The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-06
RIOTERS RESUME WORK,
AND SHOWER EVERY KIND or MIS-
SILE ON THE POLICE.
"A Hand-to-H Hand Fight Followed, and the
Struggle Continued Until the Police
Were eHeinforced-foreign News.

PARIS, July 5.-The bdy of Nuger, the
young man killed during the trouble last
night between police and students In
the Latin Quarter. was sent home 70
his parents I'm Lyons to-day. The au-
thorities feared the rioters would take
advantage Of the shipment of the body
to cause further trouble. and considera-
bic secrecy was observed I'm transferring
the body from the Morgue to the Lyons
railway station.
At an early hour this morning the
coffin containing the 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 very little attention
TO It beyond lifting their hats in accord
ance with the custom OF saluting the
dead that prevails here.
The students and their abettors I'm
riOting did not know OF the transfer, and
therefore no riotous demonstration occur
red. As the day wore on, the rioters,
hundreds OF whom have no connection
with the students, gathered I'm the VI
cinity Of the markets and started a dis
turbance. Several conflicts occurred be-
tween the rioters on one side and the
police and soldiers on the other. The
crowd was composed Of the riff-raff OF
the city, the majority being out Of work
and men who never work. The fighting
was quite severe and numbers on both
sides We're injured.
The affair has assumed such a serious
aspect that the authorities, who at first
imagined that it was due entirely to the
Of
the students. have determined to restore
order at any cost. The dsorderly ele-
ment In all parts Of the city took ad-
vantage Of the demonstration of the stu
dents TO join I'm TO create disorder and
now, as a matter of fact, they and not
the students as a body are responsible
for the riotlng
To-day almost the whole OF Paris IS
occupied by troops who are under orders
to repress disorder with a strong hand.
The Government has not yet carried out
its threat 10 close the Labor Exchange.
1t was decided this morning 90 allow the
building TO remain open for a little while
longer
Another disgracefrl scene was wit
messed I'm the Chamber Of Deputies to-day.
the occasion being the riots that have
occurred here since Saturday last. The
at once proceed 10 discuss the subject of
riots. but NJ. Dupuy, the Prime Minister
opposed such action. His opposition was
seized upon by the Extremists 20 make
demonstration. They howled and yell
ed, and a general uproar followed. For
a time nothing could be heard but cries
and cOunter-cries. and the utmost dlsor-
der prevailed. When order was finally re-
stored the Chamber. by a vote Of 81 to
l33. postponed consideration Of the ques-
tion until Monday. At this hour. o'clock
=. NJ, quiet prevails In the district south
OF the Seine, where the trouble has been
most pronounced
The prompt action to-day Of the mill
tary. and the knowledge that they have
orders 10 use any amount Of force 10
dlsperse rioters, has had the effect OF
cowing the mob. When night falls, how
ever. further trouble may occur but the
authorities declare that they Will put
down disorder, even If il becomes neces-
sary 10 order the soldiers TO fire vol
leys into the crowd.
The police stopped omnibus and tram
way traffic on the Boulevard ST. Michael
and ST. German at noon The patrols
prevented groups from forming on the
streets There has been no further riot
ing. Several Of those arrested for taking
part I'm the riots have been sentenced 10
terms Of imprisonment varying from a
week TO two months. The arrest OF sew
eral cOnvalescent patients who hissed
the police from the windows OF the Char
ity hospital has called forth n letter Of
protest from Professor Germain Zee.
Milniaht-Rioting was resumed az $3.50
o'clock tonight. A mob IN the boulevard
st Michael assumed threatening atti-
tude, and the police charged upon the
crowd, driving the rioters down the Rue
Des Ecoles as far as The place Maubert.
There the mob made a determined stand,
every kind Of missile on the
police. a hand-to-hand fight followed,
and the struggle continued until the po-
lice were reinforced by a large force cf
Republican guards when the rioters were
In the meantime "a body Of
police and Republican guards had lriven
or the turbulent crowds that had assem-
licd IN the vicinity Of ths Labor TX
change which Is now occupied by troops.
At II o'clock there was sangulnary en-
on the Rue Des Ecoles. The
exact details are wanting, but it is known
that the Republican guards charg "a upon
the rioters with drawn swords, and mat
the police opened fire with revolyers upon
the mob. one man was killed on the spot
by cat from a sabre. Others were
taken 10 neighboring drug stores whsfe
their wounds were dressed.
An assistant brigadier OF police was
found drowned near the Grenelle bridge,
and is supposed 10 have been thrown into
the water by the mob. Two hundred per-
sons were arrested tonight for particlpa-