The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-02
Dynamite Explosions at Tours and at
.Hege, Belgium.
IN ENORMOUS ASSEHBLAGE IN LONDON.
QUiet Remained SuPrsme-at Rene, Vienna, London
and PariS-SeITal Arrests Made at Chi
cage, Bot No Riot.
Erecial 70 TIE MORNING CLLl-.

PARIS, May 1,-Mayday was ushered In
with the police on the qui vive and the
strongly enforced garrisOns Of Paris were
ready for instant service. At an carly hour
the procession began to form for the march
in Sale Fayre. Instead Of 10000 men taking
part in the demonstration only 2o00 were
present.
A number of speeches were made and
Valiant declared THAT this was the last
time that the claims Of workingmen would
be argued in this FORM The wQrkingmen
this year had delivered an ultimatum to the
Government on the question Of eight hours
& day. II it did not result successfully they
would resort to more energetic measures to
secure their demands.
At2P. NJ the report Of a dynamite out
rage was received from Tours, bomb be-
ing exploded near Guss Barracks. The
noise Of the explosion was terrific and it
was thought the anarchists had blown up
the National Powder Works, which are sit
uated near Tours. Soldiers from the bar
racks Hent 10 the place where the explosion
occurred and found man lying senseleSs
in a pool of blood. One of his hands was
blown of aud he was otherwise badly In
jured No doubt he was the victim OF his
own crime He was taken to the hospital
under arrest and at last reports he had not
regained consciousness.
When it was learned that the attempt
was not made on the National Powder
Works the minds Of the eople were consid-
erably eased. The Petit Journal says the
unknown man placed an iron pot filled with
powder and scrap iron in chtna-shOp on
the Boulevard EoltaiTe. BE was compelled
TO decamp before he was able TO ignite the
qffapba1 tire iODr0m utU hOmO.
Reports thus far received from the prov
iuces are TeassUring. The socialists az
Fourmies held a monster meeting O1t
everything was far Queter than anticipated
The presence Of the Prince OF Wales IL the
city had a great effect IN alaylng tue
anxiety. BE paid a visit to President Car
MOI and the latter returned the visit Alto
gether the city shows little evidence OF the
alarm which might justihably be felt. Only
few more shops than usuai were closed
At the Sale FayTe meeting atlantis re-
marks provoked dissent from BASly, who
denounced police violence. The meeting
Rpplauded Basly's sentiments and refused
t. listen to the Marquis de MOTeS. The
usual resolutions were carried and the
meeting dispersed 10 an orderly manner,
singing "CaTmagnOle" and shouting "NIYe
Ia Revolution Sociale." The crowd OF sight
seers that collected at the Place de Ia Con-
cOTde this afternoon was easily dlspersed.
In view Of the quiet prevailing, the Minister
Of the Interior removed the Introduction OF
public balls and concerts for tonight.
The prefect Of police stated late tonight
that there was ne further necessity for
further retention of the military. as the
Republican Guard aud police ,uficed to sus-
tain order He also stated that not single
arrest was made.
The municipal elections absorbed most Of
the attention Of the provincial public. The
polling proceeded quietly. At Lyons the
police removed a number Of inhammable
plaeards and found cartridges 10 the police
station and town hall. No damage was
done, however. No disturbance occurred
at T0ulon aud but five militant anarchists
were arrested a panic was caused among
people attending the Cathedral a. CharlOns
by the explosion ID the nave. Confusion
was Rbated when it was found the explosion
was caused by squib placed in the nave
by some mschieyOGs uICnlD.