The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-07
0VERAWfNG THE COMMUNE.
ALL QUIET IN THE DAY. BUT TROUBLE
WAS RENEWED LAST NIGHT.

| Windows and Tram Cars suffer, ne Usual
| Several Rowdies and Policemen Injured
The Bitter Feeling Against the Police
| IntensIned by Their Abuse OF Power
| PARIS. July 8.-Gaugs Of rowdies mado dis.
| turbances this evening In the Rue du Chateau
d. au, around the Labor Exchange. and in the
| nearby side streets. BY % o'clock the rioters
| had become numerous and belligerent. They
| upset and partly smashed five tram cars and
| broke many windows. The police eventually
| wcro able to hold them in check. but not to
| dispense them In the fights between rioters
and police. several rowdies and two policemen
were injured. Few students took part In the
riots. The Students Association has pub
lished m appeal to students to abstain from
any further participation in tho riots
A mob took possession Of the Boulevard du
Temple at 10ls o'clock and began breaking
windows. Tho police charged twice before
they could force bnck the rioters The police
used their revolvers. and several rioters were
shot. Tho rioters fred back. but wounded
only one policeman.
The Figaro says that omnibuses were over
turned and SGT aflre by rioters in the Rue St
Maur and Rue Oberkampf. The Republican
Guards charged the mobs in both streets The
mobs fought stubbornly. but were routed.
Thirty rioters were arrested. Many, who were
wounded. were carried of by their friends
Tho number is estimated at thirty-five or forty
After midnight tho streets were quiet. The
troops have been withdrawn from the neigh
borhood of tho Labor Exchange. Policemen
guard tho Place de la Rcpublique; the Bonle-
II is reporte sI'f thnt he Governm u has de-
ciaei to dissolve the Municipal Council
the ft hS the in the
brought forth letter OF protest from Prof.
Germaln See. has caused tho, most Intense
circles. Police Commissary. Oilers. who was
IN charge OF body o. gendarmes that had
he he
the police. He ordered the arrest OF six
house surgeons, but when his subordinates
shut and loci ed the doors They refused to
open them when ordered to d., so by tho po-
rests and. very angry because of the resistance
to them. burst the doors in and assaulted the
% wh9 IN he IN
The Prsfest ., Police ofdsred That they be az
This further angered the police and shortly
aiterwnrd several officers returne! to the hos
stefan and chemical analyst, and struck him
s19,snfy Several surgeons witnessing this
snd the The paiee cd on on
thnm and handled them very roughly. infict-
ing rious injuries on three or four OF them.
The hospital was in an uproar at this brutal
manifestation OF police spite. and the hospital
staff determined to drive the police out OF the
building. some Of the surgeons procured re-
volvcrs. and at their muZzles compelled the
police to withdraw.
This morning a number OF high officials. in
dignant at the police. interyened In the mat
ter and demanded OF the Government that the
hospital be protected against further intrusion
by police endeavoring to redress personal
grievances.
Quiet prevails throughout the city TO- day,
but there has been no diminution of the ex-
tremey bitter feeling against the police Tho
authorities, civil and military are on the q,i
further trouble may occur are closely patroiled.
Premier Dupuy informed the Cabinet Coun-
ell that the street disturbances had been sup
pressed and probably would not be repenteti.
All precautions had been taken. he said, for
the immediate repression OF any further at
tempt to start riots.