The herald., 1893-07-06
STORMY SCENES IN PARIS.
Rioting Continued by the
Riffraff Of the City.
Students No Longer Indulging
in the Disorders.
Frequent Collisions Between Troops
and the Mob.
Hubub in the Chamber Of Deputies-Th
Trouble All Caused by the Pres-
once Of Scantily Clad
Girls at Ball.
By the Associated Press.

Dy tuo AbbOClhbou IEcsbs
PARIS, July Sit now appears that
most OF the rioting yesterday was not by
students. but by the riffraff who took ad
vantage of the occasion to raise dis
turbance. This class resumed rioting
this morning and had numerous con-
ficts with the police and soldiery. Num-
bers on both sides were injured. The
affair has assumed such serious aspect
that the authorities have determined to
restore order at any cost. Almost the
whole city is occupied by troops who
have orders to repress disorder with q
strong hand. The body OF Nuger, the
young man killed in yesterdays riots,
was conveyed by infrequented streets to
the Lyons Railway station this morning
and sent home to his parents to avoid
another uprising.
SCENE IN THE DEPUTIES.
There was a scene of uproar in the
chamber of deputies today, over mo-
tion to proceed to discuss the riots in
the city, which the government opposed.
The extremists precipitated scene of
the utmost disorder over the matter.
and it was impossible to transact any
business for some time. Finally, the
matter was postponed by decided ma
jority.
The mob has been cowed by the de-
termined front presented by the govern
ment in calling out the military, and all
was quiet up to O'Clock this evening.
1t is feared, however, that the trouble
will be renewed after nightfall. The
government will order the troops to fire
volleys into the crowds If necessary.
ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.
The trouble originally rose from the
fining of manager Of students ball
for allowing girls to appear in state
little removed from nudity. The stu
dents. however, disgusted with the
roughs for carrying things SO faf, have
rfss gadm Of Paris "a nov 4s concsrnsdlg. ss nslg
They assure the government that they
no longer have any sympathy with the
trouble and have posted placards to that
effect. 1t ia believed the Roulangists
are fostering the trouble for political
ends.
ORDER TEMPORARILY RESTORED.
The police stopped omnibus and
tramway traffic at noon today to prevent
repetition of yesterdays disorders.
Patrols prevented groups from forming
on the streets and there has been no
further rioting. Several of those er-
rested for taking part in the riots have
been sentenced to terms OF imprison.
ment varying from week to two
months.
RIoTING RESUMED.
Misunderstanding was resumed at
9:3O o'clock tonight. The mob assumed
a threatening attitude and the police
charged. The rioters made a deter
mined stand and a hand to hand fight
followed. The struggle was continued
until the police were reinforced by
large force of republican guards, when
the rioters dispersed.
At IL O'Clock there was O eanguinarv
encounter on the Rue de Secoles. The
exact details are wanting, bnt it is
known that the republican guards
charged the rioters with drawn swords
and the police opened fire with revolv-
ers. One man was killed by cut from
a sabre, others were taken to neighbor-
ing drug stores where their wounds were
dressed. Ha
Another mob get fire to a tram car
and burned it to ashes.
An assistant brigadier of police was
found drowned near Grenoble bridge,
and is supposed to have been thrown
into the water by the mob. Two hun
dred persons were arrested tonight for
participation in the disturbance.