The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-02
THE REDS RAN.
Chased Out of Hyde
Park.
TOO MUCH HOT TALK.
Englishmen Could Not
Stand 1t.
QUIET ON THE CONTINENT.
For the Most Part Anarchy Kept
Its Head Hidden.
QUIET ON THE CONTINENT.
SOME RIoTING IN BELGIUM.
But the Police Were on the Alert and
Promptly Suppressed the
Offenders.

LONDON. May 1.-Dispatches received
here from the different capitals of Europe
show that Mayday has passed without any
serious disturbance. In this city the anar-
chsts received a lesson from a mob in
hyde Park, and the socialists made a
demonstration in the same place.
All was quiet at Berlin and Vienna, al
though meetings of workmen and others
were dispersed by the police in both those
cities.
A large meeting was held at Marseilles,
but no serious disturbance took place.
At Hamme, Belgium, thers was some
rioting, but order was socn restored by the
police.
Mayday passed off quietly in Paris and
through France generally.
No Mayday disorders occurred in Rome
or any other part of Italy.
Orderly meetings were held in other
leading towns Of the continent.
Anarchists attempted to hold a midday
meeting at Hyde Park to express SYM
pathy for Fernaria and other Anarchists in
prison. Editor Samuel of the Common
veal. an anarchist organ, used expressions
. which aroused indignation. Finally the
anti-anarchists made a rush toward the
platform. The anarchists attempted to
defend the orator, but were chased out of
the park. Many of the most prominent
"reds" had their coats torn from their
backs.
a procession of socialists numbering
several thousand persons formed to-day
near Blackfriars Bridge and marched to
HYDE Park. All those who took part in
&ho afoo Of rih
in their buttonholes. The procession was
headed by a band of music, and thousands
of flags were carried by them. Some of
these flags were draped. and others were
red and inscribed with such notices as
Down With the Masters" Prepare for
the Coming Revolution"
Upon arriving at Hyde Park the social
lists sang the "MarseiIlaise." aud William
Morris and other socialist speakers ad-
dressed the assemblage.
The Globe says bomb was found to-
day IN Guildhall, or the council hall of
the city of London.
GHENT, Belgium. May 1. - At Hamme,
nineteen miles from here. the ropemak-
ers ceased work and joined in a disorderly
Mayday parade. They broke windows
with stones. The local gendarmes re-
stored order after number of arrests.
PARIS. May 1.-Mayday is passing qui-
etly throughout France.
A number of deputati0ns were received
by the socialist members at the Chamber
of Deputies during the day, but no demon
stratiOn of any kind was attempted. Nu-
merous meetings of socialists were held in
different parts of the city tonight.
BERLIN, May 1.--Mayday passed off
quietly mere. generally speaking. a mob
of about 1000 anarchists assembled and its
leaders commenced delivering sedititous
speeches. Thereupon the anarchists were
dispersed by the police. After the mob of
anarchists had been dispersed several
groups proceeded to the Thiergarten, but
they were oyerawed by the detectives and
soon dispersed.
A number of persons collected during
the afternoon in the southeastern quarter
Of the city. The police, however. pre-
vented any large assemblage of people
and would not allow the orators to deliver
speeches. Tonight there were several
orderly meetings of socialists
GRATZ. Austria. May 1.-Mayday was
marked by disorder in this city to-day.
The trouble was caused by men who took
part In a procession, and who refused to
haul down the red flags which they were
displaying when they were ordered to do
so by the police. The rioters were not dis
persed until the arrival of the militia.
Ten policemen and several rioters were
injured in the conflict.
ROME. May L. No Mayday disorders
are reported in Italy or Sicily.