The sun., 1893-07-08
MORE FIGHTING IN PARIS.
SOLDIERS CHARGE SIX TIMES BEFORE
THEY CLEAR THE STREETS.

Leaders TaIkinr OF n General Strike
PARIS, July s.-The fighting between rioter
and military at the Place de Ia Republiaue an,
in tho nearby streets continued until o'clocl
this morning.
The feeling OF the workmen against tn,
etudents who refused to participate In the rio
fsvery bitter. NJ. Carrore. Chairman Of tn,
students committee which sent out the proc
lamation against the rioters. was attacked or
his way homo last night by two rowdies and
three laborers They stabbed him. beat him
and loft him on the ground for dead. Although
severely wounded. he may recover.
The Figaro publishes NJ. Carrere's state.
mont as to tho attack upon him. He says that
eight or ten men In smock frocks overpowored
him. cut him. and kicked him. He craw.ed on
his hands and knees to the house Of friend
who had him conveyed to the Charity Hos
pital Carrere's skull is fractured and his nose
1s broken. His condition is precarious
Though the district In the vicinity OF
the Place do Ia Republiaue remained quiet
throughout the day. this evening infantry
and cavalry took possession of the Place
to guard against recurrence OF tho
disorderly scenes that have occurred there.
The Boulevard st. Martin. Boulevard du
Temple Boulevard Voltnire. tho Avenue de la
Rspubliaue and tho Boulevard Magenta all Of
which open into the Place de Ia RepubliQue
ere patrolled by a strong military force
This evening traflc was stopped In the prin-
cipal streets Of tho Latin Quarter. Every open
space was occupied by mounted police. and all
tho side streets wore pstrolled. Tho street
speakers were compelled to move ON when
ever they tried to gather crowd. Most Of the
agitators therefore retired to the cafes. where
they denounced the police and oxhorted their
hearers to clear the streets OF military. Hound
the Place de Ia Republaue the signs of trouble
were specially numerous. All the cafss In the
Boulevard du Temple and the Boulevard Vol
taire were filled at y o'clock with workmen
and rowdies. who were expected shortly to
follow the chief agitators into the streets and
begin the attack on police and military.
Shortly before O O'Clock the cafes were
empty. and the mobs were again in the
streets, In the Boulevard Noltaire and the
Boulevard du Temple the rioters were armed
with clubs and few revolvers. They marched,
cheering and singing. toward the Place de la
Republique. At tho corner Of the Rue DAN
goul6me the rioters in the boulevard Noltaire
were met BY n body OF dragons and lancers.
They were ordered back. but pressed ahead.
Tho military charged. but. although many
rioters were knocked down and trampled the
mob did not yield. The soldiers were
received with showers OF stones and scat
tsring shots. Several were struck with
mob began retreatine slowly; There was
1 * / oshni
ss 6. hsa aI9s
% Where S the hshtins S was susrended. IA A'no'
ss ~. vs sh'Y f mt Rs als fsSs
strewn with broken timbers. charred boards.
yVfndoWa 9maQhad during tho eODflicf- |
seriously wounded. Many others received
In the boulevard du Temple similar eneoun-
Dc il HspSSiiqas and On the Qaai Dc V"lmv.
tween the rioters and the Republican Guards
was almost uninterrupted from S:45 to 10
the middle Of the streets and set alre.' Brands
were thrown among the Guards. When the
ths s
Grand priear allies Of the h rioters ;. began r,
5@eISrttsdi @ it as h. having been injured during the
throughout tho evening the police treat
sent out to describe the riots. Several news
them. All Of them % have been sub Subjected I TO as as
many ind!gnities as the police found opportu-
:. The Radical Deputies who represent Paris in
she sS Chsmbe. and majority q the msmbeTs
the editorial rooms OF the Germtndi and ap-
proved p the s. Issuing o. manifesto to the peo;
~ she eS Ssns and
nrfbng bag 5sS paepie 81 70 tb % nm
Bsipe, was entrusted with tho duty OF inter:
Ths ka. leaders 5 9i a Il. the workingmen not only in
An appeal signed By the @ delegates Of 1e7
mon 70 aait worE; TLs srouSle es between Weep The
as ai .ss tRs nu
%,nd to sSW H. 81 the q general
The ri Municipal Council held a stormy meet
ment,s action in closing tho Labor Exchange.
The Cabinet. he said. was trying to strengthen
II had not scrppled to trnmple on tho lber-
ties Of the people for the sake ot gaining {
polling trades unions to register. was an arbi-
trary and unjust measure. and the working |
men were right when they resisted its execu-
The people were not ready to sec liberty
reconsider its rash action In shatinr up Mod the
Ps the q The people
Other members oi the Council speRs reese even
sISG sgaSss the
pSSiise Ss. 5renliefsd 5nfs Rh briefly: Tho law must be
done its duty in closing the Exchange, and its J
action was in every way justihable
AZ soon as the trades unions showed a dis a
position to obey the laws, the Government !.
Would meet them more than half way and 7
allow tho Exchange to bo reopened. @
f@SHs ss .ssnst ons S e y R. bS, GoH9
Chamber. 4
Much uneasiness has been caused by tho
that on Tuesday the Anarchists :
execution. 2
u fifty.nve Of the rioters captured by the po-
othor persons arrested have been released.
LONDON July S--The Standards Paris CORE =
,pondent says that the mobs In the Avenue de I
a Hepublique. Quai de Valmy. Boulevard du I
Temple. and Boulevard Voltaire were OF the
very lowest class. N
AT the corner of, the Avenue dc la Repu.
eiiane and the Boulevard Richard Lenoir the
explosion followed; This is sup q