New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

CENsURE OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR
PREVIOUS AFFRAY OF THEIR
FELLOWS WITH THE POLICE
NJ. LOZE'S ACTION.
Paris. July 3-An ARRAY occurred on Saturday
between the police and a number Of students in
the Latin Qurt"r. TIE affair caused great en-
citcmcnt among the students who lOdg" IN the
quarter and they dctcrmircd 10 lav the facts IN
,bc case before the Government and 10 obtain
satisfaction for what they deemed the arbitrary
an1 ovcrbcarng con0uct of the police. They
rrcscntcd their case before the Chamber OF Drpu-
ties to-day, and at night rcsortcd to riotng.
Two thousand students surrounded the Pre-
lecture Of Police at $50 p m, iccrcd tic officials
and threw stones through the windows While
the police were preparing to ch'rge. the mob up
set all the street booths in the ncighborhood and
smashed tie street lamps The charge of the
nolicc was resisted Stuhbornv the students fight
ing back with clubs and stones. In the first on
set several students were woundcl and two police
men were stretched uNcorsoious on the pavement.
The second charec resulted in more injuries on
both sides. hut the >tuicntS were driven back
fifty or sixty Yards After the third charge had
been rcpul,cd the students marched, singing and
shouting 10 the Place ST Michel. TIL" police
ret red and call tor cavalry waS sent ont from
the Prefecture. NJ To 10 clock m" SlUiI'llN
were rotinc in tho boulevard 81 Michel.
Paris. July i.--'Thc cavalry called out TO drive
The students from the nciehborhood Of the PalaS
dc Justice and the Prefecture De Police returned
to their barracks after the mob had rctrcatci
to the Boulevard It. Gcrmain. Th" mob tncn
hurried back along the Boulevard s.. Michel and
across tie bridge to the Boulevard du Palais
between the arms of the river. The students
smashed with their clubs AMI a heavy p"c" oil
timber the doors Of the Palai] DE- Justice, and
knocked the glass ont OF all the windows within
reach.
The police fastened TO the spot and charged
with drawn swords. The rioters oNcrCame th'n''
tore their swords from their han : and ofov' th'm
back TO the Hotel Dieu. Several policemen were
cut severely with tie ,Nor!- which the stud"nt>
had v.ronchcd from them Three Of th"S' police
men have been taken TO hospitals. dozen other
policemen were badly bruised with stones am
clubs One policeman was caught by thr Students
stripped of his clothes and carried 20 Ia" river
He begged the students on his knees not TO throw
him in and eventually was released by them
The Republican Guards were called out at
midnight The students Ietrcatcl down the
boulevard St Michel as the guards approached,
and dispersed httl" before o'clock Inc
Guards remain stationed at the bridge TO pre-
vent the return Of any rioters 10 the Palais de
Justice or Prefecture de Police
Intense excitement prevailed in the Latin Quar-
Ger until 3:l5 o'clock this morning. Students
and police fought repeatedly. Fifteen policemen
and many students were injured seriouSY Inc
students upset the street booths ana sci IRE 10
them. NJ Love- Project. and VI Nignic Secretary
Ccneral of Police. were in the district all night,
directing the police forces.
When the Chamber of Deputies met ye>t"rily'
a.. Du ppl oil
legislative huiiling and sought 10 gain adnis
sion The official, Of the Chamber, fearing
rjotons demonstration. gave orders 10 Close the
gates 70 prevent their ingrcSs After consllora-
hlo narlevnn. during which the students expressed
themselves freely ten Of the number were adj
mittod 10 the Chamber. and hearing was accord
cd their epokesmcn tn" latter stated the facts IN
the case from their point Of view ana declared
flat their only object i'll coming I" III" 'hfmp'f
was 70 urge the Deputies 10 support motion cen
surinc the Government which Wa 10 b" ohcr'
tv NJ Mnlcrand VI Milcrand submitted ms mo
,jon asking the House 10 ccnsuIc the Government
for its connection with the anray. In speaking
on his motion, W. Nlllcrand maintained thai me
police had brutal assaulted innocent persons who
were simply looking AZ the struggle between the
police md thc students.
NJ Dnpuv the Prime Minister. deprecated the
discussion as premature, adding that S'r'h3"h'
inquv was proceeding into oil the facts oi the
case
Tic order Of the day. expressing the trust
that the GovcInmcn, would do It's best 10 punish
the guilty officers, MAS finally adopted by the
Chamber.
II was reported that NJ. I,oz" Project Of Police
had resigned lis Office. - he believed the Govern
ment was disposed 20 make scap"goa. = him IN
re matter Lat, last night, however he denied
that he had r"slgn"i
Tho Immediate cause Of the DAYS riots Was
,be dooth Of NJ Nucrr a cleik, who was injured
students on saturday. \ diSortlIlv demoIstra-
zion will he made probably by the students at
Nugcrs funeral
Tho students, riot In Paris Is th" result Of the "N.
csss = zeal displayed by the police in performing
,hoir duty Fer months past complaints hnv" been
,,crod obout tl brutality with which 'hc agents Dc
10 no,x, or policemen dispersed quiet meoiing,. and
.,c,our nrocondod to ihc unjrstinallc aro-t Of
men and even women. who wcr" c'h'r;'N '"f ~
~, hy ,ho tribunals, These complaints can" from
IN, WORKING classes, as vel as ITO" '"c ''"e'"'c
A ,o s,,d..,s The climax was reached when
- o,,.t.d and bruially beat two deputies
srd ,ouv other dti,ns who were takins part in ih"
celebration Of Labor Day. cn IA" hrN' oi Ia'' ""''
rlo s,,don,e had q direct and personal rncvanc" on
account Of The Interference Of the f""c' VII" ~.
,r,i h.r recently c1v,n by the pupils Of the school
OF Fine Arts. -,
uorcovcr I, ba, been agreed by the majority Of the
Par ans fha, NJ Lone. the Project of l"H'o' u'u
no, n.s, tlo camncs, and prudent ability n"ccs'aN
IN an onda having such great responsibility A. th'
of maintaining ordcr IN the capital ii" has "nd'r-