New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
AOUIET MAY DAY IN EUROPE
SERIOUS RIOTING REPORTED ONLY FROM
MARSEILLES.
SLIGHT DISTURBANCES IN PARIS. BERLIN AND
GRONINGEN-MLETINGS HELD BY WORK
INGNEN EvERYwHETE-THE GOOD


INGMEN EvEEYwHEEE-THE GOOD
TELLING IN VIENNA.
Paris MAY MAY Day was celebrated by the So
ciasts and Others both in this city and IN the prov
inccs The only serious trouble occurred III MAR
settles. Several Populations OF Socialists ana o'heIs
today visited the legislative chambers. where they
presented petitions in behalf OF an cight-hour law
At the Chamber OF Deputies the delegations were re-
ceived by Socialist members OF that BODY.
Some disorder occurred in the course OF the Gay IN
the Place de la Republique where groups OF aga'ors
tried to make a demonstration. The ponce oiSPerseu
the groups and arrested wordngman VINO was I'M
furl,ng a red nag They also arrested one Baudin. a
leader Of the Extremists, who was heading small
procession. Baudin detained only While the po-
lice were dispensing several groups OF worKhgmen Ill
the Place de la Repubque and in the nearby Streets
At Marseilles II thought that the observance OF
May Day would lie attended by ro'ing and de'ach'
ments OF troops and gcndarmes were placed on guard
at all the public offices and at every place OF popular
resort A large part OF the working population TOOK
part In the celebration. number OF worknemehs
delegates marched by the Marie. headed by band
playing the "Marseillaise" Arrived at the MARIE
they sent word Mayor that they would like to
zee him. The Mayor went out on balcony ana de-
yered short address to the delegates. advising them
to create disturbance, but to observe the oaH Ill
nm orderly manner. The delegates responded that
they intended that the demonstration should De
of "vive la Republique' the crowd dispersed. ms
incident was taken as an augury there would be
no disorders.
Toward evening. however the crowds in the streets
OF Marsees became extremely diSordefN. i"e
police tried to arrest several socialists VINO were
waving red flags and were melting the worMhshen
TO violence. The crowd resisted fight In when
the police were worsted followed. Hussars were sum
moned to help the police and general fight AT close
quarters begun. The rioters defended themselves
with clubs and stones Several soldiers ana ponce
men we're badly cut and bruised. NJ Flayo Municipal
Councillor, knocked down by the charging hussarS
hts clothing torn to shredS and he was hcKea
and rampled under foot. lie was removed In
carriage to his home. After the first charge OF the
hussars had been repulsed crowd of rioters captured
the police commissary knocked him down and dragged
him In the dust but he rescued by the troops
before serious harm could be done him. BY united
effort the military and police at last split the mob
and drove OF the groups Of rioters This evening
bands Of ruffans making attacks upon Isolated
policemen. Every officer whom they capture Is
beaten dragged In the street and half stripped of his
clothes. In several districts disordery crowds are
still parading.
Reports received up to IL O'Clock tonight show
that except the riots in Marseilles the day has
passed without serious disturbances in the provinces
Work has been suspended in the mining districts ana
the miners celebrated the day festival. The
most serious Of the few violent demonstrations out
ingmen stopped the tram cars. The police drove
the men away with little difficulty, and only two
were injured and five six arrested AT Fourmes
1000 laborers marched TO the graves of the socacd
"Fourmie martyrs" but made no effort 10 cause riot
Brussels, May MAY Day here has been attended
with no disorder. Many meeting, held in the
provinces. but the bureonasters prohibited meetings
In the disturbed districts OF Lege. Charerol ana
Eorinage More than 5000 Socialists marched out to
MoenbeekSant-Jean this afternoon and held meet
Ing. After listening TO speeches for three hours
they returned to the city without making any dis
orderly demonstration.
Amsterdam, May 1.-The May Day demonstrations
have caused no disorder in this city. The workngmen
held mass meetings in the Palace OF Industry ana
Constanta HILL. The audiences were large. but no
attempt made TO cause trouble. The socialists
Of Groningen, led by the agitaor Niewhuis. marched
through the streets Of that city this afternoon and
refused to disperse at the command OF the Police
Commlssary. The police then charged with drawn
swords and cleared the streets. several socialists
wounded.
Berlin May 1.-The weather to-day unfavorable
for open-air celebrations, rain being Indicated. As
the day advanced there were some turbulent de-
veiopmcnts. The police compelled meeting Of
Anarchists to disperse. because the speakers were
advising the workngmen to revolt against the GOV
eminent and also urging the soldiers not to obey
the Emperor The socialist meetings held in various
halls were, far known. not attended by any
out extravagant disquieting demonstration, in
favor Of eight hours the limit Of daily toll Elk
hundred Independent Socialists and Anarchists were
permitted to have procession In the eastern dis
trcts Of the city.
Up 10 midnight no May Day troubles Of any sig
pifcance had been reported from any city Of the
Empire.
Hamburg, May l.-There has been no cessation OF
business here to-day. The May Day festivities have
been postponed until sunday.
Bremen, May, MAY Day has not !, been marked
by any unusual occurrence. The worhngmen con
Vienna, May Inlay Day observed In this
recently issued an order for!dding the holding OF
a 'ng he dny Sy the holding of
six meeting, at which The equalization OF the iran
chlse and eght-hour day were demanded. The
police were kept out OF sight and no effort was made
harass the speakers dissolve the audiences, Inc
streets leading to the part Of the rrasr in e Mch w ine
irregular professions Of workinsmen.
we're masscd on the Prater. They sang labor songs.
the "Marseillaise." and other revolutionary hymns
and al 80 O'clock began their return march through
the city few more policemen were then len, on DUTY
crowds from gathering in the way Of the paradcs
Invariably they avoided all acton likely TO annoy
the barracks. As several thousand laborers passed
tie Emperor Franz Joseph barracks they checred
soldiers cheered back the laborers waved their hats
and handkerchlefs The incident illustrated well
throughout the day
Dispatches from Dada Pe,th and Prague say that
the wOrllngmen OF those cities generally celebrated
May Day. 40 disorder has been reported. The
celebrations at those places, IN Vienna took the
form OF meetings.
Reports from all parts Of the Empire show that
the day passed TRANQUILITY in all the cities Of Austria
and Hungary.
barcelona, May The factories here we're closed
to-day. and the workngmen held two meetings.
but there has been disorder.
Rome, Nav 1.-The wording people here did not
celebrate May Day by absaining from work. and the
day has been without special Incident
Lisbon, May Inlay Day has passed without any
occurrence Of unusual interest. The workingmcn
have been employed usual.
NO AUSTRIAN OBJECTION TO MIR. JUDD.
London, May IA dispatch to :" The Tines from
its Vienna correspondent contained reference TO
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