New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-08
CAUSE OF OUTBREAK.
Closing of ParH, Co1tr7butory-Peo-
ME Not Informed Of Peace.

7orto Sent & Delayedo-The destruction OF
email police substations continued until Hllo-
,,vb+ y is impossible 10 ascertain the exact
171rober destroyed. but IL is estimated tha1 IL
7aa- were wrecked Two OF The larger poi1N1
.+,-,o,s we're also destroyed The mobs gen
orally prevented damage to adjoining pFrVa'e
property by dragging the police hoshs into me
middle OF the streets before applying the loren"
cbo-+Iv after midnight another attempt was
rs5. AGAINST thu ''RolIrnin Shirnbun" Offices
b,,- The norcs dispensed the attackers, killing
ora OF the assailants- The fact that the man
was cut in the back angered the crowd winch
demanded the arrest OF the policeman
r,.+scbrnents of national troops modified on
eo,o,,nt Of the war were called out IN the night
rrba crowds received the soldiers good naturedly
and cheered them. The principal duty OF the
troops was the protection OF the police.
The anger Of the crowds was chiefly on &C
count Of the closing Of Hbaya Park and the
denial OF the right 70 publicly meet in the park
,r1tcb ia under the charge OF the municipality.
After the mark was closed yesterday the Mayor
md Council met Immediately and protested 10
the government and insisted that the park De
reopened II is now claimed that all the turpo-
lance resulted from the indiscreet closing OF the
mark Students and young street ro~dies
scanned TO be- the principal participants in the
disorder OF the night
The frenen succeeded IN saving the IiSAIA1
structure OF the Home Minister'S residence Of'y
the outbuiIdings were destroyed
7, is irnnossIble TO secure accurate figures OF
.ts oas,,eIt,es The Jill estimates them at
txo dead and Ave hundred wounded, in ALL in
cif6,-s, those seriously and slightly injured
anon whom, are two hundred policemen The
,,o,,-Ss sra mostly slight sword thrusts and
bruises made by stones
The only serious disturbance TINS morning "'S
the rsTtiaI vvrecking Of a printing once "iiie-+
was assisting the "Kokunlin ShiInnun 70 PuD-
r,.- q. a5i+to, Of to-day. A crowd OF peop'e
st+en7r+ed 10 enter Hibaya Park put 'he eo1
disrs prevented them Some fighting Tesui0e1
Tho ro,ica are being withdrawn or kept IN
the background on account OF 'A0 80
-bev have fallen into popular disfavor' ne SOL
49, I'D .ze,da-rnes are performing guard duty
Soldiers are guarding the foreign legations A]-
-srA-rf,- he outbreak is not due 10 anl-ioleAsii
sentiment NM the government is anxious 10
r.raverr fri,1rv to any Of the legations or HELL
hers Of the legations Foreigners, however WHO
are caught ny the mobs are roughly us9u-
An irritating feature of the situation results
from the continued failure Of the governments "
inform the public OF the exact resuliS u -
Portsmouth conference Not a single feature OF
the negotiations has been communicates ON
elaliy to the people The result has been much
popular resentment. The people arguing that
they fought and paid for the war and are en-
l,ilsd 70 know the results.
About two hundred arrests have been maas
since noon yesterday. The police captured eighty
Of those who were engaged II the attack on the
Home Minister'S house. They were detained as
prisoners within the compound until this morn
;ng owing 20 fear that the populace would at
tenn. 70 rescue them. It is now reported that
four persons were Killed
The 'NSlchi Nichi' to-day says
How, ga, the government retain it's dignity in
Ire PRESENCE OF sucn rioUing2 The committee