New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05


1yGMFN MAKE THE STU ,TIoN
MORE CRITICAL. GENERAL
sNsSIrR PREPARED FOR
pars JnIv 5-Betwecn | and IL o'clock the
trobs piled M the carriages and carts when
,bcv had seizrd 10 blrricadc the streets All
,bo sbops between the Rue dc Peres and the
Colleg. 10 France were closed early in tn" cV"n-
inc The names Of twenty men seriously IN
.,rod IN IN, riots of the night have bren re-
nortc0 Twelve Of the injured men are In
hospitals.
n Iozc. Prrfcct Of Police. rendered his rcS9-
nation 70 thc Government yesterday, nut the
Government declined to accept IT until alter 'ife
restoration Of cr'i"r.
AT I o'clock the report from the Latin poar-
for said thlt most of the windows were broken
sho Iompros,s were lying the streets ana
broken furniture and half-suaehcd vehicles i'N
strewn over the pavemcnts. police brl%ad'r
s. .aid 10 have been seriously wounded Win Il
revolver.
The morning newspapers give many instances
bf the vandalism manifested by the student
mobs On the boulevard St Michel the no"'r'
causcd block OF tramcarS. They com~'"o ''''
passengers in the first car to ah@h'' snaS"'"
the windows and window frames with IRON "arS'
unhitched the horses and then turned '''e '"'
INSIDE down. The rioters near by wrr" PulcN
10 follow this example, and WITHIN nN' I''"''
five other ear, had hccn wrecked ana uPN'' .
7, ,ba Puo ruocnc Delacroix twenty lads built
h barricadc of vehicles and paving stones lii9
barricade like most of the Others inP"d"d Grea"H
The operations of the cavalry, and was lmpresh"
bic against the police. The Paris newspapess say
that one policemen was killed, and thirty or iof'!
policemen and $50 rioters We're injureI.
Tic disorder in tho streets increases
hourly The whole district bounded by the
Boulevard -. Gcrmain. the river ana IN" nue.
de Seine is In an uproar. students. WIN cr"""S Vi
,ouehs. fill the open spaces Nnmibuse" and tram
cars are stopped hv the moh', the passengers are
turned out and the vehicles are upset
On the Boulevard St Gcrmain the Quai Noltaire
md tie Rue dcS st PerCs traffic has been su'-
pended. The Rue des ST Pcrc> las been bar'l-
caded Pedestrians stopped ami mal'r'''''i'
The Charity Hospital has bcn surrounded WIN
cuirsssiers TO keep Oh the Students who threatened
To attack the building The Ministry of PuhIlc
Works, the Marine Department and the hcole o'~
Beaux Arts are guarded lay military Nkllms'-
ing is reported intermittcntN from th' Kut jacob
the Voltaire Quai and tn" Pac" ~. H"rnuh.
The students are trying, also, to repeat the
scenes Of Monday night in the ncighborhood OF thc
PaIais de Justice and Prefecture de Police
mob assembled af the race d. ''i'i'' an" "''
% rush over the bridge to ~ Boulevard du
Palais. which runs between the two buildings
They We're met and driven back by body OF
cavalv They retrcatcd fighting down the Bonlc-
ward St Michel Many students were tralhplcu
mr. cut and several cavalrymcn were wounded by
dying stones.
AT 10 80 the students had possession OF a dozen
streets between the Boulevard St Gcrrnal' and
the Seine. Infantry and cavalry are at hand, how
over to restrain them from breaking into the pup
lie buildings.
Ar II 40 the whole district between the Ru"
dos ST PcrrS and the COLLEGE he franc" TWO
blocks east Of the Boulevard ~. McArl, WIS
in full riot. Troops Of cavalry and squads OF
polce are stationed in every street In" 't"d'h''
hold their ground. They are stopping and upset
,;,r all vehicles Scores Of cart, and cariia9'9
lave been set on fire. Many students ar using
rcvOlvers.
The mob in front Of the Charity Hospital nay"
been charged repeatedly by the police, Du' heI'
lack and will not di>Pers". Their allies III
windows Of buildings near IN" h"Sp'd NAV" "o'"
Melting the police with crockey, furniiuir am
cottonwood saturated with carho!l" ar'd Many
policemen nave been injured. AilHou-" noiLiro ,ro
lie mob al tie hospital IN cn'ck, tIr PlIC ~ H.,
beca Unsuccessful in taxing thc oh"hSlF'' ii"
cujrlss:crS have not ~ vet lnteri"I"d. , ,
The critical situation l. comVllc"Trn "N ban" "ro
sanG Of them met last evening in the l.. Dor LY
chang. and decided u RENAL. in the buldih1 al
might 10 prevent the aUtholItl"~ IRON ','e 'il'7 7
their threat g. clos" il. More than 80" "",n j. ~
ingmen are marching, eight ahrra'' 1ii9 rr rr
disturbed district. The kcon'~t anXl'iN i 'N'iN
,ybcrr apparent. General Saussrr, military Eos-
crnor Of Paris has prepared III" sarrlso" io' ''''
worst. ; . d b, stud4nta
,atc~dov at st GcIni;In dos Pres and in the K"e
Sacoh near the Charity Hospital me poll1r
were unable 10 dspcrsc the mohs. Eveh'ualiy
tered the students -, .,, .. sd
The Municipal Councillors Lfye decided to Seha
n derutatiou to the funeral OF Vi. NuetI, III" ci"IN
,oi ",i ,' kiIlcd in the encounter between the
nolice and the students i'll tn Latin Quarter Oh
saturday They have issued p M don, t,,o mo~
to act nslm1y and pacically II is rumor"d that
the funeral will h" held ery 'Ii' i9rn.ng ,idIa h
T. was aso reported that NngrrS Doay wonln De
-. ", vi n ~. I..t npht in order that no opportu-
~, T for N = demonstration AZ the funeral may be
given. Students are watching '"' ''i'"''
"oh on5on no 5h"I Inv 51Thc Paris Correspondent Of
"The Daily News says that the - -r"n@mS T'o 10 "' Ire
aiding tLc rio,ous students ore suPP,'Sr ';WH ~ ~.
in the nav of political wirc-pu1cfs WHO WIS" ~
brirg the Dupuy Government ln'o o'N'''"'''
TIE Mun,cipoI Conndl OF Paris has nehIN "'"". ,
tecn In conflict with the Prelcc' lure u oon,-
n WINS IN L.. .xncctcd that II would sen" u'P'
t.'ion to The funeral Of VI. Nug"r l' P'' ITr'.,r
A.. n.,..... ,,l,. Tho Councillors are no longer
AZ und.r fine former monarchlcal and imp'iI" r's'''
q deaf and dumb assembly they are " -
BY universal suffrage. and they are III ,,,,i
'"'F NV i'P' W r p,r,. The Muric
ipal Council desires 10 be IL" only power ,',,.,or
to govern The city. anc II cannot Dear !" r,, ~
Of the I'rcfect Of tho s,ine and oi 'n' ,..n
Police, two officials appointed by the N"'i''' c, NJ
uent IN represent It's supreme AUTHORITY !" s,1
the two larger cities OF Francc-LyonS ana ,,,,nr,v
Their Interference in municipal ahni'S j rn.sc
eosented as a rule ~ the elected Counci'l"''- , v
chin that the police and other adm'n'N" ,o,roI
D>nses Of the cities ar. paid ont o. 'he "'''' ~
hndce, and that tbe representatives OF the taNpN'