The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-02
Mn-DAr DrWoNsrRArIoys.
Crowd OF AnaI c:iisis Driven out OF Hyde
Park BY Cifizrus.

Park by Cifizens.
LONDON. May IA small May-Day
meeting in Hyde Park to-day led to am
exciting scene, during which number
of Anarchists were roughly banded The
Anarchists attempted to hold a meeting
i'm Hyde Park with the object OF cx-
pressing sympathy with Henry. Fornara
and other Anarchists now i'm prison. TIL
chief English and foreign Anarchist lead
ers were present at the meeting and The
speakers included Louise Michel. the
famous communicate Of Paris. and Editor
SamucIs. of the COmmOnWcal, an Anar-
chst organ.
While Nr Samues was cXtOll.ng the
deeds of Henry and other martyrs he
used expressions which arous cries OF
Indignation from those IN the crowd who
were not in sympathy with the utterarces
of the .ditOr.
Finally, the anti-anarchists became 50
enraged that they made a sudden rusn
toward the platform from which the
anarchist orator was holding forth. The
anarchists attempted to defend their ora
tor. but the mob attacked them, i'm spite
of the efforts of the police. who were
swept aside. and the anarchists were
chased out of the park by the mob, af-
ter many Of the most prominent of the
reds had their coats torn from their
backs and sustained other injuries to
their clothing and persons.
a procession of socialists. numbering
several thousand persons. formed near
Blackfrars bridge and marched 10 Hyde
Park All those who took part in the
procession Wore "a piece OF red ribbon in
their button-holes. The procession was
headed 10y a band of music. and about
one hundred flags were carried. some OF
thes. nacs were draped and others We're
red and inscribed with such notices as
Down with the Masters Prepare FOR
the Coming Revolution" &c.
Un0n arriving Ht Hyde Park the So
ciaIL. sang the 'Marse.laise.' William
Nor. n7 otha socialist speakers adj
dress che ass mb1ge.
lay .lr a. D.hrr Il CO.
GHENT. BELGIUM, May Some
sIight May-Day disturbances have taken
place at Hamme. nineteen miles from
this city. ON, thousand rope makers sud
denly ceased work and Joined in disor-
derby procession. during which they broke
number of windows with stones. The
local peudarmes were called upon 90 re-
store order. and succeeded in doing so
after a number OF arrests mad ne.h
made.
PARIS. Nay L-Nay-Day lis passing
quietly throughout France, and no dis
order De- anticipated anywhere.
ROME. May No May-Day disorders
are reported. AMI it is hoped that the
day will not be marked by any distur-
bauce upon tLe part of Italian woIkmen.
Dispatches received here from the Is
land Of Sicily announce that May-Day IS
being celebrated tF,r" without any dis
orders.
D,mlnstrntlon IN Paris . Failure.
PARIS. May 1.-The Socialists and the
students demonstration in the Sale Bairat
was miserable failure. only eight s-u-
dents made their appearance i'm the hail,
although tine delegates OF the Socialists
were assembled. and including the eight
students the TOTAL number OF persons
present ala not exceed forty. The stu
DENIS and Socialists could not agree as
to which element should take precedence
and the meeting broke up I'm % riot
The Palace de Cocorde was filled o.
d3y. but were mostly persons who had
come 40 look on rather than 90 take part
in the Nav-Day celebration. strors
force of police of guards were stationed
I'm front OF piaise de- Llndustrie and tnr
Chamber of Deputies \ deputation of
yortingmen called at the Chamber ot
Deputies and presented written pet-
tion setting forth the demands of the
WORKING classes. The delegates were re-
ceiyed bv Deputies Guesde and C0utant.