The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-02

usual on Sunday. Many persons fearing
conflict between the police and workingmen
passed the day at home. There is no dis
play OF police or soldery but every one
knows that the authorities are ready to put
down with strong hand any attempt at dis
order that may arise. Everything is quiet
in the suburbs and at the prefecture
OF police the officials are congratulating
themselves that thus far there has been no
trouble worth mentioning,
The reports thus far received from the
provinces are reassuring. Fourmies, in the
department of the Nord, was last year the
scene OF serious rioting. which was attended
with very considerable loss of life. Ac-
cordlngly, 1t was thought that
Fourmles would to-day be the scene
or further trouble with the workmen.
who would seek to avenge the death OF their
comrades Of last year. There was, how
ever, no trouble. The socialists, of whom
there were many in the town, held mon
ster meeting, but everything was far more
quiet than was anticipated.
dispatch from Toulon states that the
police of that city to-day arrested five mill
tant anarchists No disturbances have
occurred at Toulon.
AN URCHIN FIRES A sQUIB.
dispatch was received from Chartresse,
capital OF the department of Eure-et- Loir,
stating that panic was caused among the
people who attended the services at the
cathedral there to-day by an explosion that
occurred in the nave Of the building. For
time it was thought that an anarchist at~
tempt to blow up the cathedral had been
made, but the confusion abated when it
was found that the noise was caused by tho
explosion Of squib that had been placed
In the nave by mischievous urohin.
THE PRINCE OF WALES PLUCK.
this city to-day had great effect in allaying
anxiety. The prince had expressed desire
to remain quiet, but when it was repre-
sented to him that knowledge of his presence
in the city would have beneficial effect he
willingly assented to let himself be seen in
public. he paid visit to President Carnot
aud the latter returned the visit. The
Prince and Princess OF Wales start for Lon
don tomorrow. Parisians are charmed at
the confidence displayed here at 30 critical q
moment.
TRANQUIL AT NIGHT.
PARIS, May 1, 10 P. M.-The city is still
tranquil. III. Loze, the project OF police,
visited Gen. Saussier at 9 o'clock tonight
and stated that be saw no necessity for
further retention of the military, as the
Republican Guard and police would be
sufficient to preserve order NJ. Loze also
visited President Carnot and informed him
that not single arrest had been made.
According to kilograms from the prov
inces the municipal elections appear to abb
sorb most OF the attention of provincial
public. Many towns are en- fcte. The poll
ing proceeds quietly. The police Of Lyons
removed anumber of inflammatory placards
posted in the city and found cartridges in
the police station and town hall. No dams
age was done.
Several anarchists were srrestedlast night
IN st. Denis, st. Quen and LIE Valispertet.
A quantity of explosives was seized to-
day in an anarchists residence at Villemom~
BILE, the police having got wind of plot to
| destroy the Hotel de Vile. One person
was arrested and a number of others es-
capped.
A RIOT AT MARsEILLEs.
MARsEILLEs, May IA emeeting held in
the outskirts Of the city to-day led to a riot
in which there was a free exchange of blows.
The police dispersed the meeting and ar
rested some of the leaders. Later detach-
ments of cavalry cleared the crowded
streets Of the town.