New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-02

4 SERIOUS DISTURBANCE AT MlSkOLcZ'
HUNGARY
FIGHTS ALSO TOOK PLACE IN BUDAPEST AMI
VIENNA. But. AS RULE. THE DAY PASSED
oUIETLY-MANY SOCIALIST MEEIlN"S
WERE HELD AND THE POLICE

Rudapest May l-About / o'clock TINS afternoon
zoo workingmen marched in procession 'hroush
Kerespcser Strasse. shouting ana s"s''e' 50,
became so disordery that the police were co''pe,e
TO disperse Them. proceeding which was "'''"
with much difficulty. Several OF the r'o'o"s no.
ers had their heads cracked py the po"' ~
many were arrested.
A serious conflict between the police ana large
crowd of May Day paradcrs took place al M's-
kolcz Hungary. this morning. the cro""' '
prsing 1000 workngmen. attempted 10 o's~
a May Day procession in defiance OF the pro"'''o'
order of the authorities and at'ackeu -" hS
who sought 10 prevent them. After s"'"'0''
eh. In which many were hurt the crown was
dispersed and the leaders were arresteu'
Vienna May 1-Workingmen to the NUM- "
so Oc0 assembled in Parliament square III
this afternoon and demanded unlVers'' sum
The shouting Of the demands was almost u''',
ing hut otherwise the vast crowd was ol"'''!'
,f,or ,oov,r, the square the crowd marched III
rocose,or through the streets. When the proceH
sion ma ssed the University the students chee'.' "
Socialism. and the workingmen repheu VIZ. WIN ,,a,so
for sc,cnce The march past the Parliament lio"Se
occupied an hour. The carrying OF al nag ~"
b,ens placards, etc. was strictly prohioi'eu'
oh. occnrred at the gas works mis- forenoon
rov,ng ou, OF the attempts OF the holiday -mahe''
10 compel the employees to quiz WORK anu 'o,''
one man was seriously hurt SiN oi INC -,
era Of the rioters were arrested. other o"'o'
.o,r-od 4, various parts of the city uurlns ~,
Ioy resulting in large number OF arrests o"'
No one was seriously hurt ,s ,,oro hold
Fortv-seven meetings OF worknginen ,n,r,ions WI.
t., var,ous parts Of the city at which resolons ru an
were passed demanding universal suilraEa it5 % from,
Cities show that, outside Of MiskolSz
and Budapest. the workinfinns II nav In most towns
ihev held meetings in the morning ana pc"''s IL
the afternoon o, r,o1a n
Berlin. May August Beoei as "s""' e. Tho
Nav pay speech to ZOO Social Democrats ~ ho
I-o,,oIas, Five hundred Anarchists met IN VIZ
Koenirstsu They had planned to ma'Cn VIZ '
the Thiergarten. but changed thelr "'' ,e :,
~ the police preparations. Most OF lhe '"' ~,
the city were running as usual Inc $50
not wear a holiday appearance inv '' ,
o,or and business went on the same az o" ""I
-, ,o.,,dav Forty Socialist meetings We're nv"
~ ,o,,s nlaces in this city. but they were S'a"'
uv attended, The meetings were orderly d ''''
stance probably due 10 the 'act 'ha' '''
,,ero numerous and active. The ponce 'c'""
roadv for emergency duty throughout the eNen''s'
a,,boueb II seemed certain that there WON" ~
80 au ror them Dispatches from Hamburg anu
mos, ~ the other large cities in Norm n 5 as
saw that the factories were open. y en,ra hut al
IT,, bour no attempt had been made any~H@ .i
to defy The authorities ana STAR Dm,,,sn o, the
Roriin Trades Union Commission mas p'rSs,.h Ma -
BsS demanding legal WORKING day OF cgn1
hours the abolition OF child labor IN. rh nIi
~ fenale labor and protesting against 'he Anu
Socialist bill. .
Rome. May THE May Day meeting on 'ne
Field OF Giancolo not largely ATTENDED 'os.
of the workngmen took their families 'h'''' "'u
,haro ,ras plenty OF good music. Inc women
husied themselves In handing our >o'ia"'"
r,h,e,s while their male companions SAT u.
