The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-01
TIVE MoRNIN G NEWS.
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Il H, ESTILL, President.
ALL READY FOR RIOTING.
ANARCHISTS TO BE GIVEN NO
Snow By THE AUTHORITIES.

Front in the Big Cities on the
slightest Provocation.
LONDON. April 30.-Up TO midnight tele-
--ar,s raceived from the continent indicate
tbat in Germany and Austro-Hungary, as
in england, the Mayday celebration will
nor,ske of the character Of popular tete,
and the duty Of the police will be OF a
formal nature.
On the other hand, in France, Italy, Spain
,nd Relpium the authorities are making
Trrenaratons as if to suggest revolution.
A. a cabinet meeting in Paris to-day,
oonvaned especially to discuss the situation,
!, Wa decided that it would be highly dan
garous 70 relax in the slightest degree the
ssenressiye measures already taken. The
MN ster Of Justice has instructed the pub
liz PROSECUTORS aud examining magistrates TO
renyai1 in their offices throughout the day
tomorrow. The prefect of police, NJ.
foqs, to-day called together the police
comTnIssioners to receive final orders
eg to how to deal with
Concentrations in the outlying districts of
Saris No disorderly bands of people will
ba allowed to assemble or to penetrate TO
tbe city 1t is hoped that the elaborate
precautions which are being taken by the
authorities will avert any serious disor-
ders. -
ia to nreside at the principal socialist meet
ing TO be held sale favie, assured repre-
ssHtative Of the Associated Press that the
meeting would be conducted in @ more
orderly manner than in past years.
The government is more apDrehensive OF
trouble in the Industrial centers of the
country, and has requested the leading
manufacturers to use their influence TO
calm the workmen and to assist the detec-
lives in picking out men Of notorious
anarchist prOclivities.
THE SITUATION IN ITALY.
A dispatch from Rome dated at midnight
contains general review OF the situation
in Italy. The feeling of public alarm. it
appears, is less acute than on the eve Of last
Mayday; yet certain feverish symptoms
are manifest, arising from the arrests.
Bomb explosions were reported Tonight
from Forti, Saloraolo and VoRnera.
Many arrests have been made. At
Ancona a socialist meeting engaged In dis
cussing plans for Tomorrow, was broken
I'd, and eight of those in attendance were
arrested. While arrests continue to be
made at Milan. Turin and Bari, the bulk
OF those arrested are merely suspects, and
will not be detained after to morrow. On
the whole, the official reports from the
the interior tas issued a notice to the
provincial authorities to persuade the pub
lie to be calm and not fear any dangerous
manifestations, as the anarchists
are few in numbers and well
known to the police. Still no
precaution is being neglected. The garri-
sons in every large town have all been
strongly reinforced and a virtual state of
siege has been declared. PROFESSIONS and
b lfO aatfr hovv 4
strict orders have been Issued by the gov
ernment that the slightest disorder is 20 be
at once forcibly suppressed. All persons
taken into custody for melting or taking
part in riotous demonstrations are to be
dealt with in summary manner.
SPANS PRECAUTIONS.
Dispatches from Madrid report that the
latest intelligence from the Spanish prov
lnces is that the workmen having been
prohibited from holding open air demon
sIratlons have resolved to hold indoor meet
ngs. The military is to be under arms
throughout the principal districts of the
klngdom. The minister Of war has sent out
circulars instructing the military COM
manders not to hesitate to assume supreme
command 1t the necessity arises without
waiting to refer to the civil authorities for
AcQulescence. Detachments Of the civil
guards Will protect the telegraph lines
Many societies Objectionable to the authori-
SIes nave been dissolved. In addition, there
nave been issued prOclamations urging the
workmen to pursue the attainment of their
ideals through strikes and other forcible
measures.
FRANCES PREPARATIONS.
PARIS, April 3O.-The police are still
securing the city and its suburbs in search
OF anarchists, and last night aud this morn
do
many Is not exactly known, but 10 is
wrought that by tonight the greater part
VI 'le dangerous anarchists will be locked
W; W me police and military precautions
WI Iot oe relaxed, however. So extensive
ore 'le preparations TO put down at once
Guy disturbance that may occur that the
Pqono Is becoming reassured. Many persons
"uo uSa made arrangements to leave the
~ w,day 10 remain away over Mayday
- naTe changed their minds. and will now re.
main at home.
THE FEELING AT ROME.
;.L~AE' april 3O.-The anarchists Of this
~ propose tomorrow to visit the grave Of
t'sc'Iell one OF their number who was
ia iuVS " and killed by the troops in the rioting
TboI' .ue tIazza Santa Crooe last Mayday.
10y 10y VIII not be allowed to carry out their
rrs!.euuon, r!s however, for the authorities have
hb;.ea b;.t.l orders that the cemetery in which
TSolIein Is buried shall be closed until
,ntI.I There is no truth whatever in the report
iESO''sned i,,S S IN the Paris Figaro that anarch-
TsroaVe lave blown up the town hall at
AN EXPLOSION AT LAUSANNE.
TbaA TbA99sANNE, Same, SWITZERLAND, April 80.
~ No Gl"elllng Of the mother OF the prefect
borppSI pSIce OF Lausanne was blown up by a
noto1 Today. The house was wrecked but
fsotou4y was injured. Lausanne has large
been population and the prefect has
lenc. making preparations to prevent yto-
rit' W Se- morrow and had incurred the en-
u the anarchist colony.
To-, EXPLosIONs IN ITALY.
from r'PBoN, P1, April 30.-A special dispatch
dvna,.Li..ome d11 L.ome says: "A petard loaded with
piodo5 I've, scrap iron and stones was ex-
4 s,o;lulst iast night in the Massienor palace.
sioj ~ aetar 1 petard exploded in the Cafe Roc.
tbro,'Sr ORR: Arrests of anarchists continue
throughout Italy" 00N' ''-'ue
MN, AAfDAY IN GOTHAM.
irs W." a oRK, April SO.-About 2 oO0Iabor-
part 'n principally OF the socialistc labor
Msv1. turned out tonight TO celebrate
the y' oaiy' Inree parties Of them ioined In
labo.U Uesigoratlon. They were the centraI
unitai ~ tatlon, west side branches and fine
thai nleorew trades. Each paraded from
sousr. Inherent m headquarters TO Union
addras,,~O ~lere a mass meeting was held and
Sanioi 3 made by labor ieaders--T ,onis
large ueoTge K. Lloyd and others. A
servicso @ ce OF police were present. bur their
were not needed,
s, ferdinand Ward Released.