The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05

PARIS, July 3.-On Saturday last an
| affray occurred between the police and
a number Of students in the latin quar-
| ter. Today the rioting was renewed.
| The spokesmen Of the students were ac-
| corded hearing by the chamber Of
| deputies. They stated the facts in the
case as they appeared to them. The
order Of the day expressing the trust
| that the government would do its best
to punish the guilty officers was finally
4 adopted by the chamber.
At $50 o'clock this evening 1000
students surrounded the prefecture OF
| police, jeered the officials and threw
| stones through the windows. While the
| police were preparing to charge. the mob
upset all the booths in the neighborhood
and smashed the street lamps. The
! charge of the police was resisted stub
| bornly. The students fought back with
clubs and stones. In the first onset
| several students were wounded and two
| policemen were stretched unconscious on
! the pavement. The second charge re-
| suited In more injuries on both sides,
| but the students were driven back but
| fifty or sixty yards After the third
| charge had been repulsed, the student.
marched singing and shouting to
| Place st. Michel The police retired
and call for cavalry was sent. out frOu
| the prefecture. At 1915 the students
| were rioting in the boulevard St. Michel.
| The cavalry was called out TO drive the
| students from the neigh boorhOod of the
| Palais de Justie and the prefecture de-
! police returned 10 their barracks after
| the mob had retreated TO the Boulevard
| ST. German. The mob then hurried
back along the Boulevard St. Michel and
| across the bridges to the Boulevard Du
| Palais between the arms Of the river
| The students smashed with their clubs
| aad & heavy piece Of timber the nassive
| doors Of the Palais De Justice and
| knocked the glass out Of all the windows
within reach. The police FASTENED TO
| the spot and charged with drawn
swords. The rioeers overcome them.
tore their swords from their hands and
| drove them back 10 the hotel Dieu. Sew
| the swords which the rioters haG wrest-
ed from them. Three of these policemen
| have been taken TO the hospitals.
| a dozen other policemen were badly
! bruised with stones and clubs. One po-
liceman was cut by the students. strip
ped Of hic clothes and carried 70 the
| river. He begged the students on his
knees not to throw him in and eventual
| ly was released by them. The republic
| an guards were called cut at midnight
| The students retreated down the boule-
| ward St Michel as the guards ap-
| preached and dispersed shortly before
| o'clock. The guards remain stationed at
| the bridges 10 prevent the return o f1ny
| rioters to the Palais de Justice or Pre-
lecture de Police. NJ. Lone denied late
| last evening that he had resigned.
Intense excitement prevailed I'm the
| Latin quarter until 3:15 o'clock this morn
| ing. Students and police fought re-
peatedly. Fifteen policemen and many
| students were injured seriously. The
| students set fire To the booths of the
street after upsetting them.
NJ. Loze. prefect. and NJ. Nignie. secre-
| tary-general Of the police. were in the
distance directing the police forces.
PARIS. July 4.--Riotous demonstrations
main de Pres and the Rue Jacob. near
| the Hospital de la Charlie. The police
were unable TO dlspersse the mops. Even
| charged and Scattered the students. The
disorder in the streets increased hourly.
| Students with crowds OF roughs. filed
| the open spaces. Onnibuses and tram
cars were blocked by the mobs, the passen-
| set. More than 150O worl1ngmen marched
eight abreast through the disturbed dis
1t is reported that Nugers body will be
| sent 10 Lyons tonight An opportunity
ee gTeS f3F are %Rbr ton to ib at r5 he
way to thwart the plans. The keenest
anxiety is everywhere apparent Gen.
prepared the garrison for the worst.
Court Martial TO Convene at Once.
| LONDON, July 3.-In the house Of COM
mons today Shuttleworth, secretary of
the admiralty. stated nresponse to in
| quiries on the subject, that the admir-
atty had decided TO convene Immediately
a court martial on the matter Of the loss
| OF the Victoria. The court martial
would he held in Malta Replying TO
| question asked in the house Of commons
| today by John Redmond (Parnellite)
| Mr.. Gladstone intimated that ii was the
intention of the government 70 appoint
Joint commission 70 inquire into the
! financial relations between Great Britain
| and ireland. Mr.. Gladstone added that
! the sittings of the commission would
not begin until the excitement in con-
! nection with the passage of the home
| rule bill had subsided.
The Kaiser and Practical Politics.
BERLIN, July S.-Emperor William to-
dav granted an audience to Herr Won
! Koscielski, a leader Of the Polish party.
His majesty learned from the Polish
leader that his party demanded in re-
turn for their support of the army bill.
| certain concessions in regard to national
schools. The emperor readily fell in
! with the views expressed by Her Kos
| cielski ana summoned Dr. 3osse, minis
ter of instruction, who was directed by
the emperor TO prepare scheme that
| would satisfy the Poles.
GIadstone's Injuries Very slight.
| LONDON. July 3.--The accident that
befell Mr.. Gladstone yesterday at Ham
house, Petersham, the residence in Sur
rey OF the earl Of Dysart. is not at all
serious. The spraining of his ankle was
very slight He returned TO London
from ham house toGay and showed no
sign OF the accident. He looked we'll and
walked erect and firmly.
Why suffer with sicb headache and
biliousness when Simmons Liver Regula-
tor will cure Won?