New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-02
VARIOUS CAPITALS


Tiers on the Thames Embankment at . o'clock
,,,s afternoon. The gathering was no: a large
80 but the enthusiasm was high. a process
IAN was formed, and the line started for HYDE
os,k where meeting was held and the usual
..,lutions condemning everything but Social
-, were passed The resolution favoring the
conditional solidarity of labor was received
-,b prolonged cheering. The procession was &C
Unnamed by an escort of police, and was
orderly
DThe Globe" says a bomb was found in the
c,ndhan today. 1t was immediately plunged
,o water and la'er was turned over to the
..,,e The bomb was OF cylindrical shape. six
,.,sss in length and three inches in diameter
:. Gas found by a man passing through the cor
IA, on the floor Of which it had been placed
~, bomb Of such inferior make and 50
,,Av charged that had II exploded it would
save done little or no damage.
The Anarchist meeting in Hyde Park proved
..hsa lively affair before II finally ended by the
.v,rsion Of the speakers and their audience
,-,ong the speakers were Editor Samues. OF the
,,.-chist organ "Commonwear'; Louise Michel
IA several other English and foreign Anarchist
,..asrs The audience was small. but noisy.
razor sarnues got we'll into fervid panegyrc
:, valiant Ravachol Henry and other mar
.-." when the storm arose. Several men in the
,,ovd who were not Anarchists protested
.,anst this style Of oratory. and they were
,r,cklv joined by others. the Anarchists mean
,brs denouncing those who had interrupted
che sneakers. There was lull for few
,,,utss and Mr.. Samuels resumed his re-
,,orks With even more warmth than before, when
,oddenly there was a howl Of indignation and
a rush for the platform.
rbA Anarchists fought hard TO protect the
.,saker and the police tried restore order. but
wore thrust aside by the angry anti-Anarchists.
,-d the Anarchists were forced to run out OF the
,.rk for their lives pursued by the mob. Samuels
spcceeded in getting away unhurt but hundreds
=, HE Anarchist audit prs had their clothing torn
FIRM, their backs, and many Of them received
cprs and bruises that they will carry for some
tine TO come All Of the Anarchist flags. ban
,Srs ETC. were taken possession Of by the police
The Socialist meeting in Hyde Park was adj
s-essed by Commoner Kerr Hardie and the Social
.st leader William Morris.
The growth Of trades-union hostility to the
sh,n-ovners who are accused by the workmen
Of gradually excluding union men and import
,ne non-union labor. eliminated in large mass
meeting az the gates OF the London docks AT o'5o
this morning. The meeting was addressed by
Pen Tle:t and other labor leaders. The meet
Ing was orderly.
Re-l,n Nav THE police have been wonder
fully alert to-day in carrying out the May Day
nrorrarue Of the authorities. and, consequently
.hs,s have been no notable disturbances. An
Anarchist meeting was held in the Resource
Poems. where strong detail Of police was as
signed One Of the speakers declared that work
!ngmen must be prepared TO fight Tor their
rights with staffs and rifles in hand The oiiicer
IN command Of the police interrupted the speaker
and asked the audience to disperse quietly ana
not 10 form knots in the streets. The crowd as
persed quietly.
Other meetings OF workmen were conduc'eo III
IN orderly manner but with great enthusiasm
After 6 o'clock this evening many OF the work
-y--sr ,,,bo had been at work all day streamed
r,o the F;skeller OF Ger1nana Hall. where they
,ss a Meeting When the place became crowded
bs rolica closed II 10 newcomers. and hundreds
we're turned away.
During the day there was great scarcity Oh
peakers. There were altogether sixty meetings.
md the speakers were kept moving from one
lace 10 another In order TO keep things gong
The garrisons Of Berlin ana Spandau were de-
rved Of leave to-day. and were on duty con-
inuously. -.
The police including the reserves. had been
ummoned TO duty at $50 a NJ ana oy r'1 ,ha
trong bodies Of policemen were patrohhH uIo
treets 10 prevent the crowds from becoming 'oo
arge and 10 Quell the slightest disturbance al
he moment Of It's breaking out.
Vienna. May IA heavy fall OF ram preNa.Iet
uring the entire morning. but II had no erect
Thatever in preventing enormous crowns from
altering at the various places where mass
meetings had been called. The meetings "ere
mostly attended by strikers. ana; alth|us IN
,eakers and auditors alike were drenched 10
he skin their enthusiasm remained az "hlte
eat At all the meetings resolutions were
assed favoring an extension or the FRANCHISE
n eight-hour day and cessation Oh All "o'N y"
sunday. o....
battalion Of infantry arrived at Ostrau,
iOrayia this morning 10 protect the coal mines
here This action was taken In consequence "a
he discovery OF plot 10 destroy Inc nllhes ."
fay Day
The police dispersed two meetings here owing
o the violent character Of the speeches: ny
'clock in the afternoon most OF the gatherings
lad dispersed and the city was comparatively
uiet. Altogether there were few disturbances
lone OF which assumed the proportions OF riot.
Forty wOrku4en assembled IN the FRAZER thlS
fernoon for the purpose or holdihe hlaSS
Meeting but lust as the speaking was starter
, began TO rain heavily and the meeting ois-
,ersed
In the provinces everything was quiet through
WI the day
Vienna this evening jeered and hooted AT me
police stationed along the routes OF march. Inc
police in accordance with Instructions pald no
attention 10 the insults although on al previous
ssions Of the kind they have retaliated win
'abre charges. There was no rioting during the
lay or evening. 49,,
There was a serious disturbance In Gratz TINS
evening caused by the police ordering that no
tags be carried in parades. When the ponce
attempted to enforce the order they were re-
reived with a shower Of stones. They then made
charge with drawn swords wOundnR several
yen. Ten OF the policemen were cut with stones
Tie mob was finally dispersed by troops. lhirty-
'n.ee arrests were made.
Paris May 1.-The Socialists and students
demonstration in the Sale Barrat was a mlser-
.se failure Only eight students made thelr
spearance in the hall where the delegates oi
ns Socialist orga nizations were assembled. anu
hcuding the eight students. the total number
o persons present did not exceed forty. Inc
nudents and Socialists could not agree as 10
Which element should take precedence. and the
meeting broke up In a riot
The Place de la COnc)rde was filed with people
loday, but they were mostly persons VINO had
cone 10 lool, On rather than 10 take part In the