The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-06
MORE FIGHTING At PARIS.
A Mob Gives Battle to the Police
Late in the Night.

The Rioters Dispersed Only After
Desperate Hand-to-Hand Conflict.
The Mobs Now Made Up ofthe Lower
Elements Instead of Students.-The
Worst Probably Over.
Paris, July 5-'Ehe body of Nuger, tho
young man killed during the fighting be-
tween the police and students in the
Latin quarter, was sent to the home OF
! his parents in Lyons to-day. The'author-
tiles feared that the rioters would take
advantage of the shipment Of the body to
cause further trouble, and considerable
secrecy was observed in transferring the
body from the morgue to the Lyons rail
way station.
TAKEN TO THE TRAIN.
At an early hour tins morning the cof-
Tin containing the remains was placed in
hearse and taken to the station, the
route followed being through the unfre-
qucntcd streets. Early riscrs who saw
the hearsc paid very little attention to it
beyond lifting their hats in accordance
with the custom Of saluting the dead that
prevails here. The students and their
abettors in the rioting, did not know of
the transfer, and therefore, 10 riotous
demonstration occurred.
RIoTING RENEWED.
As the day wore on the rioters, hun
dreds Of whom have no connection with
the students, gathered in the vicinity of
the markets and re-startCd the distur-
! Dances. Several conflicts occurred be
tween the rioters on one side and the pO-
lice and soldiers on the other. The crowd
was composed of the ritfraff of the city,
majority being men out of work and men
who never work. The fighting was quite
severe, and numbers on both sides were
injured
The affair has assumed such serious
| aspect that the authorities, who at first
| imagined that it was due entirely to ctfer-
yescence Of the more mischicvOUs of the
students, have determined TO restore order
at any cost.
THE STUDENTS OUT OF IT
The disorderly element in all parts Of
| the city took advantage Of the demon
stratiOn of the students to Join in to ere
ate disorder and now, as d matter Of
fact, baGy and not the students rs a body
arc responsible for the rioting. To-day
| almost the whole of Paris is occupied by
troops who are under orders to reprCss
disorder with strong hand. The gov
! ernment has not yet carried out It's threat
to close the labor exchange. 1t was de
cided this morning to allow the building
to remain open for little while longer.
LIVELY TIME IN THE CHAMRER.
Another dsgracecul scene was wit
| messed in the chamber of deputies to-day,
the occasion being the riots that have Oc-
Cured here since Saturday last. A pro-
! posal was made that the chamber should
| at once proceed to discuss the subject of
! the riots, but NJ. Dupuy, the prime minis
ter, opposed such action. His opposition
/ ll fgrfg
make q demonstration They hOwled and
yelled and general uproar followed. For
time nothing could be heard but cries and
counter cries, and the utmost disorder
prevailed. When order was finally re-
stored, the chamber by vote of 377 to
1873, postponed consideration of the ques-
ton until Monday At this hour, p. m,
quiet prevails in the district south of the
Seine where the trouble has been most
pronounced. The prompt action to-day
by the military and knowledge that they
have orders to use any amount of force TO
disDerse the rioters, has had the effect of
| cowiug the mob.
TRAFFIC STOPPED.
Paris, July 5.-The police stopped ON
nibus and tram way traffic on the ROulc-
ward ST. Michel at noon. Patrols
prevented groups from forming on the
streets.
Several of those arrested for taking
part in the riots have been sentenced to
terms of Imprisonment varying from a
week to two months. The arrest of sew
eral convalesceut patients who hissed the
police from the windows of the charity
hospital has called forth q letter Of pro
test from Professor German See.
RiOting was resumed tonight at $3.50
o'clock. 4 mob in Boulevard St. Michel
assumed a threatening attitude, and tho
police charged upon she crowd, driving
them down Rue des Escoes as far as
the Place Maubert There the mob made
a determined stand, showering every kind
OF missiles on thepolicc.
A HAND TO HAND FIGHT.
A hand to hand fight followed and the
struggle continued until lie police were
reinforced By q large force Of the repub-
ican guards, when the rioters were dis
perscd.
in the meantime a body of police and
republican guards had driven of turbu-
lent crowds that had assembled In the
vicinity of the labor exchange, which is
now occupied by troops.
At II O'Clock there was a sauguinary
encounter on Rue des Eseoles. Exact de
tails are wanting, but it is known that the
republican guards charged upon the riot
ers with drawn swords and that the
police opened fire with rCVolycrs upon the
mob one man was killed on the spot by
a cut from sabcr. Others were taken
to neighbOring d1ng stores, where 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 mob Two hundred per
sons were arrested tonight for partici-
pating in the disturbances
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