The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-02
MAY DAY QUIET IN EUROPE.
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/ LONDON. May 1.-The Anarchist meeting IN
Hyde Park proved to be quite . lively affair
before IL finally ended BY the expulsion OF the
speakers and their audience Among the
speakers were Editor ssmuels Of the Anarch-
ist organ. CommonUedL Louise Michel and
several other English and foreign Anarchist
leaders. The audience was sma but noisy.
Editor samusls had launched into fervid
paneRyrio on valiant. Rsvschol. Henry and
other martyrs" when the storm arose. Several
men In the crowd who wers not Anarchists
protested against this style Of oratory and
they were quickly joined by others, the An
archista meanwhile denouncing those who had
interrupted the speaker. There was q lull for
the space OF q few minutes. and Mr.. samuels
resumed his remarks with even more warmth
than before. when suddenly there was a howl
OF Indignation and rush for the platform.
The Anarchists fought hard to protect the
speaker and the police tried to restore order.
but the police were thrust aside By the angry
anti-Anarchists and the Anarchists were forced
to run out OF the Park for their lives. pursued
By the mob. Samuels succeeded In getting
away unhurt but hundreds OF his Anarchist su-
ditors had their clothing torn from their backs
and many OF them received cuts and bruises
which they will carry for some time. The DO
lice rallied and finally restored order. which
was not a difilcult feat. since the Anarchists
had fed and their sssallants followed them.
The police took possession Of all the Anarchist
faRs and banners.
Though the weather was cold damp, and
disagreeable all day, the Socialists. according
to programme. gathered their supporters on the
Thames Embankment at . o'clock this after
noon. The gathering was not a large one. but
the enthusiasm. as evinced By the cheers and
shouts. was OF high order. A procession was
formed. including about twenty vehicles lllod
with women and children. carrying red flags
and banners. and accompanied by bands of
music. and the line started for Hyde Park.
where Getting was held and the usual reso-
lions condemning everything but Socialism
were passed. The resolution favoring the In
ternationai solidarity OF labor was received
with prolonged cheering.
coLt Of police and was orderly Throughout.
The Socialist meeting In Hyde Park was ad-
SoeisiiSt leader William Morris Tho s ansr.
enlist Meeting, which was broken ND. was held
The trades unions will celebrate their labor
day in hyde lark on May q, when 1t is ex-
Pected that an ENORMOUS S crowd viii Is present
have signitied their intention to attend tho
BERIIN. May 1.-The police including the 70.
serves, had been summoned to duty at $3.50
4. NJ. and by o'clock strong bodies Of po-
he crowds from beconirs too large 't and to
duell the slightest disturbance at the moment
The for,rde,1s and other Socialist papers
were issued as usual this morning but each
announced that 1t would not be published to-
After @ O'Clock this evening many Of the
ned into the EisK.lie sv o, Germanis Hail.
where they held meeting When tine place
became e5pwasd ,he p1fs closed Il to new"
speakers There were altogether sixty meet
going. A. procession Of metal workers, at
not psrnit !. and COMPELLED Them to
psssed Gonoorsi. f ali to suiccasion and the
police were obliged to close the hall to now;
Anarchists formed 10 Donhcfi square and at
tempted 70 march to the Thlefgsrten through
psrsed ths@ from tho side Streets and directed
them tier to march tthrSngh tSsipzigsr ssrss Ss
eriSed Of leave o,Say and we're on duty con.
PARIS, Ma, Tho Socialists and students
their appearance II the hal, where the dele.
sembled, and. Including the eight students,
the total number Of persons present did not
could not agree as TO which element should
take precedence. and the meeting broke up IN
The Place de la Concorde was filed with
people to-day. but they were mostly persons
part in the May Day eeie6ratton, < strong
force 81 police ana mounted me% o 81 , OF me
iSa fSiais de TIndustris and the CHAMBER Of
Deputies. 4 deputation Of workingmen called
% ss s Of ds and .Ss
the working classes. The delegates were re-
pripoipal speakers at Meeting held IN the
Theatre HGpu9liqne. where an audience OF 800
convict. referred to Premier Casimlr- Perisr as
The seciailst Deputies ailiersnd and yaurss
also spoke A. resolution was passed declaring
An end OF The bourgeois and reactionary
classe;;i Al the time the resolution was adopted
The demonstrations in the PROVINCES we're
on the whole. tame and orderly. Most OF the
LIE. Rxesns, and Eoapsi1 spent the day a.
In Lyons the day was observed as a COM
them were arrested. Comrades tried TO res:
cue the prisoners whereupon policeman
firsa over their heads. putting them all to
In Tourmiss the Socialists marched in pro-
ce ssion to the graves OF the victims OF the
riots OF 1891. where they listened to violent
VIENsA. May IA heavy fall Of rain pre-
vailed during the entire morning. but ID had |
no effect Whatever in preventing enormous
crowds from gathering at the various places |
where mass meetings had been called. Tho |
meetings were mostly attended by strike !
and. although speakers and auditors alike |
were drsnched to the skin. their, enthusiasm
remained at white heat AT all the meetings
resolutions were passed favorinG an extension |
OF tho franchise. All eight hour day. and q ces-
sation OF all work on sunday.
Forty thousand workingmsn assembled In |
this Prater this afternoon for the purpose OF !
holding a mass meeting. but Just as the |
speaking commenced 1t began to rain heavily. |
and the meeting dispersed
The crowds returning home from meetings |
In Vienna this evening Ieersd and hootsd at the |
police stationed along the routes OF march. |
The police. In accordance with instructions.
paid no attention to the insults, although on |
all previous occasions OF the kind they have |
TetAliated with sabre charges. The crowds
sang Socialist songs and halted before num- |
her OF public buildings notably the Police |
hsadauaTtsrs. where they gave vent 70 their |