The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-05-07

leclluS JndU TIC NlShN' III uhN h"'hS w
Russia to thank the millers of Ann
erica and the people Of Minnesota,
New York and Nebraska for the
food supply which they had sent to
the suffering people of Russia. He
declared that all his countrymen were
deeply affected by the noble spirit
and warm-hearted feeling which this
shipload Of food showed.
1t was still thought in Paris, on
the 29th, that there was no likeli-
hood of any troubles in France for
Mayday.
Many more arrests of incendiaries
and dynamiters have been made in
different towns of France.
The public galleries and the bourse
in Paris have been closed on account
of the receipt of letters threatening
to blow up the bourse.
All the guards in London were to
be under arms all day Sunday to pre-
vent disturbances from the actions
of foreign anarchists and their home
allies. Scotland Yard officials were
busy in assigning bodies of police to
various points, and scattering men
in citizen clothes among the thou
sands upon thousands of people who
would be in the parks that day.
Placards containing the words: mo
God, no laws, no property! Remem-
Der Chicagol" have been torn down
from the walls in the East End by
the police. The police had their or
ders for Mayday. If any speaker
made the slightest attempt at any
thing approaching revolutionary ut
terance, he was to be torn from the
platform without ceremony.
AS a result of the issuance of q
violent anarchist manifesto, the
Madrid police surrounded every
workingmen's club in the city and
captured large number of anar-
chists who will be held until after
Mayday, the time at which they
advised the workingmen to rise Ell
masse and overthrow the Govern,
ment.
Among the prisoners was Vincent
Lorenzo, an intimate friend of Rava.
chol, the Paris anarchist leader. The
clubs we're closed, and will not bt
permitted to reopen. The police
also captured large quantity Of
anarchist literature, together will
rifles, revolvers, flags and banners
The prisoners when arraigned de
livered violent harangues, predicting
the triumph Of anarchy.
The Spanish Minister of War ha
instructed the provincial Governor
to have military detachments occup,
strategical positions wherever publ
meetings are held on Mayday, ant
at the least sign of riot the soldier
will charge and disperse the mo
without waiting for martial law to b
proclaimed.
The police are keeping close ey
on foreign cutthroats who are now i
London in the hope of entrappin
them before Sunday, so as TO PIT
them out of harms way. Louis
Michel, who has been teaching
school Of children of exiled commur
lists in Tottenham Court road, an
incidentally has been spreading I'll
propaganda, is said to be chatting
come out on Sunday and say SOM
thing wild.
A Berlin despatch says there is
strong suspicion among the Office
of troops stationed at Halle that th
men are being approached by socia
| lists with view to weakening the
allegiance to the Government and t.
day an unexpected search was mat
, of the barracks. The result veriti,
the suspicious, for in the mems qua
3 tiers was discovered number
e socialistic manuscripts setting for
: the wrongs under which the solid
Y labors and calling upon them to JIG
q the socialists in effecting a reform
I ton of the body polite.
The managers of the large Engli
4 and American shops near the Graz
e Opera, Paris, have received thref
: ening letters, declaring that eve
house not French will be blown u
THERM0ME TRICAL.