The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-02
PEACE MAINTAINED AT PARIS.
The Procession Pans Out Only 3,OOt
Instead OF 10000 Men.

The Procession Pans Out Only 5000
Instead OF 10000 Men.
PARIS, May 1.-Mayday was ushered in
with the police on the qui vive, and the
strongly reinforcedgarrison Of Paris ready
Tor instant service. At O'Clock this morning
the city wore its usual aspect, and the DO
lice expected the day to pass quietly except
ior Scutfies. Hitherto on Mayday It
mas been customary for the workmen
to march to the Chamberof Deputies and
present petitions. Delegates were also sent
70 the Hotel de Vile for the same purpose.
dnis 5nis year, however, the day falling on
sunday, the workingmen were debarred
from following the usual custom.
Az an early hour the processionists began to
ioIn ini lot their march in the Sale Favie. 1t
A estlmated that 3,000 instead of 10000 as
expected, took part in the procession. A
iuah named Culine, who was imprisoned
13V 1asV year Tor taking part in the riotiug last
IH1ayuay at Fourmies, was elected president.
q n NUMBER OF speeches were made. NJ
naNlant delivered harangue, in the course
VI VI which he declared that this was
tne last time the claims Of the work.
Tmgnen would be urged in this form.
uo Worklngmen intend this year,
ue SAID 10 deliver an ultimatum to the gov
TTsuuehV IT, on the question of an S-hour day
a. TINS ultlmatum did not result SUCCESS
luliy they would resort to more energetic
demands. As Va 'Hoi'
a. Az u a. m. there had not been the slight
Ta.ie. rss trouble. A strong force of police was
'ea1y Tor any emergency.
~ 5 ue grand circus at Troyes was set on fire
SDnuay, presumably by anarchists. and was
IN S'aeu aa 70 the ground. The flames spread
Wbaau anu !. destroyed three adjacent houses.
sion nue the hre was burning loud expIo-
vas ueard In the interior of the circus
ALL QUIET IN THE SUBURBS.
tbo aisL, niHlS, May l, P. Mn the suburbs Of
t5o 5o gty J!y Wnere the police are less numerous.
TkoIIS IGIStorueriy tl element was deemed more
in io roadiy 10 make trouble, but troops were beld
cavaiS-i ueSs at various barracks, and the
he d.! norSes were saddled and bridled to
O9 summoned. --I
m AASED BY HIS OWN BOMB.
dvnovoMItFst ov MFst authentic report of a Mayday
this aftos.'1utra age was received at 2 O'Clock
ment ~ fn loon from Tours, in the depart
Ing a bo,1 ,a1uI0re-et-Loire. Early this morn
IS oomb was exploded near the Gnise
terrbiaA The noise of the explosion was
ana.ot5 ana Tor time il was thought that
nanonn1 mad attempted to blow up the
near 70, To- powder works, which are situated
grail ,itours; The populace of the city were
that alarmed until 1t was known
SoISio 'nis was not the cause.
the .rss from the barracks at once ran to
and SoU foJ. %here the explosion had occurred
blood du1E O a man lying senseless in pool of
and bo one OF his hands had been blown off
donbt dbs0 :. was was otherwise badly injured. No
bis ovr 20 en- entertained that he is a victim of
under o-e. crlLne. He was taken to hospital
gained a1IesI' oI' and at last reports had not re-
been narfoiock CLOCK this afternoon Paris has
hsye 5poo,,tectly NJ, quiet. Thus far the streets
'e not even presented the bustie thai s Is