The sun., 1893-04-19

sides. Indicating as II did the panic.stricken
spread. and was received with immense relief
II not entire satisfaction by tho people. The
Socialists had declared that they would
not accept the scheme OF plural vot-
ing or any measure but plain free
suffrage for all citizens above twenty. one.
Tho General Council OF their organization.
however, hns wisely determined to stop the
present agitation till efforts can be mado to
secure thor object by Senate amendment.
The crisis at all events is over for tho pres
600 persons. Nearly all these will havo three
votcs each under the plan voted to-day. But
1.o0O.0o0 now voters largo portion with two
or three votes. will gain the suffrage. The es-
timated number OF votes cast undor tho sys-
tenn Is about 100000.
Tho streets tonight are still throngod. and
troops remain under arms 1uartered In tho
squares and parks. There have been several
sharp encounters with the police and tho
crowds this evening. but clubs and swords
have sufIlced to control the mob Several
persons have been badly hurt on both sides.
hpt on,v In tho r-ov,,,., hos thar, h..r
eef'ouS 'osS vi i'ie'
Tho Senate will probably act imm ediately
on the suffrage bill They will not reject 1t
or impose further restrictions on the suffrage.
Many think the upper branch may grant
more Of the popular dcmands.
ny Uai,-i Pres.
=, ~ Wv o'.au'' y. nepF'son.n'''es ~ 'o,u"y
~, ISL n"s. ."e o.. .'neF, t',n, oonsa'ua'eu .' .no
s'nua'nes "nu .ne IVY "u"1u On ,r, 'ne'r e"c-
oess IA oop,"e WIN .ne u,sU,uel. nv ~ oo,etG'
."o"' wo",u Su"' ""'ee D., "' peei n'e't ue."'.eu:
!" MAINTAIN oraer. Inc irenler 'h'i.n"!ea
'nnt the reports on .ne proposa,s LOT me re,
VISION OF the constitution would DO deDateu
to.morfo".
NJ. Demou at once arose ana proposed thn1
the Chnmoer shouid not wait until tomorrow.
one should suspend It's sitting In order that
me reports should DO made ready ior lmme-
diate presentation. and then assemble again
t"nce TO discuss the reports.
10 TINS proposition the Ch"moer agreed.
Inc ncreement appeared t' be hastehed oy
tne presence OF an enormous 'nron: o, people
VINO crowded the rreeincts OF the chamber.
e>ioeh'iy very nauch eAe"ea on the suo]ect Oh
universal suffrage. anu resolute that tnere
snou'o oe no oeia' IN considering 'hat suplect.
ihe approac"es 10 the .hamoer were s'ronEy
guarded TO prevent violence from oelne dohe
10 OBNOXIOUS memcers.
lne Ihamoer Oh hopreseheatives reas-
semoied. niter the preparation OF the reports
on the revision OF inc constitution ana py a
WY VI tio nsa.ns' L. win ,'ur'eeh Austen.
'"''ohS ..o'n 'o'ihk' auop,eo uh'selH", sun
lnse' Win provision 'or p'ura' fo.'hE W .ne
classes owning properly accotulhe u 'he
@nouht anu situatioh o' me property.
oheers Wltn'h the ohnuhper were ,oio"ea
W p'o"'sl""s "ocinuia'ious i'ont ,no enoi-
., eIo.u ."". """.oo t"' r, rvo. y. .ne
..'. o". oo 'uv I,,. .N,"n. ss
I We u'r'."u 800 anu
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o,d.L to i..u. to tb. naon,, m.ri,..to
o,airst Tho N,sasr hiII which n-onos.s tb.
contJn,tinn ~ mural vo,Ino md universal
.ny,,o. ,rha ,aaa.r. viii, urco th. n.onI. 70
follow nm th.ir vic,orv NV ,oit.tinc urco...
tnclv Tor pniv.rsaI suffrage nure and sinnle
Edrup3 nicord hor-Istar of thia citr was
,rros,ad ,o.dnv for matirr s,each in the