Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
THE PARIS RloIlNG.
No Longer Duo to students ss Body
Troops Restoring Order.
[BY Anslo-Amerissn cable 70 tne pIsoatca.I


TBy Apsio-Amerissn cable 70 tho Dispa.cn.I
PARIS, July 5.-The body Of Nuger. tho young
man who was killed during tho ight between
the police aud students In the Latin Quarter.
ives sent TO the home OF bis parents. I'm Lyons,
to-day. Tue authorities feared that the rioters
would taks advantage OF the ehipSient OF the
body TO cause further trouble. and considefablc
secrecy was observed IN Transferring ths body
from tho motgue so the Lyons railway ssstion.
At an early hour this morning the co1in contain.
ing the remains WAS placed In hearse aud
taken 10 the station, the route followed being
through the unfreqasnted streets. Karty rtsors
who saw the hearse paid very httie attention TO
II beyond lifting their hats In accorde ,cc with
the custom OF ssluiius the dead that preyans
here. The students and their abettors In rt0ting
did not know OF the transfer. and therefore, no
riotous demonstration occurred.
As the day were on tho rioters hundreds ot
whom have no connection win the students,
gathered 10 the vicinity OF the markets and rc-
started disturbance. Several conflicts occurred
between the rioters on one side aud the police
and soldiers on the other. The crowd WAS COM
posed OF the riffraf OF the city. the majority be-
ing out Of work and men who never WORK Tno
lighting was quite seyere aud numbers ON poth
sides we're injured. The affair has assumed
such serious aspect that the authorities, who
at flrst imagined that IA was due 20 the efer-
vescence OF the more miscnieyous OF the stu
dents, have determined TO restore order az any
cost.
took advantage OF tue demonstrsslon OF stu
dents 20 Join in and create disorder. end now. as
matter OF fact, they, and not the students, as
body, are responsible for the rlosng. To-day
almos, the whole ot Paris is occupied BY troops,
who are under orders 10 rspress disorder with .
strong hand.
The government has not yet carried out ies
threat 20 close the Labor Exchange. 10 was do
cded this morning to allow tho building 70 ros
main open for little while longer.
rUMULr AMONG THE LEGEsLAroRa
Another disgraceful scene was witnessed la
the Chamber OF Deputies to-day, the occasion
being the riots that have occurred here since
Chamber should at once proceed 70 discuss tho
subject OF the riots. but N. Dupuy, tho Primo
Minister, opposed such action. HIS opposliion
was seized upon by the extremists TO mako u
demonstration. They howled aud yelled and a
general uproar followed. For time nothing
could be heard but crios ana counter cries. anu
the utmost disorder prevailed. When order was
finally restored the Chamber, by vote OF o1f
TO 1873. postponed consideration of the question:
until Monday.
QUIET IN THE latin QUARTER.
At this hour-5 o'clock p. M-quot prevails In
the district south OF the Seine, whore the trouble
has boon mOst pronounced. lac prompt action
to-day Of the military and the knowledge that
they have orders 70 use any amount OF force to
disperse rioters has had the effect OF cowing the
mon. When night falls, however, further Trouble
may occar, but The authorities declare that they
will put down disorder even II Il becomes nocei-
sary ia order the soldiers 10 hre volleys INTO tho
crowd.
Tho police stopped omnibus and trsmway
traffic on the Boulevard ST. Michel and 81 Ger
pain at noon. The patrols prevented groups
from forming on the streets. There has been
no further riotinE. Several OF those arrestei Tor
taking part In the riots have beon eentenced 10
terms OF Imprisonment varying from week To
two montbs. The arrest OF several convalescens
patients who hissed the police from the WIN
dows OF the Charity Hospital has called forth q
letter OF protest from Professor German see.
MISUNDERSTANDING was resumed at e;30
o'clock tonight. A mob In the Boulevard 81.
Michel assumed a threatening attitude anu no
police charged upon tho crowd, driving tho
rioters down tho Rue des Ecoles as far as the
Place Naubert. There tho mob made deter-
mined stand. shoWering every Kind OF missile
on tho police. A hand-to-hani light followed
and the struggle continued until the police weTo
reinforced by "A large force OF kopuolcsn "A
Guards, whom the rioters were dispersed. IN
tho mean time a tody u police and Republican
Guards had driven on a turbulent crowd that
had assembled in the vicinity Ot the Labor Ex-
| change, viii n IL nos occupied by troops.
AT IL o'clock aguguinaS encounter took
place In the kue des Ecoes. Tho exRct dotAus
| are waiting, cut IL Is known that the Repnbi-
| can Guards charged upon the rioters with drawn
swords. aud nye policemen opened hre Win To-
yolvers upon tho mob. One man was killed on tho
| spot by a cut from sabre. Others were taken
| 60 neighbOrng drugstogoS, where their wounds
were dressed
An assistant brlgadier Of police was found
drowned near the 6renelle bridge and ~ sup
posed to have bsen thrown into the water ~
tho mot. Two hundred persons we're arrested
tonight for participation In tho disturbance.