The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06


PARIS, July 5,-The body OF Nuger,
the Young man who was killed during
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students IN the Latin quarter was sent
to the home ot his parents in Lyons to-
day. The authorities feared that the
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troubles and considerable secrecy was
observed in transferring the body from
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At an early hour this morning the
coffin containingthe remains was placed
in a hearse and taken to the station, the
route followed being through unfre'
quented streets. The early risers who
saw the hearse paid little attention to
1t beyond lifting their hats in accord
ance with the custom OF saluting the
dead that prevails here, The students
and their abettors in the rioting did
not know OF the transfer and therefore
no riotous demonstration occurred.
AS the dawn wore on the rioters,
hundreds OF whom have no connection
with the students, gathered in the VIZ
Cinity OF the markets and restaurants,
and renewed the disturbances. Several
conflicts occurred between rioters on
one side and the police and soldiers on
tho other, The crowd was composed OF
the rltE.ratf OF the city, the majority
being men out OF work and men who
never work. The fighting was quite se-
we're, and numbers on both sides were
injured. The affair has assumed such
q serious aspect that the authorities,
who at first imagined that it was due
entirely to the efervescence OF the
more mischievous Of the students, have
determined to restore order at any cost.
The disorderly element in all parts OF
the city took advantage OF the demon.
stration Of the students to join in and
create disorder, and now, as matter OF
fact, they and not the students as q
body are responsible for the rioting.
To-day almost the whole Of Paris is
occupied by the troops, who are under
orders to repress the disorder with a
strong hand. The government has not
yet carried out its threat to close the
labor exchange. 1t was decided this
morning to allow the building to re-
main open for little while longer.
Another disgraceful scene was wit
messed In the chamber Of deputies to-
day, the occasion being the riots that
have occurred in the city since Satur-
day last. Proposals were made that the
chamber should at once proceed to dis
cuss the subject of the riots, but M.
Dupuy, the prime minister, opposed
such action. His opposition was seized
upon by the extremists to make dem
onstration. They howled and yelled
and general uproar followed For a
time nothing could be heard but cries
and counter cries, and the utmost dis
order prevailed. When order was
finally restored the chamber, by avote
OF 977 to 1888, postponed consideration
OF the question until Monday.
AT this hour Is p. m. quietness pre-.
walls in the district south Of the Seine,
where the trouble has been most pro-
nounced. The prompt action to-day of
the military and the knowledge that
they have order to use any amount OF
force to disperse rioters has had the
effect OF cowing the mob. When night
falls, however, further trouble may
occur, but the authorities declare that
they will nut down disorder, even II it
becomes necessary to order the soldiers
to fire volleys into the crowds.
The startling suddenness with which
the scuflle between the students and
the police has developed into bloody
rioting causes the government anxiety.
The original cause OF the trouble has
been quite lost sight OF in tho general
rioting in which all the scum OF south.
ern Paris, reinforced by the lawless
vagabonds from Monmartre, Velleville
and other thieves rookries north OF the
Seine, are taking the part Of the stu.
dents. The agitation was solely directed
against the manager OF the students,
ball being fined for allowing girls to ap.
pear in state little removed from
nudity.
The students, however, have general.
ly withdrawn from the disorders and
the issue IA now between the Paris Ca.
naillo and the police.
A legation OF students has waited upon
NJ, Dupuy and protestod against being
further associated with tho riots Nj
Dupuy declared himself as satisfied and
tho students hayo agreed 10 assist the
tho police with every means In their
power. Thoy hayepIacarded NANTES.
10 ON tho trees OF the Boulevard st.
Michel. calling upon students to with.
draw from ali manifestations aud dc.
claring that tho trouble is mainly duo