The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02
A QUIET MAY DAY IN EUROPE.
NO SERIOUS RIOTING IN ANY OF
THE LARGE CITIES.

The Paraders Try to Kick Up n Dis
turbance at Vienna, hut the Police
Quickly Charge and Dispense Them
The Celebrations in Berlin Attract
Small CrOwds-UniversaI Suffrage
Demanded by Meeting of 10000
WOrkmen in Vienna.
Vienna, May 1.-Forty seven meetings of
workmen were held in various parts of
the city to-day. at which resolutions were
passed demanding universal suffrage
and an eight hour working Gay. There
was no disorder.
Eighty thousand workingmen assem-
bled in Parliament square al o'clock this
afternoon and demanded universal suf-
1rage The shouting of the demands was
almost deafening, but otherwise the vast
crowd was orderly After leaving the
square the crowd marched in, procession
through the streets. When the procession
passed the university the students cheered
toF socialism and the workingmen replied
with cheers for science. A fight occurred
al gas works this morning, growing out
OF attempts of holiday makers to compel
the employees in the gas works TO quiet
work and join them. One man was seri-
ously hurt Six of the Tingieaders of the
rioters were arrested Other outbreaks
occurred in various parts of the city dur
ing the day resulting in a large number of
arrests, but no one was seriously hurt.
reports received from the provincial
cues up to o'clock show that outside
~hlSkOloZ and Buda Pesth fine W0rlxin q
men throughout the empire have been Or
uerly all day. In most towns they held
ne thbeetIRgs In the morning and picnics al
tne afternoon.
Berlin, May MAY day celebrations
stIracted little notice. Forty socialist
uLfeunSs were held at various places in
T1 Inns city, but they were scantily attended
me meetings were orderly, a circumstance
WulCh was probably due to the fact that
IN ponce We're numerous and active.
+a ne s EorWaerts, socialist, says a. commit
~ Vi the Berlin trades union commission
ia9 presented resolution to the unions in
SoLliectlon with May day demanding
ISL 1i working day of eight hours, the
@9tDoltlon OF child labor and the protec-
olon OF female labor and protesting
"sSlhst the anti-revolution bill.
sn auSust Bebe, as usual, made May day
3Icecn TO 1000 social democrats in the
cen Palast Five hundred anarchists
nleI IN the Koeningsbau. They had plan
neu 70 march through the Thiergarten but
hanged their minds in view of the police
Reparauons. On the whole the meetings
"STe not SO well attended as formerly.
Most or the factories in the city were
morklng as usual. The streets did not
We're open and business was the same as
, On any other week day. The police re-
tIIalhed ready for emergency duty
throughout the evening. although at s
. CLOCK II seemed certain that there would
ne no call for them.
Dispatches from Hamburg and most
olher large cities in North Germany say
mat the factories were open. few red
HagS were shown in every large indus
,l5l center, but at o'clock no attempt
t tldu peen made anywhere to- defy the au-
t1orities and start riots
Farls, May during the forenoon the
city was as quiet as usual The obser-
vance OF May day was by no means gen
s.dl, and a large number of factories were
Iuhnlng with fun force of hands The
SSelepratons mostly took place in the after
mon and evening and were very orderly
/ 1hree large labor meetings were held
nneIe today All were orderly. Reports
from Lille. Marseilles, Lens, Bordeaux
slu other great industrial towns say that
9lest of the factories have been open all
IN, and there has been no disorder.
Inc May day meeting on the
nsld on Gianicolo was not numerously
a a. tended Most of the workingmen took
1nelr families there and there was plenty
U good music. The women busted them