The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-06
POLICE RIOTS IN PARIS.
The Paris Police and Students
Again Come Together.
The Result Was Many Dead and In
jured on Both Sides.
the Cavalry Called Out TO suppress the
Nuisance Cabs and Tram-Cnrs over
tnrned and Pedestrians Maltrcatcd
The worst since ths Commune.

PARIS, July --tkiotouA uem0nStra-
tions were made by students. Tuesday,
Il 81 Germafn DIES Pres and IN the Rue
Jacob, near the Hospital de Ia Charlie.
The police were unable 10 disperse the
moba Eventually a large detachment
81 cavalry charged and scattered the
students
The mob again formed, however. and
At SIP, m. the district bounded by the
boulevard ST. Germain, the river and
the Rue dc Seine, Is imam nproar. stu
dents, with crowds Of roughs. ill the
open spaces Omnibuses and tram cars
are stopped by the mob, the pas.
sengers are turned out and the
vehicles are upset In the Roule-
ward st. Germain, Quai voltairc
and the Rue 81 pcres traffic has been
suspended. The Rue St rcrcs has been
barricadcd. Pedestrians are stopped
and maltrented. The Charity hospital
has been surrounded with cuirnssiers
10 keep of the students. who threaten
10 attack the building The ministry
Of public works, the marine depart
mcnt and the Ecole dos Rraux Arts arc
guarded by military. Slxlrmishing Is
reported internationally from the Rue
Jacob, the voltaire DUAL and the Place
St Germaine.
The students are trying also TO re-
peat the scenes Of Monday night in the
neighborhood Of the palais de Justice
and Prefecture de Police A mob AS.
sembled at the Place ST Michel md
tried to rush over the bridge to the
boulevard du Palais. which runs be.
tween the two buildings. They were
met by d body Of cavalry. Many stu
dents were tramplcd or cut. and sew
eral cavairymen were wounded BY hy.
ing stones,
The mob In front Of the Charity hos
pital have been charged repeatedly by
the police, but fight back, and will not
dispense. Their allies in the windows
of buildings near the hospital have
been pelting the police with crockery,
md furniture and cotton saturated
with carbolic acid. Many policemen
lahaye becn injured Although holding
the mob at the hospital In check. the
police have been unsuccessful In taking
| the offensive. The cuirassiers have moi
MS yet interfered
Tho critical situation Is complicated
By the demonstration OF the working
men. Three thousand Of them met
Tuesday evening in the Labor Tx
change, md decided TO remain In the
building, all night to prevent the au.
thoritics from executing their threat q
! close II. More than 1900 workingmen
are marching, eight abreast through
the district Cen Saussier, military
governor Of Paris. has prepared the
garrison for the. worst
| At o'clock Wednesday morning
the Latin quarter were assuming an
| ugly aspect Not more than ten per
cent. of the rioters are students, while
| the rest Of the mob is composed OF Paris
rowdics, striking cabmcr and unem-
ployed worlxmen. Consequently the
struggle between the rioters and police
Is assuming a savage character.
The evening was an excited one
throughout the entire Latin quarter,
which Is now completely occupied BY
the police. The circulation Of all We.
hicles has been stopped and all the
shops were closed.
In political circles much dissatisfac
! tion at the action Of the government
exists, and II the disorders continue
parliament may overthrow the minis
try. NJ. Loze, the project Of police
has not yet resigned. He and thu
| municipal council are not in agreement
/ on what should be done to put an END
/ TO the stroubles.