New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

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Paris July 5-Mdnrlt-Rotins was resumed
Of $50 o'clock tonight \ mob IN the ho"''-
ward - Mi'"'' ASSUME"
and The police charged upon '"e crowd ar
tho rioters down thr ll" ''N L'''~ ~ ''' - wv
Place Manh"ri Ih'r' inc mo" ""'' "'''''''''''
stand -hoVcrins stones AN" every KIN" "' m'''''
on tho polite" hand''-h'nd hsht Io'oW'"'
and The ,uus-I" continued ""'" "' P''"' WV
reinforced '" large l"''' "' "'P'''' D." "'''''''
when th" rioters were "''P''N'"
In the mean Nin' Dolly '' p'''' """ "''P '''''"
Guard. hlI ouF'u OF the trh'l"nt CROWDS 'ha'
A., ,,l,ie,I 81, the noicl ihorl bod OF the Labor
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II O'Clock '''l' was '''- '''"'N "" ''"''' WI
thc Huc d"- lrol"s The exact details Ar"
,,,,inc hnt IL 4. known that the Republican
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"dai'' '""'-'' 'p'" Wv
swords and 'lat th" police opened III" win r"-
waivers npon the mob one man was killed
.Ao ..., h,. ,,,, f,o,n , sabre Others were
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Another mob upset and set ilrr 20 tramclr
A.. D.. N.r.,, Tho c,, ,,.s burned to
a.. tn. .,,,.,, ., ,,.
hrh~ ~ ''' ''' vi" ~ t."
7en" ~ IL h'heVed th't P'F'''m WAS "S'''
10 destroy the ear.
A, ss.is,,nt hri,,dier of police was found
,, 80. .ho cro,l,, br,,o, and = sun
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posed 10 nave 'FN thrown INTO '"' ""'' ~ "'
mob Two hundred persons were arrested To-
,,oh, f,r rartie,na,iug in the Disturbances The
r" ''' '
A. III" uaN wore "" '"e ''''''
hundreds of whom have lao connection with IN"
students Gathered in the ncishborlool Of the
markets and again started disturbances several
c.nn f.. orcir,rd between tl,. rioters and the
nolicc and soldiers The mob was composed OF
,ho ,ig-,ar of ,hc CITY a minority b,inc men out
,r ,.o,k and mon who ucyc, work The fighting
was severe, and numbers Of men on both sides
were Injured
Tb. an,ir has assumed ,ucli a scrions aspect
,ba, tho authoritirs who Al first imagined that
:, .as duo cn,ir.lv 10 the cOory.,c..ne.. of the
r,o,o ,nischio,ous of fine students have deter
Il , o,,,. o,t Tho,. dccl,ro
.na. ,.- lii NUT do,,p diso,dor even if if be-
rcoo.sa,r % ort.r tho soldiers TO fire vol
~ ,.o ,Lo c.o,rds
r. da ,Ir,o.t ,b. ,,hole If Paris is occupjed
nd. fo q
,.I ..,onr hand
p'ur "',' - l. oil ,or,s Of Tho
nv - ,ho to.,,ns.ra,ior of ,be
eiN wv" Nv" II ~
t'uueh's 10 Ioi" !" - 80 hoI, .,o 70.
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'Ion'l" 11' o. d;l,,r,nne,, sooro il, tho Chamber
nO.t .. 1a,. ,i, a.o.-io,, ho;no ,be riots
., D'pr' h"'.' ,,'rroi ~ ,ho ci,r .inco saturday
,l". p.o,os,Ig ,roro ,nado ,bat Tho Chamber
aronIa q. nnoe ,rocoed 70 discuss ,bc subject Of
,ho rio,s hnt " Dunyv thc Prime Minister. op
nosod sncb action His oppo4ition was scizcd
'no, .v ,bo T,tro,ni.ts IN make . DEMONSTRATION.
T"n,. Tpo hor,od s~d ,.llod and 9, .oncrol unro,r
tnmo.,aa ror ,;roc no,bipo conn he hoard
hut cries and conntorcrics. and thc utmost dis
ordor nrovailod Wben order was finally re-
.,nrnd the Chamber lv = vote Of 377 10 1873 post
>nnaa consideration Of the question until Mon
aor
tn. N,picina1 Council hold an excited meeting
M which resolutions were adoptcd TO the effect
that TIL. prevailing disorders are due t. the hos
.u;.,- 90 tbo nnIic. toward tbc citizans The
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council throws VI" resP"h 'lolliN lor t'e "lS'hrp
ances upon Prefect Of Police Lone and his chief,
Premier Dupuy.
Az : n m ouiot nrovailed in the district
,, 49,, tno
south Oh 'he Seiie WHef' '"" 'rou'e il"1 w.,
most pronour ccd. The prompt action to-day OF
the military and the knowlcdg, that thcy have
orders % ueo .n,. anonnt of farce ~ dispcrsc
s'..o.. nad ,ho nrroo. 90 ao,,in,, ,bo 5,oh
Fio.ers' I'D" 'no '"c'' VI ''"''S wv nv
1he police stopped omnibus and tramway traffic
I'm the Boulcvards ST Michel and 81. Gcrnain at
IT, uo,solo rro.on,od ,,,oo from farm,
Hooh' Inv PV ~ 7'"P' ~
ing on the streets several oi tI'sn
arrested for taking part in the riots |
-, hn sn,erco1 IN ,r,oo of i'm |
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prlsonIeht varying Hoh "'ch 10 TWO uioh'hs'
The arrest of several convacscent patients who
Hospital has called forth letter Of protest from