Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-18
.lIRISIANS IN RlUI.
,,,.cu TROOPS CHARGE The RIOTERS
,,,ured-Asainst the Minis
'''' ,ry-Jews arc p'"oaneea--ia-
,nnltuous Proceedings

iu bou produced eNtr'oi
VauN r.. rei,.hborhood was pa
SCENES INV ,,,o,,nted and on foot,
,rolled by poilee' crowd in
.,d the rapidly ,,,o,ocl
.sed the excitement Al III
onening of the meeting''he no.
on the oP p, Of humanity, crowd
,,es seethinE SEA VI ,,,,ting
e,ary mart, gestlculhtihs' .,,,'
lhe ,.i, Vive PArmie," ana WV
'Apas e,,,,,ie, The members o,
Revolution ,,,,,i,tea displayed
the ante-semlue ,,.,,a,, ..nootb
s.nrers barring the inscription i
lows and wore inscriptions
to tue ''"~' -. tho 800 present
II was soon seen ''i. ,,..., md
consisted largely OF ai'areiiS's
ho,t on opposing the students'
o'he's ruorin the president, pro-
O ~ mat the honorary presidency De
c0ntcrit" rreat iIDroar ensued, the
lru'hon,, ,r2ing to wrench the ban
anarchists ~ ami Semites. Scuiiles
neIs Nee In which two of the officials
took platVe ~
were ln1u,ed delivered an address de-
NJ Ihleu ~ teyvs and urging the men
nouneins he Government. Tumults
to suppo.t Or the banners continued,
and hgn,s ~ wbIstlings and singing
WIN sn.,v,1aarseilIaise''and the "Carmag-
Of me M AZ Thiebgud proceeded in
i MOLE VIM nne@cb declaring that the
| a Vloieh' an,,dai was the commence
| Die.i social revolution by band
hiehl ~ ,ndrels desiring to overthrow
OIL scy ,.,Iu e., order TO raise a traitor"
every ,s 'n ann,e NOW became saturnalia.
lhe robiets removed the iron stair
Inc ai t..i,,,, access to the tribune, so
eass ~ ,n9ittpe were unable to de-
ma. MAJ t"e Free fiehts began around the
Nelu' r,rolIy The students chased the
nass, to-, ait nf the hall.
am T,,l e'' nr,,ani1ars of the meeting then
hng w. lass decorating the hall and
80, 1an,,ed a rendezvous at the military
aiiahss .,.ng sxiive pArmie,' The hall
. .nr,, all, emntied. but soon the anar-
pa art,a''s e,,'rrsd and. breaking open
ehls's o, dnors heenn further fight
'e ei'"'
ssrarv tho students were vanquishe1
rip AZ o,,nrcbIsts were masters of the
s',u The meeting broke up and
s ,h' nnarci,ists renlnced the ladder and
,nvodod The tribune. led by NJ. Curtols,
ihvaqeu .ne u "a do and ali sboutin.,
.'Snnsn,,a7 Rochefort" (Spit upon
pochaforti and Long live lola"
rho dist,,rhances continued. the an
srrhists declaiming from the tribune
asinn, ~ amy and ncclniming
Dreyfus Some of the injured people
u.srs carried ont with their faces
covered with blood. The interest was
now transferred to the streets, where
,be malice had been reinforced by the
rppublican guards.
AT 10 o'clock this evening large
bodies Of students. flourishing the tri-
color and shouting 'Vi,e l'Armie," pro-
oeeded in the direction Of the military
club in the Avenue de rOpera, around
which n large force had been placed
IA The troops cleared the Place de la Re
"a publlaue and charged the bodies of
}& students Several were arrested. The
demonstrators then proceeded shout
irg "Conspuez lola" marched to the
offices OF the Temps, the Aurore and
"A the Libre Parole but the police again
dispersed them.
Near midnight 800 students. led by NJ
Milleyoye. assembled at the military
club. but the y met with the same fate
In the melee some were wounded ant
others arrested. Ultimately NJ. Mile.
voye obtained permission of the polio,
to march before the club crying "Viy,
TArmie."
by midnight those who had been ar.
rested We're released, and quiet hat
ben restored in the Place de la Opera
There were only trifing manifestation,
elsewhere.
Later-Midnight'-M. Blanc. the pre-
feet Of police, has just personally take,
tectinr tbe r, m ,,s 'av,i VINO were pro
Of further tro,hle ~''' i'i'us" leu
kilograms from numerous nrovino,a
towns report student msnifesta atiI,Vr,.
where the widows NJ .inwish cp,igan,
were broken. AZ NAMES tbara hew,
been some attacks on sbops and ~ IN,
synagogue. The crown ' resene sI'i tb ~.
who were arrested. N '''0'
The events or the past few days ar
IN Jewish circles Both the p pr pnan