Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
RIoTING IN PARIS.
Students, with Crowds Of RoughS,
Defy. the Authorities.
THEGREATEST ANXIETY
Gen. saussier Prepares the Garrison Tor
,b. wors,-Demonstrati of Work
ingmen Com mpIicste the Situation.
~, .rv,o ,m.rtc.n cable to the Dispatch.

rRv AnvIo-American cable to the Dispatch.
PARIS. July 4.-Riotous demonstrations
were made by students to-day at st. Ter
main de Pres and in the Rue Jacob near
the Charity Hospital. The police were
nnable 10 disperse the mobs. Eventually
a1aree detachment of cavalry charged ana
scattered the students. The municipal
councillors have decided to send depute-
tion 10 the funeral of NJ. Nuger. the clerk
who was killed in the encounter between
the police and the students IN the Latin
Guarter on Saturday. They have issueu
proclamation. however, urging ali persons
who attend the funeral 20 act cainiiy .ni anJi
nacifcalIv. IL is rumored that the funeral
will be held very early tomorrow morn
ing.
DISORDER INCREASING HOURLY.
Tho disorder in the street IN
o,aasns bonrIv. The whole district
bounded by the Boulevard st. German,
the river. and Rue de Seine Is In an up
roar. Students, with crowds OF roughs,
eli Tho omen spaces. Omnibuses ana
tram-ears are stopped by the mobs, the
passengers are turned out. an9 Ine ,ei
hicles are upset. On the BouleVato
st. German, Quai Voitaire, anu IN tno
Rue 81. Peres traffic has oeeh suspen91eJJ'
The Rue st. Peres has been barrlcade9'
psdestriaps are stopped and maltreated::
The Charity Hospital has been surrounded
with cuiras,iers to keep OF the students,
Who threa.en TO attack the building. Inc
Ministry of Public Works, the Marine De
nartment. and the Ecole des Beaux Arts
are guarded by military. Skirmsnlng Is
reported intermittently from the hue "a
cob. the Quai Yoltaire, and the flace os'
German.
STUDENTS FIGYT sAvAGELY.
The students are trying also TO repeat
the scenes of last night in the nelgbornoou
of the Palais de Justice and the freteGt,uIe
NJ Police. A mob assembled at the Place
81 Michel and tried to rush over the
bridge to the Boulevard du Palals, whlch
rms between the two buildings. They were
mat and driven back by BODY OF cavalry.
They retreatsd fighting down the oouIe-
ward. Many students were rampleu OF
cut and several cayalrymen were wouhueu
by flying stones. ..;.,, of
AZ 1880 the students have possession OF
a dozen streets between the BouleVard ot;
GERMAN and the Seine. Infantry ana
coyairv are ot hand. however. to restrain
them from breaking into the pubic puiiu-
lngs.
VEHICLES SET on FIRE.
.+tt.9o the whole district between the
Rue 81. Peres and the College de France
Two blocks east of the Boulevard 81.
Michel. is in full riot. Troops OF cavalry
and squads of police are stationed IN every
street The students hold their ground:
Tbey'are stopping all vehicles. Scores OF
carts and carriages have been set on me-
MANY students are using reyolvers;
The mob IN front of the Charity hospi,al
have been charged repeatedly by the
6nht hack and VIII not
fienerse The allies IN the windows oil
bniIdinps near the hospital have been
nelting the police with crockery and fur-
niture and cottonwood saturated Win
carbolic acid. ., A,
MANY poljcemen have been injured. Al
though holding the mob at the hospltai ~
check. the police have been UNSUCCESSFUL
in taking the offensive. Inc culTaSsierS
have not as yet iDteIfered'
DEMONSTRATIONS OF woRKINdMEN'
The critical situation is complicated by
the OF worklngmen. Ihree
thousand of them met this evening IN the
Labor Exchange and decided to remain IN
the building all night to prevent the au-
thorities from executing their threat 70
close 1t.
More than 1900 .workingmen are march
ing eight abreast through the district.
1t is reported that kuger's BODY Will DC
sent to Lyons tonight IN order that nc
opportunity for demonstration at th(
funeral may be given. Students are watch
ING the railway station TO thwart the plan
THE GBAvEsT ANXIETY.
The greatest anxiety IS everywhere appa-
| rent.
General Saussier. Military Governor of
Paris. has prepared the garrison Tor the
| worst.
pARRIcADEs ERECTED.
Between II and ~ o'clock the moo'
piIed M the carriages and carts whlcl
| tbey had seized to barricade the streets
| All the shops between the Rue des Perei
and the College de France were closec
early in the evening.
The names of twenty men severely In
| iured in the riots of the night have beer
reported. Twelve of the injured are II
| hospitals. NJ Loze, Prefect OF Police, ten
dered his resignation to the government
| Yesterday. but the government declined
| to accept it until after the restoration o.
| order.
| WRECK AND Ruin.
Att o'clock the report from the Latir
| ouarter was that most of the Windows
were broken, lamp-posts were lying across
| the streets, and broken furniture and half
smashed vehicles lay strewn over the
pavement. police brlgadler Is ssld u
| have been severely wounded with o re
| volyer.
| KILLED AND INJURED.
PARIS, July 5.-The morning newspapers
sav one policeman was killed and thirty ol
| forty policemen and 100 rioters injured IL