pro-
vincial public. The polling proceeded
quietly.
At Lyons the police removed mum.
Der OF iniiammable placards and found
cartridges IN the police station and
town hall. There was no damage aud
no disturbance.
At Toulon but five anarchist Were
arrested.
A panic occurred among tho people
attending the cathedral at Chartres
by an explosion In the nave. The con-
fusion abated when II was found that
the explosion was caused by squlb
placed In the nave 10y some mischiev.
Gus urchln,
PANIC ~ BELGIUM.
BRussErs, May LA tin cylinder
with a fuse attached was found between
The colonnde Of the foreign office TO.
night, The discovery created great
alarm, which was intensified by news
from Liege, where two dynamite cart
ridges were exploded this evening
one IN the residence OF n sailor named
Deslys aud the other In tho re8idcnce
Oi his son. The explosions caused
serious damage TO the property. EnOr-
nous crowds collected at the scene Of
the explosions.
Latei--Another explosion occurred
IN the choir OF st. MARITIME church.
Ihe stained windows, valued at 500
900, We're shattered TO fragments, and
hundreds Of panes OF glafs In adjacent
houses smashed. A fourth cartridge
WIN iufo was discovered later on. A
feeling OF wild panic prevails there.
Reports from all other parts Of
Belgium say that the labor parades
anu meetings were remarkable for tho
display OF the greatest good humor.
me miners " Borlnage, Mons and La
Louvre districts assembled In strong
force.
AN EXPLOSION IN ITALY.
HObr, May 1.-The dry passed
quietly here. Detachments Of italian
troops guarded the Vatican. King
Hnmbert, ut his accustomed hour, fet
forth on his daily drive through the
crowded streets. Hemet continuous
ovation.
AZ Bologna and Ravonnn there were
ttcuiiles with the police, aud at Bologna
lhe cavalry cleared the streets.
a dispatch sent from Ancena Mt
midnlght Gays that during the evening
bomb was thrown into the Casino nj
Slnlgnglia City. The missile exploded
win great force. The windowA OF the
Casino were demolished. Several
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