The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-05
PARIS IN AN UPROAR
MObS Join the Students and Ter
rOrize The City.
STREETS BARRiCADED.
Many Students Gut and Tram
pied by the Cavalry.

TrafIc Suspended In Many street.-Ped-s.
trisus Mni:reatcd nnd omnihus-- and
Street Cars Overturn-d-Pus,ic Buiidiugs
Guarded by the M,iitary-The students
Have Possession OF IL Dozen Streets
They Are Using Eevoivcrs md Setting
Carts and Carr.nSrs F!rs-The Atts-
tude or tho Working men Adds to the
Gravity OF the Crisis-K scncst Anxiety
Feit-The Military Governor or Faris
Prepares the Garrison TO. the Worst
PARIS July A. Riotous demonstrations were
made by students to-day at st. Gormain dos
Pres and in the Rue Jacob. near tho Horiah
de Ia Charit6. Tho police were unable TO dis
perse the mobs. Evcntuallya large detachment
of cavalry charged and scattered tho students.
The disorder in the s:rcets increases hourly.
Tho whole district bounded by the boulevard
st. GERMAN. the river. and tho Ruc de Seine 10
in an uproar. students. with crowds Of roughs.
fill the open spaces. Omnbuses and tramcars
arc stopped by the mobs. the passengers arc
turned out and the vehicles are upset. On the
Boulevard st. Gcrmain. Quni Noltnire. and the
Rue ST. Pores traffic has been suspended. The
Rue ST. Pores has been harrcadcd. Fedestri-
ans are stopped and matrcatcd.
The Charity Hospital has been surrounded
with cuirassiers to keep OF tho students who
threatened to attack the building. The Minis
try OF Public Works. the Marine Department.
and the Ecole des Beaux-Arts arc guarded by
military. Skirmishlng is reported intermit-
tcntly from the hue Jacob. tho DUAL Noltairs.
and the Place st. German
The students are trying also. to repeat the
scenes OF last night in tho neighhorhood OF
the Falais dc Justice and Prefecture de Police
A mob assembled Mt the Place st. Michel. and
tried to rush over the bridge to the boulevard
du Palais. which runs between the two build
inGs. They were met and driven back by .
body OF cavalry. They retrcated. fighting.
down the Boulevard st. Michel. Many stu
dents were trarpled or cut. and several cav
nlrymen were wounded by flying stones. At
1880 o'clock the students havo possession OF
n dozen streets between the boulevard ST. Ger
main and the Seine. Infantry and cavalry are
at hand. however. to restrain them from
breaking into the public buildings.
At 1880 T. NJ. the whole district between
Rue St Pores and the College do France. two
blocks east Of the Boulevard ST. Michel. is in
full riot. Troops OF cavalry and squads OF
police are stationed in every street. The sixi,.
| dents hold their ground. They are stopping
| and upsettinR all vehicles. Scores OF carts and
| carriages have been set on fire. Many stu.
| dents are Using rcrolvers
| The mob in front OF the Charity Hospital
| have been charged repeatedly by the police.
but fight back and will not disperse. Their
allies In windows OF buildings near the hospital
! have been peltinE the police with crockery and
| furniture. and cotton wool saturated with car
| bolic acid. Many policemen have been In.
| jurcd. Although holding the mob at the hos
| pitnl in check. the police have been unsuc-
| cessfu! In taking the offensive. The cuirns-
| sers have not ms yet interfered.
The critical situation Is complicated by the
! demon STATIONS OF the workingmen. Three
| thousand OF them met this evening In the 1n-
Dor Exchange. and decided TO remain in the
| building all night to prevent tho authorities
| from executing their threat to close 1t.
| More than l.5O0 workit Emen arc marching.
| eight abreast, through tho disturbed district
| The kcenest anxiety is everywhere ppai ont.
| Gen. Saussor. military Governor OF Prs, has
| prepared the garrison for the wort
| The Municipal Councillors have d. cdcd to
| send n dcputation to the funeral OF NJ. Nrgf,
| the clerk who was killed in the encounter be.
| tween tho police and the students in tho Latin
! Quarter on Saturday. They have issued
proclamation however. urging all persons who
attend tho funeral to act calmly and medically.
1t is rumovcd that the funeral will be held very
! early tomorrow morning.
| 1t is reported that Nuger's body will be s,nt
to Lyons to- night IN order that no opportunity
Tor q demonstration at the iunoral may DO
given Students are watching tho railway
| station to thwnrt the PLAN
PARIs July 5.-Dctwccn IL and II O'clock
| the mob piled IN the carriages and carts which
| they had seized to Larricnde tho streets. All
| tho sh ops between the Rue st. Pores nnl the
| College de France were closed carly In the
| evening.
Tho names OF twenty men seriously injured
| in the riots Of the night have been reported
| Twelve OF the injured are In hospitals. NJ
| Loze rrefect OF Police. rendered his rosigna-
| tion TO the Government yesterday. but they
| declined to accept It until after the restoration
| OF order.
At ! A. NJ. the rcr-t from tho Latin
| auhrter Is that most Of tho windows ARE
| broken. the lampposts arc lying across the
| Streets and broke ell furniture and half sLnsh-
| al vehicles are strcwn over the rayemsnts
| police brigndier Is said 10 have b,rn seriously
! wounded with II revolver
Tho morning newspaper, give ra7y In
| stances o.. tho perfect vandalism III mi eded
| by tho stulonts' mobs On the Bpulev ri ".
| Michel the rioters eau ei u beck tcs nf tan
| cars.
| They compelled the passengers In the hrs
| cur to alight smashed tho windows ana
window frames with iron bars. unhtchcd tho
| horses and then turned tho car upside down.
| The rioters nearby were Ip!ck to follow this
| example and within Ave minutes Ave other
| cars hal loen wrecked md upset.
In tho lu, Eugene Deacroix twenty lads
| built q bnrricade OF vehicles and PAVING
stones. This barricade. like n ost OF the 9th
ers. impeded greatly the OF esa,ions OF the
| cavalry. and was impresnabe by the police.
! The Paris newspapers say that ono po'i"e-
man was killed. and thirty or forty policemen
| and 100 rioters were injured.
LONDON. July 1.-The Paris correspondent OF
| tho Nrrs says that the roughs who are aiding
| the riotous students are supposed to lie IN the
| nay Of political wirepullsrs. who wish to bring
| the Dupuy Government into dscrcdit