The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-21

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been repeatedly driven back BY police
charges. the crowd crying "vfve rarnees'
and .'vive ie requbtfQuer'
The police also dispersed . crowd OF
gam.ns who were burning bundles ct
newspapers. About 10 O'Clock d.sorsacfs
occurred on the Boulevard de Magenta
and Boulevard de Ssrashourg. Several re-
voiver shots we're heard. but nobody vas
injured. The newspaper kiosnD were
burned and several arrests were made IN
connection Herewith
Very Many injured.
PARIS. Aug. III a. NIP 20 the pres
ent hour hfsy-six persons have been re-
ported injured. including several police
men, Nearly all were hurt by being crush
ed or trodden under foot A body Of riot
ers who had taken refuge In the courtyard
OF the Care de rEsse vas expelled BY the
police. who made twenty-five arressA Quiet
has now been restored
Crowds Kept On the Nove.
PARIS. Aug. IL A.. m.-Besiaes ST. Jo-
seph's church. two cafes were wrecked At
a late hour 5000 people were In the houle-
ward which runs past the Rue du Chabct-
They are kept constantly moving by the re-
publican guards. who are . remarkable dis
play OF force.
Large bodies Of police were constantly
operating in and around the Rue de Cham
bot. and a large force n IN readiness AZ
the nearest barracks.
In the collisions between the anarchists
and Guerinites the scufRitng WAS serious.
and three companies Of republican guards
being injured Fifty or sixty policemen
were seen striking wildly a, every person
within reach on the Boulevard de Nagen-
IA. A lad was knocked down. and whils
trying to rise . policeman literally Jump
ed over him.
Fierce ConAtet With PoBaeo.
According to some. paving stones were
torn up and used a. missiles. In the Ave-
nue. de Talieyrand there was n fierce con-
flict. The police had 70 draw their swords
against the anarchists. Who assaiiesi them
with stones. Four policemen were wound
ed. two 80 seriously that they had 10 be
taken to thehcspisaf
Pro-DPeyfus A1ais.
A lamensable feature Of the affair is that
II win be regarded AZ q pro-Dreyfus dem
uah<AiaAiof anu ECal& SISdtil 10 INC uStEt>
men, Of the chance Of acquitsai 1t ls much
to be feared that yesterdays scenes were
due to the weakness the government has
displayed over the Guerin AFFAIR. The
government's desire to avoid bloodshel
has been misinterpreted with the worst re-
sultA
Decided - Last Sunday.
II appears that the anarchists demon
etrat.on WAS decided upon ~ a meeting
hello Sunday night The Journal du Peu-
pie. edited by Sebastian Faure. published a
manifesto denouncing the military party
the anti-Semites. the monarchists and the
priests and urged It's supporters to mee'
force with force.
SHOULD Dreyfas BE- convicted" said ths
man.festo. '1t win be the triumph Of ban
dita Should he be acquitted the military
section VII be open 70 rebellion"
The pager Called On an Anafchists u
cemonssrste against the priests and Jesuits
Copies Of the manifesto we're scattered
broadcast and the result Was that ths
anarchists ilocked into the streets singing
the "carmasnoie." and crying: "A bas
Guer;n."
The Guerin AFFAIR 10 becoming q comnlsfs
farce.
Three HunAPeA and I1ghsy on1oeeo.
PARIS. Aug. IA - m--The prefecture
OF police gives the following statistics Of
yesterdays riots:
Three hundred and eighty persons were
injured. Three hundred and sixty were
taken 20 the hospita,a FIsty-nine police
agents were wounded. besides commss-
saries Coulter and Dolsnlne. One hundred
and nfty persons were arrested. OF whom
et~h.v are detained In custody.