New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31
A PARIS RIOT.
r,xCrTrxt, SCENES OF THE ANrI-sEMlTIc
MAss-MEETING or STUDENTS
AND ANARCHISTS.
rrrrI~;s AND MOTIVES OF STRANGE W
HrAvAr. or PARTISAN HBrERoDoNA
AND rANAricIsM- MANoEuvREs
or TIE POLICE.

or TIE POLICE.
Paris January Is
Ore mus. 70 back 70 the dormiest days OF bou-
,orsisr, 10 ind parallel the violent scenes
which transpired last night az the ant-Senh''c
matchmaking at N, Tvoii-NauNhaH' alr'"S'u
under the auspices OF Edouard Drumont ano hen'l
pocbcrort The main events have already been
described by cable hu, the impressions OF a.
.vc-Nitness who mingled N the seethng mon
% Socialists n nd students may give more VIVA "
eight into the true feelings and motives OF 'n's
strange uphoaval Of Partisan heterodoNy ana '"''''
,c,sn, 4 thick yellow fox hung over Inc Guy """
ravemonts q wood Of asphalt were covered
v,.h \ sheet Of Shiny. slippery mrd-i"o I'M
rortant facts fo- tho fog supplied screen "'"'''
enabled students Socialists and police TO conceal
their movements until the signal Tor action anu
the slippery pavcmcuts made It impossible 'or inc
mounted police and cavalry - tho Mu"c'p''
Guards 10 charge with effect or vigor
At { o'clock in tho evening numerous nan"s o.
s,uden.s with trlcoior fags and banners ihscripeu
with the words Mort aux Juifs' Cpe"'" 10 '"c
Iews'D began 10 assemble 500 numbers VailoCS's
,mated =; from four thousand 20 eight thousanu'
Under cover Of she ~ they managed 10 ''uue
the vigilance % tire iot-' who were massed OF
,ha nrinciuel BRIDES 60 tl- Seine. and. making
vide de.our 20 the west near the Place dc ~ I"S
tile assembled .n ITO main houicVaroS ana !"
FOUR columns marched o. rather ran toward ''r
Jewish quarter 81 thc Boulevard du Tempo ana
~ fn q
;ba. were Inscribed WITH Jewish names. su'A as
lew Never. Drcy,us. cohen. etc. were IN an
,,s.,n. torn dom ant t~amrlai under foot. ana
All the windows not projected Nv IRON sAu''eIS
we're smashed with St. "a ard stones Sl"V's o.
..r,o. tho shops," "C, IN and help yourselves,
were heard on every s:ds II was rot the stuosn''
however who uttered these indictments 10 az
.r-,v ard ,,lurde~ hut the street 'oafers sno
..yovous" who Ike ,urures. followed IN me ra."
81 ,hestndc-ts rcaov 60 rolf by disorder NJ puDIc'
TIE presideu. q: tfo efud'nis manifestation WIN
great presence ~ MIRO. exclaimed Don S'op
ne police hcad.ts IL on. We mus '"m ,V'
{. 10 be in time for ths Tivoii-N7uNhah row 90
o,r vya,- the students ~ the douhlequck. and tho
Jewish shops were thus saved from i1iaSe. me
streets were. however. s.rewn with the fragments
a. hundreds q rares Of window glass
~ TivOL-VAyXHALL.
rivoli-vauxhaM Sc large barnllke cdiaoe. ouilt
20 accommodate six thousand persons and Is useu
for the SUNDAY gatherings Of Anarchists ana
Socialists 7, Is situated IN the Rue De IA Nouane.
near the Place Dc Ia Republiaue. As early as
o.clo,k .he entrances 90 the Tivoi-NauNhali were
besiered uy thousands 81 students. Anar'As'S'
Socialists and s!ght-seers Admission tnfo"s" INC
.urns,iles into which franc for each person
VAS S,nposed 10 be deposited. was altogether to'
s,ovv \ process for the impatien. multitude WIZ
PUSHES and charges were made against 'he "Dse
,o,ss wooden double doors which were soon burst
-, Nth loid crash With mad shouts OF
..Deatb ~ the sews"' Death 10 Zola' mon
q. ten thousand poured into the vast amphi'hea're
which was built g. contain not over SIX
THE writer was borne with the rest OF ths IRE
s,s.,hls stream Of humanity into the halI.
