The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-30
WARNING TO
 AGTATORS. z -----s-- Premier Sarrien's Not
 able Address. STAND OF TIE GOVERNMENT Wal Deal Firmly With Any Out
 break on May 1. Paris AssumiaE Distinctly Military Aspect, and Hall Used By ReveIu- tisnisas Has Been Resuisi-
 tionsa for she Soldiers.
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STAND OF TIE GOVERNMENT

Paris, April 2s.-Premier earrien in a speech delivered here today gave warning to the disorderiy element that the government purposed dealing firm ly with any outbreaks May l. This is the first speech the Premier has made in the course Of the electoral campaign and it dealt with all kinds of questions: but the principal interest attaches fo that portion giving the governments attitude toward the menacinG labor situation.
 The first duty of government worthy of the nams" said " earreir. "fs to insure order fin the streete and free~ dom to work without interruption. Wn are resolved to apply tho law without passion and without weaknese to all disturbers of the peace whoever they may be. whatever names they assunae. or whatever the end they seek country like Francescan prosper and develop commerce.. increase wealth and ameliorate the lot of the members of the social fabric only through order. peace and work. Violence can only benefit the forces of reaction and dis- credit the noblest cause.' The city is assuminR a distinctly military aspect Military patrols have not yet been established, but soldiers on duty throng the boulevards. spe- eial trains continue to bring in rein- forcements.
 A Suggestive Action.
 The military governor of Paris has taken the suggestive action of reduisi- tioning the extensive buildings ordi- narily Is used for meetings of the revolutionary party.
 Ik.owds today visited the Champs de Mars to witness the cavalry and in- fantry drills.
 Several persons distributing anti ,,,slfta~x aavs.uhfnka xxzara arraefa1 Atr. ing the day.
 Seven thousand workmen of ths municipal gas works today reached the important decision no to st rike. thus allaying the fears that the city would be without light.
 After a meeting Of printers today. a disturbance between strilSarE and nofs- strikers took place itts.thc course Of which non-striker shot in the ab- domen and seriously wounded a striker. and another man lost aE eye.
 The striking jewellers today created disorders outside the establishments that are continuing to operate hy en- deavoring to induce she men who re- main at work to join the strike
 A number of foreign workmen gath cred .n the hall and passed a resolution not to work May 1, and 1t appears probable that the cabmen also will re- main idle that day
 The Knees Abandoned.
 The races were abandoned today on account Of the police stan being en- gagged in Paris and the National Mu- senms were also closed.
 There were two further abortive att tempts at outrages on the Western Railroad property this morning. short ly after midnight gang of suspicious looking men approached the Colombia viaduct. The sentries heard drilling and rattled their rifles. and the men rapidly retreated. Later drill holes were found. hut no explosives.
 About the same time the driver Of locomotive discovered that the track had heen blocked with large stones about mile from Argentcuil. Slight damage was done his engine
 Minister of the Interior Clemenceau Is positive that the military and police prec autions taken will insure duies ''The measures we have taken" he said today, twill easily insure the matnter- ance of order throughout every sec- tion of the city. Our reports satisfy us that the day will pass without sert- ous incident"