Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23

Uussols. April ll.-SCriOus conflicts
between the rioters and the police, in
which over thirty persons were wound
cd. including women and children, &C.
Cured here late last night in the vici.
nifty Of the Maisun du People. The first
rnrouDter took place in the Rue dcs
Minimcs, where the mob pcltcd the
police with cUbbles. The police than
charged bayOnets, and as result three
men are severely and several others
slightly wounded. The mob then pro
reeded to the Rue stevens, in front OF
the MaisUn du peuplc where still
more serious conflict occurred. over
A hundred shots were fred from both
sides. Women and children were
wounded here, and they. together with
the men injured. were taken into the
Matson du Peuple.
Toward midnight the district OF
Brussels had the appearance Of a city
IN revolt The rioters had torn up thg
street car rails and erected q sort ol
Darricade " fortify their position at
the MaisOn. by strenuous efforts the
police managed to clear the Rue Ste
yons. but the MasOn du Pcuplc was
Jeff in possession Of the rioters.
Brussels. April 12.-Thc sitting OF
the Chamber Of Deputies yesterday was
characterized by violent scenes. Tho
Premier, Count de Mayer. referring ~
the deplorable events of yesterday,
said: The appeal Of the Socialists to
the population proves that it is their
ayowcd plan to continue the struggle
even after Parliament has pronounced
on the revision bill Their aim Is tho
lethrOnement of power and the triumph
Of revelation. The Government is re-
solved that the debate on the revision
bill shall occur. In spite Of the asscr'
lions OF the monsieur socialiste to tho
contrary
At this point In the Prcmier's speech
violent alterations, which nearly led
20 blows. arose between the Deputies
OF the opposing parties. Liberals ana
Socialists engaged In a sharp discus.
sion concerning the agreement con
Guided between them for the dcIens"
OF universal suffrage, and VI. Dcmblc'
Olen. a Socialist shouted We are BE-.
traycd!'
At the close of the sitting the Social
ist Deputies, shouting Jesuit thief
stUrmcd the Presidents tribunal. The
ushers were then summoned to preserve
order and u violent scene "nsucd, IN
which blows were exchanged.
brussels, April l3.-The threatening
aspect OF mob near the Maison du
Peuple at II o'clock tonight caused the
police and gendarmes to charge It.
Five OF the demonstrators We're wound
ed. One Of the injured men will die
He received a bayonet thrust in the
back. Sixteen arrests were made.
This big casualty list for u compare
lively insignificant encounter Is taken
as evidence that the gendarmes are dis,
posed to handle the groups without
mercy.
The BurgOmastcr adopted most Wig
Orous measures during the evening.
The whole civic guard was modified
ana the squares and streets in the yicl-
nifty Of the Maisun du Pcuple were OC-
cupied BY 25OO Of the corps elite
The disorderly element appeared cowed
tonight as "A result Of the repression Of
last evening, and there were only u
few triaing demonstrations. These
We're Immediately suppressed by charges
Of the gcndarmes. None Of the latter
We're injured.
Late this evening group OF rioters
insulted and jeered at Gordon of the
civic guard In the Rue RollebeK, where
upon a body of gendarmes was sent out
and caught the disturbers and badly
mauled them. But that this disturbance
was not serious IL shown by the cir.
Cumstances that none of the men ar.
rested carried weapons. A sample, how.
ever, Of what the worst class of rioters
carried in the way of arms was reveal
ed when a young man who had been
arrested at another point was searched.
4 knife, poignard, fork and re.
Yolyer were found in his pockets.
The police closed the MaisOn du Peu-
pie this evening, and no one was al
lowed in the building. 1t was said to-
night that the central committee OF the
Young Socialist Guard, fearing that
the police will search the various Office
Of the organization, have ordered the
chiyes and shrdlup OhlNygORy
local committee to burn their achivet
aud dissolve.
Brussels, April l5.-In consequence
OF the disorders the pupils of several
common schools have been dismissed
and the premises utilized rs barracks
for the troops.
All the factories and mines at Mo-
lanwelz, Yalare and Mabille have been
closed
Socialist disturbances occurred last