New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
MORE RIOTING IN PARIS.
A STORMY SCENE IN THE TIvOLI vAUX-
HALL.
THE FIGHT TRANSFERRED TO THE STREETS.
WHERE NUMBER OF STUDENTS WERE
WOUNDED AND TAKEN PRISONERS

WOUNDED AND TAKEN PRISONERS
THE MILITARY CIUB ATTACKED.
Paris Jan. IA great ant-Dreyfus and anti
Semitic meeting tonight. at the Tivoh Vauxhai.
produced extraordinary scenes The neGhborhood
was paraded by the police. mounted and on foot.
and the rapidly growing crowd increased the ex-
citement. At o'clock. on the opening OF the
meeting the hall was seething sea OF humanity
crowding every part gcsticulating. shouting a
bas Zola" "Vive rArmee." and "Nive la Revou-
ton Sociale!' The members Of the anti-Semite
Committee displayed banners bearing the inscrip-
ton Death TO the Jews and other inscriptions
1t was soon seen that the five Thousand present
consisted largey OF Anarchists and of others beht
opposing the students .
When NJ Guerin the President, proposed that
the honorary presidency be conferred upon NJ
Rochefort and NJ Drumont great uproar ensued
the Anarchists trying to wrench the banners from
the anti i-Semtes Scufiies took place In which two
Of the officials were injured
NJ Thebaud delivered address, denouncing the
Jews and urging the meeting TO support the Gov
ernment.
Tumults and fights for the banners continued
with shoutings. whstiings and singing or the Mar
seillaise" and the "Carmagnoe," while NJ Thiebaui
proceeded in a violent speech declaring that the
Dreyfus scandal the commencement Of a so
cial revolution by IL band of scoundres desiring
to overthrow everything In order to raise u'Al'o'
The became a saturnana. Inc An
archists removed the iron staircase SlVlnS aCOo''
10 De tribune so that the committee was uhaoic
to descend Free fights began around the hass.
Finally the students chased the Anarchists out OF
the hall The organizers OF the me- % en aiiei
seized the flags decorating the nan anu aiIa N
a rendezvous the Military Club. crying, NNe
rarmee." 49,
The hall was partially emptied; but soon the
Anarchists returned and, breaking open the gieit
doors. began further lighting II Is alleged that
several were injured Finally tho students were
vanquished and the Anarchists masters OF the sit-
uatiOn The meeting broke up, ana thS Ana rSIi.T's
replaced ladder and invaded the tribune ieu uy
ing, "ConspueZ Rochefort and Long HVe Hoia
The disturbances continued, the Anarchists oe1
claiming from the tribune against M ri tnG gepie
We're carried out with their faces covered VII"
blood. ...
where the police had been reinforced by the Re-
publican Guards. AT 10 clock this evening large
bodies of students hourishing me tri-color ana anu
ton of the Military Club in the AYehue pc 1e
iopera. The troops cIeared the Place de Ia Re-
publique. and charged ,the DoGEs oI mh
Several people were arrested The demons slritors @
then proceeded shouting "Conspuez Iola! 10 the
oifss Srs of fardie bat the oce again dispersed
them Near midnight live hundred stndents, s,,,,h iyr
hy NJ MiIevoye reasseThbled al the Military CIuD
some were wounded and others arrested: lIuhltitc-
IL NJ Mlllevoye obtained permission or tne PoiitsSe
Nv midnight those who had been arrested were
released. aud quiet had been restored III me - ,
de rOpor There We're ony Hlns s ma Prsfec IF
PoIire took the direction OF the men who We're
protecting the Military Club through rear oi
further trouble o,.,,ol .o,rro "a
nort siuSent manifesto tions at Marseilles where
ihe windows of Jew sh shops have been proHei-
At Nantes there nave been similar Al atiaens dc on
shops and on the synaSOBue Inc ciO"u 'e'Nu0N
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