Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-30
From All Quarters. PREPARING FOR MAYDAY Measures Taken to Pre-
 serve Order. MANAGER MELLEN'S EXPLANATION. Meeting of the Civil Service
 Reform League. CUT RATES BY WESTERN ROADS. Quick Trip From South- amptOn to New York.
CUT RATES BY WESTERN ROADS.
MAY DAY APPREHENsIONS.

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 Paris-It Will be Peacefully observed
 by the Police in Belgium-How il
 Will be Celebrated In Spain and Italy
 Many anarchists Arrested to Pre-
 vent any Unlawful Dem ms.
 PARIS, April 29.-The many dynamite outrages of the past few months have caused feeling that, despite the reiterated assurances of the authorities that no trouble will occur on May day, the 1st of May will witness rioting and bloodshed not only in Paris, but also in the various labor employing sections throughout the coun- try. Notwithstanding the assertions that the anarchists have no organization, that each individual acts on his own responsi- bility, the public point to the recent ex- plosions as direct proof to the contrary, claiming that the whole series of outrages l have been the work of regularly organ 1 ized band of anarchists.
 IT WILL BE PEACEFUL. LONDON, April 29-May day in Eng land promises to be peacefully observed. The celebration of the day will be confined to demonstration in Hyde park under the auspices of the London trades council. This demonstration will probably be con- fined to speeches. Sixteen platforms will be erected.
 NO SERIOUS TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
 BERLIN, April 29.-The first of May will be celebrated in Berlin by meetings in va rious breweries and public halls. Speech making, singing by socialistic musical so- | nj iofi ho the order. No public processions are pro- posed, nor will any be tolerated. No se- rious trouble is anticipated.
 In Lubeck, the petition of the working. men for permission to parade has been granted by the authorities. The Leipsig socialists planned a procession, but the authorities have forbidden it. The Erfurt police have forbidden the procession and the unfolding of red flags in public places. The Nuremberg socialists will have pro- scession.
 The Prussian authorities are determined to prohibit public processions and the dis play of red flags in the large cities.
 THE DAY IN BELGIUM.
 BRUSSELS, April 29.-General prepara- tions have been made throughout Belgium for the celebration of May day. Reports from the various industrial centers indi- cate that the labor organizations will de- vote the day to meetings, parades, etc. These, it is believed, will be entirely peaceful. In most places no special meas ures have been taken by the police. It is reported that the civil guards will be held in readiness at Charleroi to quell any disturbance. Louis Bertrand, secre- tary general of the socialist party, says the objects of the May day demonstration are A- 1 J:,I os.,l,A hour day of labor and to show that the people more than ever demand universal suffrage.
 THE ANARCHIsTIC PLOT CHECKED.
 MADRID, April 29'-The plottings of the anarchists to make trouble on May day in Barcelona received a severe check to-day. Proclamations couched in violent language had been stealthily distributed by the workingmen's associations and these were followed by an an archistic manifesto calling upon the work ingmen to rise and wipe out capitalists and employers of all kinds. The authorities were assailed with epithets and were de6ed to do their worst. Nothing, it was de- clared, could prevail against the working men if they would rise en masse, and they were called upon to assert their manhood.
 The minister of war has sent instruc- tions to the provincial governors for their guidance on May day. Military detach ments must occupy strategical positions wherever public meetings are held, and at the least sign of riot the soldiers must charge and disperse the mob without wait ing for partial law to be proclaimed. IN ITALY.
 ROME, April 29.-The officials of the more important cities and towns of Italy are taking measures to prevent any un- lawful demonstrations by anarchists on May day. Many arrests are being made, l the men who are considered the most dan gerous in the secret organizations being taken into custody. Forty | anarchists have been arrested in Florence. In Carrara thirty arrests were made. Eight men have been arrested in Rimini, while many oth- CTS have been seized in Ravenns, Ancona and Bologna. In this city forty-eight prominent anarchists have been detained. The police have seized the issue of new l paper published in the interests of the l anarchists and bearing the title "The First ! of May.'