The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
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PARIS. April u Preiinie er@s sE'arrienl sE' ill in
speech dellyd here to-day gave, We,
warning to the, orderly element s!tlat: ii
the government. Ip9sed ! d1ealllng firmly
with any outbraS Sbns m ayiS This + is
the first speech 1premier has made IN
the elcctorinl canIgn, nrIgn and At dealt with
all Kinds OF queA i$fS3S IS, a 3fs u
THE first duty 4 goveTai ncnt worthy
jos the name M III So rtlen, Z .""ls TO,
Insure order in tstree tai and freedom
TO work wltlloutEerrhpt ion. w are
resolved to apply ID #s5sWl thou t$ PAL, 4
sion and without akness iosall ,disturTT
fbers Of the peacch hoeYer hey rrey be,
whatever names ysss..assuInei & or What
ever end they#tAA dsy VS. country like
France can pros and 4 evelop II COM
mcrce, Increase ath land ii meliorate.
the lot of the lngra $ofa#s It's dsoclel fa-i
3bric only through er, pee ace land work.
Violence can&0nlYnentS the forces Q +
reaction. and discH stllesno obIests cause,
Military Gdin City:
Il. The city tis asangg istipctly MILF
4 tary aspect va Mill fa pal fOlSS ma We tan0ti
yet been establia y! but "a sold lers IT;
duty throng The IcYnr "a S. su gge ting
the days Of q the Hanger excitement.
Special trains cont 3 bring in rein: eir!-:
8forcen,ents. These; quaTtsred princll;.s,
pallyi In the Chay3de ~ mrs !, the Sgov--ss
ernment tobacco ihtl "a ctur ries and the
old d dungeon Eati5 Times. ii9F fs.s
5sl$ ~ The military 90 " ~ 'aris3 u has
i taken thesugget lydctt On ri fsrennisi tioli-,S
Ing the tense bid lngs To 4 the 4 Tlvo1tl
syraux Hall MI ryssss spil r1,oses. This.
building 5ordl yilyS used for NEE tldgsl
ofthei irevol pnaary Il
crSgaa S5s 9, st.:hss s,Rs
fantrv 4 ryI sevaal per ssns distributing
anti-miliy !, 5pshlphlets were arrested
dmringIEt EtidaE The'soff1ce ofIthe Con
feratIon Labor was closed, but a num-
har AZ trad des unions met at5the labor.
seven hsand sworklnen ots the muni-l
cipal YEorks Ito- day dec ded mot TO
et.ike allaying the fears. that the
oitVrw ity be without light. f33ii =
mall Disturbances.
AfteI injecting ofHprlnters to-day a
d;stnrb between strikers and 4, nom
str Ne iok place, In which non-strlkcri
shntc seriously wounded al striker in
the a11en and another man lost; an
VII !TheI Hiking jewelers. to-day created
disor] outside the establishme ants that
are fnuing to operate by endeavorlng
toi ik the men who remain at work
70 ifhe strike. a number of!fforoign
worh gathered in a hal. l.in# Gaietei
strttnd passed resolution not to-
vW,o3rb May LIST, and It appears prob
ah1ht the cabmen also will remain
;dld day. 53
Traces were abandoned to-day on
octFof the police staff's being engaged
in|s, and the National Museums were
8 b were two further abortive at
ID mt outrages on the Western Rail-
rhroperty this morning, both in
= distance OF the scene OF
tbomb explosion at the Argen-s
bridge. Ehortly after a midnight
lang Of suspicious looking men
bached the, Colombes viaduct. Tho
Ey heard drilling and ratified his rifle
|the men rapidly retreated cross coun-
\ Later drill holes were found
no explosives. About the same time
driver ofS5a locomotive discovered
the track had been blocked with.
% stones about n mile from Argen.
J, Slight damage was done to his
Inc.
Clenenceau Confident.
mister of the Interior Clemenceau is
tive that tho military and police pre-
Ions taken will insure quiet ~
he nleR sures we have taken," he said
ay,t twill easily insure the malnte-
CO OF order throughout every section