The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-29
HOODS PILLS cureihabitual Consultation.


seemed doubtful, Tho mob had its temper
aroused to the highest pitch. and while the
combat was liercest. word was sent to have the
The Kaiser,who had ridden out in carriage.
with one aide. during the afternoon was kept
ADVISED or the situation. anu gave instructions
solutely necessary. no should be notified as it
II Is said that the Kaiser remained booted
and spurrcd until II o'clock last night when
word camo to him that there vas no further
danger. and that the lioters had been scatter
Mcnnti,ne the fight on Rosenthal strasae was
stcadily pressing the populace backward. II
policcman fell those nenr him closed the
E;aI, while the man had chance to get UP. or.
y disabled. was removed. Several OF the po-
!icenien received blows that put them out Of
the struggle.
among lis as sS faced I the police WITH
hiS fists. and leyellrd two Of them before he
blood to snurt from Ills meek. Another, Of, tho
mob armed with a billet Of wood. laid about
him SO furiousy that the police could not, get
to shoot him.
Tho rioter saw the pistol pointed and threw
the rioter was sa6red. The stones flew II in
out tn cr o eny
occasionally that an officer was hurt BY mis-
siles
of the combatants rose the cries Of the rioters.
c GU. the eurgomaster aud the police, 1t
the Kaiser or o'i the G i Tho rioters
did not all direct their energies TO resisting
TIE police; 4 good number gave their atten.
as on Thursday night. mt
Tho police were. victorious at last. The
rioters became frightened at tho spectacle Of
their comrades weltering in blood Many lay
seriously wounded and others fled badly hurt
to fe bt Once sG6,t
suddenness OF their relief from an arduous
They had not taken many prisoners. for all
the policemen that coul be mustered We're
needed tho SPOT hut The ri Ct had SUI I,
those who were too badly wounded to get
away; tho seen. showed BY pools Of blood here
poms the severity Of tho encounter
The riot was not COMPLETELY 1uelled With the
fasss VA Also oeeapd By
crowd. and many Of those who, fed from
K2sentha s1asss rallied at ths point
ting right and lei. and not sparinc any ono.
before the fury OF such an onset. Cries Of pain
and yells Of rage told the effect OF tho police
Men with checks cut open. others with
arms, ran out of the crowd for their homes.
The fight was quickly oyer and then the vic
torious squadron of police swept on to Brun-
men street.
The thronG on Brunncn street was, OF a, diff:
fcrcnt character. 1T was composed largely Of
unemployed carpenters VIII" had been holding
Q meeting. and who were led by a man from
man melted ihH others t. OPPOSE, tho
e" n night as well die BY their Sir
s S5Ss Of 0 thy S!" asnd INT III the rsc
with an iron bolt in his hand. others with vari
gus weapons following bic, him dd The u majority;
leader and put the others to flight. The leader:
up and arrested as tho police had been looking
for him. This ended an eventful Saturday
night.
the night. and this morning the whole gar
rison was parnded in arms. They were then
marched back into the barracks. to remain
;. sunday passed peacefully. but tonight the
Rss III S hs ,n r Of THE the sy t. ds9 pro
fess To he greatly grlevel by the action OF
those who mGitsd the potng and the main
relieving tho prevalent distress,
II the authorities cannot be induced TO gyo
work to tho unemployed and work to the
decide upon method Of organized relief Not
Berlin only, hut Hamburg. Lubbock. Dantzic.
and other large centres have their starving
relief. to 10 effective will have to DO national.
At this time there are grave tn fears 81 more
taking by strcngtheni"s both tie
garrison and the police; The leaves Of alb
scnce OF all pol remon have been, cancelled.
Of the force. who arc in sound health. have
been notified to be ready or summons.
News has been, rece! wed from Hamburg.
among the populace. caused bv the Berlin
riottnG. but no serious disturbances are re-