The evening world., 1892-05-02
LESSONS Of MAY DAY.
France Must Study with Care Its
Workingmeu's Demands.
Marquis dc Mores Said to Have
Challenged a Councillor.
Republicans Generally Ahead at tho
French Elections.
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PArIs, MAY May Day has come and
gone and the expected riuting did not occur.
As stated in these dispatches yesterday, the
day In Paris was, without exception, one Of
the QuiCtCSt, most uucvcntful sundays Tint
has passed in many years.
LII commenting upon the celebrations, tho
FiyGrO to-day says that despite the peaceful
character Of yesterdays events the people
must not shut their eyes to the fact that the
Workingmcp's International Union revived
Yesterdays demonstrations to show that the
wOrkingmcn are masters OF the situation.
The .JOurnol DIES DPbdiS says: "The mega
tive results OF the manifestations ought not
To inspire us too readily to n confidence
which may prove misleading. There is moth
ing to justify the idea that we have heard the
last OF AnarChism.'
The RcpubljqUo Frdncdisc says: 1--WE must
be prepared TO face more serious trials and
connections in the intUrc than those that oc-
cuTred during the past week. The Govern
mcnt should now recognize the calm attitude
ot the workingncn ny studying their de-
mand, with a sincere desire to arrive at an
equitable solution OG the question involved"
Reports received this morning from every
place Of Importance throughout the provinces
confirm the statements that no serious disOr-
derS occurred yesterday.
1t Is stated that the Marquis dc MorPs has
challenged the Municipal Councillor who In
sultingly referred To him In the course Of Il
speech at the Sale Favie meeting yesterday.
The receipts Of the Partisan theatres last
night amounted to $4,000 francs. The opera
House was the best-p -patroni2ed place OF amllsc-
mcnt in the city.
Tho returns thus far received OF thc NUM-
cipai elections heidi France, except In Paris,
yesterday, show that the Republicans are
aHcad. They have gained every seat In the
Department Of The North with but one cXcep-
rion. seventeen Reyoiutionaries have been
elected 10 ST. Ouen The Republicans head
the poll at Fourinics. The conservatives arc
next and the Socialists last.
LATER.-M. lOubet, the Prime Minister and
Minister Of the Interior, to-day informed the
members Of The Cabinet that the returns OF
the municipal elections show a continued In
crease in the number OF Republican Candi.
dates elected
The opinion now il thar ont Of the ?O+
councils elected the Republicans Will have n
majority in 1871.
A despatch received to-day from Abby, capt.
IHl DI inc llutHI vi arm, StultS llliL Il
dynamite cartridge exploded In II by street
In that city last night.
The explosion caused considerable excite
mcnt, but the damage done was tririing. or
course, every one believes the explosion was
the worR OF an Anarchist, but there Is no clue
as TO his Identity.
CoSFICT N HOLLAND.
TuE HAGUE, May 2.--The only important
disturbance that marred the peaceful charac-
ter OF May Day In Holland occurred at Leeu-
warden, seventy miles northeast OF Amstcr-
dam.
Here a conflict occurred between the police
and number OF worEingmen as the latter
were leaving a meeting.
The rioters stoned the police and many OF
the missiles were thrown wildly, with the re-
suit that a nunter Of Windows In dwelling
houses were smashed.
The trouble threatened TO become very seri-
ous, but the cavalry was called upon to assist
the police and found no difficulty in dlspers.
Ing the rioters.