IT, s,eb, vas ono long to be remembered All
o,.ssas and calllncs we're represented RoyaIists
and Conservatives. Tx, NJ. Provost DC LauhaS anu
NJ Georges Theoaut fashonaby dressed ano
wearing SIX hats Ct rrcproacAaole shape ana s.oS
u4re fraterniz'nc with students in roughly XIII
In 4
ut, =. tweriy. with long. flowing. blue-olack
,o.rs descending over his shoulders was sur
,ounded by dozen or twenty men IN olouseS'
,rh,s vas the Anarchist Girod. whose "ord IN
e-,air quarters Of the turbulent Belevile quarter
., oneol1,e law Near Girod the Anarchist, was
- o1d man with a long snow-white beard. Win
. b,deous sabre CT across his face which ne
,,roudlv said had been won during the 'on-
roune of ISL Louise Michel the heo Mdlueh
etooa watching the proceedings with calm nYs-
tic expression amounting TO indifference VII
raised balcony the only access 10 when was ny
,asrs of an iron ladder. were seated twenty Jour
,a,sts and reporters Of various Paris newspapers
and among them We're TWO pretty and enterprls-
Ing young women who represented the fa'lslah
vonoan's newspaper. la Fronde
A. the further end Of the hall was raised plat
<o-r, with . table NJ Guerin attempted 70 pre-
side and introduced Drumont and Rooheiort But
The tumu was Undesirable. NJ. Hnern nam
rnered upon the IA BE with his massive cane In
eff SilffCc
lose vour heads. Keep calm We are here 10
torn,,,a,e our hatred Of traitors and Of Jews.
,hrieked VI Guerin Shut w Nive lamar
CHEZ yelled man with blouse and black sailor
ran 'N-ive Tarmee,' shouted forth in reply
nv the students who unfu,lod and waved their
,r,oolor flags "A has rarmee"' retorted the
Communist with the hideous scar and snow white
heard. free fght ensued VI Dubus. the young
leader Of the students had his head cut open
nv blow with bottle. and his face and clothes
were covered with blood Thirty or forty persons
were trampled under foot. one mantle Anar-
chist who hit VI Dubuc with the botre-had his
right leg broken The students far more numerous
than the Anarchists seemed 70 he getting the better
81 the fight Shol.ts 81 Death 70 Zola'' were
answered with cries Of Long live Zoa" and
"Vive Germinal!
The students made dashing charge and drove
the Anarchists into 2 corner. They stood there a.
hsv 4 solid little band OF three hundred glazing
IKE tigers a. their youthful assailants. Who num-
bered several thousands. Girod. the dark-eyed,
rals-faced Anarchist Of Believille made q s!sn.
ard with tremendous crash another set Of double
doors was burst open and hundreds OF Anarchists
roured INFO the hall. uDsetiins the students, and
with their superior physique throwing hem aside
Ike ninepins The Anarchists some Of whom were
armed with large. hroad-baded butcher knives
never for 4 moment lost their temper. and said
n the students Don't be afraid We not
going 70 use on knives. but perhaps We may take
some Of you across our knees and spank you
The Anarchists who seemed 10 BE- under the guild
aroe Of Girod made a sudden rush AT the students
and captured their crioOlor flags. The red p0r-
uors Of these flags we're I'm an instant cut away
from, the white and the blue. which were trampled
under foot. and IN an instant dozens Of red flags
the forbidden emblem Of tho Commune and the
prole;ariat-were seen fastened canes. waving
in triumph IN an parts OF the hall.
COMPLIMENTS OF THE JOURNALISTS.
The Anarchists mex, TUNED their attention TO