,ables drinking Deputy Ferri SOCIALISM ,be
the principal speech: rsen..ns lie devoted con
idaraae nart OF his address to review OF me
work Of premisT MI CrTp weoer T or Socialism He
a" d wsiidoer FOR the cause through his persec,u ca,
hrnat,ng the chains by which the people were
bound May Day ne "a san, h,ongh wis he % workngman
synrv wear nearer TO social revolution. Wne.fs
During The meeting s; h,,,0g nnes OF subversive
procaaon The city has been gnc nos, ss Of tRe
vor,ories were in operation. The newspapers Oh
sa,ved tho day as a holiday. ., ..-
separ prJs Nav Three large labor meetings were
.I,a horo today. All were orderly. Reports from
I,,a Marseilles Lens. Bordeaux and other great
,rdustral towns say that most OF the factories
have been open all day ana there mas pee" 10 us
Iordon Nav THE Socialist May Day demon
s,ratlon in this city was miserahl" failure Abo"'
800 persons mostly young men, carrying red pan
ners and singing Socialist songs. marched from
,,arLorwcu 10 HYDE Park. where speeches were
made by william Morris. the poet; I1r. Avehng ana
he wife daughter OF the Socialist kaIl Marx. anl
rom Mann the labor leader About l,"" persons
were present
Lisbon May May Day was generally observed
here and business WAS at complete standS''h
Tho streets hed win people sadn'rT Thore "a
witness the customary MAY lay Pi"''9'''' '"''
disorder
The keynote OF the popular demonstrations "hieh
r held Yesterday In all the labor centres
NJ Continental Europe was given IN the ihS'
paragraph OF the manifesto publsh'h fe''h'S
nv the National Federation OF the ffehch
,.ortinpmen That manifesto. signed by the
Paris Organizing Committee OF the FIRST oi
Nav in accord with that OF MnrseiIies ana
other places dd not even allude ia the
nosslbilty Of noisy demonstrations on 'h"'
day the celebration OF which. according 10 INV
nrocrammc was to consist mainly In peaceiu pa
rsdes banouets and revolutionary arer-dinner
snoeches But the PROCLAMATION or appeal oi inc
Federation ended by saying: Let MS ho' iorBe,
that II Is only through the conquest OF the poh''"
mower bv the working class that oar demahuS eau
be obtained" That peaceful me o. POM ~ no
proved 10 be highly successful IN france, h'.s'"
and GERMANY where the number Of Socialist D'pu-
Ties has so greatly increased OF iae NAY ~, ~ ,v.
MOS, hold the ba iancc OF power ~ the ts,Smr"" .
chambers OF those countries 'nai'hs 'nai,f,e links
tha dvieons prevailing In the tonseTNaiNc
W eimiiar result viii soon be obtained III i.a,y;
where there Is already a s,a' sd fn Insiria where
the Government Is preparing u unher s,ron1 pf1ayr
& "a" eran,rf ei.sfs leaders Understand that violence
could never have been 80 benehcla 10 % %.,nlic, tion
their party as the quiet and pcIs@Vcrns ~ he no
of ther Efforts toward conquerng parts ~ IN
utical power They hope 10 gan ,nn's ~ votes and
~ X,So'r fear ia tha revolutionary demonstfa,o's oi
heir followers might furnish pr@.n, 10 franchisc
rnmcnt for wlthdra wing the electoral ~ ~
from the masses already entitled 20 ,.de II, by ieb
knecht Bcbel Anseele jules ,Ilesar anu v E,,a,ce
prevent strikes In Germany 'eig'un an am an caniiaI
srom decenerating into violent attacks Oh ,%"pia',' %
These leaders have often been hooed down n nee
ms bv The ultra portion OF their audi,nees, w
s1nened recently al Iiege TO Anseeie anu , ,a,n.a
vede who opposed the o carried their
no,nt lust as their colleagues In PARIS nav , W.
ceeded In quicting the striking emroii ior the lat
Ter with the assistance OF the Governe"h , hs We re
preferred help arrange matters man ,,c disorder
rnnrsc TO military force in case OF pupic
II is natural therefore. that WIN a nav shonid
have ga ssed off quietly In Europe
| WATCHING ENGLAND IN ASIA
| THE cZAR ORDERS THE EXTENSION or '"H
TRANs.cAsPIAN RAILWAY.
c, Petersburg May LIN consequence .. "e