The sun., 1893-07-09


ened-Mnny Troops Hurry to Overawe
the Mob Outrage aud Oppree-ior -
Manifestocs ISSUED by Labor and Socialist
Lcnders-rhe People Warned to be Ready
TO Bise-Sevcn Hundred Meetings to be
Held In France To-day to Act Upon the
Crisis-Scrious Aprrehensions for Coming
week-Labor Unions Summoned 70 /. Ma
tionnl Congress Next wcdne sdny-
Violent Attack the Government In tho
Chamber Premier Dupuy Sustained.
PARIS. July S-The madness which leads
Parisinns to build parricados and to assail and
crush constituted authority 10 spreading.
semi-heroic treatment has not conquered It..
and there is reason for fearing that swords
and bayonets will not much longer hold tho
mania within its present bounds. 1t would
apply bullets and cannon shot within few
days. The situation has entirely changed in
the pact two days. After resisting but not sup
pressing tho riotous outbreaks OF the students
and roughs, tho Government has suddenly
lung defiance Mt industrial and Socialist Paris
by closing tho Labor Exchange.
The Government was told that this was tho
thing to do. and II It realizes that 1t forces
great crisis which must be mot with the utmost
6rmness and un1inching courage. then per-
haps this was a good thing to- do. It threatens
nothing less than a social revolution.
Already the challenge is being accented. The
Municipal Council OF Paris. all labor and So
cialist leaders and some politicians Of national
prominence hnve issued an outrage and op-
preston manifesto. It is received by their
followers to-day as n call to revolution. 1t sets
forth their grievances In most incendiary lam
guagc. and then says:
Be calm"
The words really mean:
Strike, revolt. rebel"
This Is tho emergency which the fatuous
Government faces tonight. II q strong man
was In command the crisis might bc faced al
most without fear. for q crushing blow struck
at tho outset might suppress the uprising.
Tho Government has ample weapons II only
1t has courage and skill in using them.
Tho garrison OF Paris has been reinforced in
the past three days by a dozen regiments from
tho provinces. Premier Dupuy is even flip
PANTY confident because he obtained an over
whelming vote Of confidence in to-day's
meeting IT the Chamber.
Tomorrow there will be hold 700 meetings
in France to act upon the crisis which the
Government policy has created for Socialism.
1t is tho first blow which the Socialists have
received from the authority OF the nation. 1t
is an arbitrary and illegal blow No color of
lawful excuse exists for closing tho Labor Ex-
change. Hence. retaliation is pretty sure to be
also unlawful
Bpto midnight thcre had been no serious
disturbances in Paris. A heavy thunder show
or dispersed the crowds early this evening.
There are serious apprehensions for to- NOR
row.
Tho Government hns also much dread Of an
Anarchist dem onstration. Next Tuesday is the
anniversary Of Ravachols execution. Friday.
tho French Fourth Of July will also be crit
ical day.
In mono Of the pitched battles OF tho week
have the police and military been completely
victorious. The mobs have always retired sui
lenly. Often the ground has been contested
inch by inch. and the mob has dealt blows as
heavy as those Of its adversaries
The first effect OF the Governments chal-
leuge is the following call to revolution
issued at midnight by the Contra, Revolu-
tionary Committee OF France: Tho Govern
ment has by a coup dstat closed our Labor
Exchange. given up Paris to violence. and al-
lowed the police to commit murders. We en-
treat every one In our party to be ready to re-
sist. Organize and spread protests. Above all
be ready for action. whatever form it may
take. We trust every revolutionary follower
The Central Com of the Paris Labor
Exchange also issues violent manifesto late
to- night to all the labor unions. summoning a
National Labor Congress for Wednesday next.
by Un ted Pr..
Aside from the wreckage on the streets. in
the sections In which the rioters have fought
the police and the Republican Guard. and the
extra number OF troops on duty. the city this
morning presented it's usual appearance. All
the newspapers agree that the riots OF last
night were milder than those that have oc-
CURED every night since last Saturday and
express the belief that tho firm hand OF the
Government will restore order. Two hundred
arrests OF rioters were made yesterday and last
night.
A violent attack upon the Prime Minister
Was made In the Chamber OF Deputies to- day
By Deputies Merry and Revllon. The attack
mad its origin in the course the Govern mont
nas pursued toward the rioters. and tho two
Deputies were very bitter in their donuncia-
ion OF the Prime Minister Their tirade had
10 effect upon tho sentiment OF the Chamber,
or the House. by vote OF 343 to 1874. adopted
he order OF the day. expressing confidence In |
he Government.
After tho result OF the vote had been an |
,ounced. NJ. Ernest Roche demanded that " |
Dupuy be prosecuted on the charge OF foment- |
ng civil war.
The Chamber rejected the demand at 1855 |
,'olock. |
NJ. Revillon charged that the Government |
was alarming the provinces BY withdrawing |
roops from the Departments and drafting |
hem to Paris. The cIosing OF the Labor Ex- |
'hange. he declared. was a wanton act. There |
Vas not o single workngman among the riot |
IRA The workingmen were devoted to the |
epublic.-
NJ. Camille Dreyfus protested against the |
'iolation Of hospitals by police. referring to tho
ecsnt arrests OF house surgeons at Charity |
Hospital on the charge OF kissing the police.
ie also protested against the troops charging
ipon the people.
NJ. Dumay Socialist. demanded that the
Government be impeaohed.
MN. HERRICK GE1S 4 DIVORCk.
HIS SVife Relieved In PIatonIe Love Only
Her Care for Her Complexion.
PROVIDENCE. July S--Rufus Herrick of Bos-