The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
LABOR AC|TATORS
WARNED TO
OBEY Law
STERN MEASURES TAKEN TO PRE-.
VENT VIOLENT ACTS ON
MAY DAY.
OyNAMITERS ARE BUSY
Striking jewelers. Renew Riots--Min.
ister Of interior Assures Public
That IT viii Be Fuiiy
Protected.

| pars, April so. Premier Sarrien III
a Deeoh delivered here today gave
warning to the disorderly element that
the government purposel dealing firm
ly with any outbreaks on May / This
ia he first speech the Premier has
made in the course of the electoral
campaign, and 1t dealt with all kinds
of questions but the principal interest
attaches to that portion Of X giving
the governments attitude toward the
menacing labor ituetion.
The first duty Of government
worthy Of the name" said NJ Sa.rien
is to insure order in the streets and
freedom 10 work without interruption
We are resolved to apply the law wi
out passion and without weaknoss to
al disturbers Of the peace whoever
they may be, whatever names they
as ure or whatever the end they seek.
= country ike France can prosper and
develop commerce ncreas wealtf
and ameliorate the lot II ne members
Of its social fabric only through or
der peace and work Violence can
only benefit the forces of reaction and
discredit the noblest cause
The city Is assuming distinctly mil
itary q pect Military partols have not
yet been established, but scld ers off
duty throng the boulevards. Special
trains continue to bring In reinforce.
mcnts.
IN the tiothsd Of. the Reds
The Military Governsssof sdessis has
taken tho suggestive action Of reqftisi
tioning the extensive bindings OF the
Tlvoli Vaux Hall for military use
This building ordinarily Ii used for
meetings of the revolutionary party
Crowds today Wis ted the Champs
de Mars TO witness the cavalry and in
fantry drills Several per ons dlstrib
utlng anti-military pamphlets were ar
rested during the day. An Office of Tho
Confederation OF Labor was closed
but number Of the trades unions met
at the Lab, I Exchange
Seven thousand workmeu of the |
Gas Works today reached |
the important dec sion not to strike |
lllaying he fear that the city would |
be without light.
After a meeting Of printers today z
disturbance between gtrikers aud non
strikers took place. in the c ursa o. |
which ncn-striker shot and seriously
wounded striker in the abdomen, and
another man lost an eye.
The striking jewelers. today created
disorders out ide the establishments
hat are continuing TO operate by en-
leayoring to induce the men who re
main at work to join the strike. A
lumber of foreign workmen katherea
n hall and passed a resolution not
o work on May !. and it appears prob
ble that the cabmon also will remain
die that day.
Races were abandoned today on ar
cunt of the police staff being engage
u Por.s and the an ional Museum.
.lso were cloeed.
pynamiters Are Busy.
N'fN VIZ y fhN iHA tiff NN1ffIhf Nf# ]
empta at outrages on the Western !
Railroad property this morning Short
y after midnight a gang of s4sp.cius
'1hi-g m,l approached tte Colombia
iaiuc Th. snip hesyl dri'iHg anI
atilcl Dis rIGe and Che mon raD.diy
atycated later drill holes were 'o1nd
ut no explosive About he snm
mc the privcr Of a locomotive 4ie 3
1rerei that are .rac'. bed hcer bioel
d Rifh IarGa n-s afus. riie fr1r
rrcnteuii. Slight damage was doet .
the engine.
Minister of the I1ter-or C1emenceau =
positive thai the military and pslic- i
'ecauiions taken will ingrra 1uio-
ho measures wc lasc ta -nF rr
id oGay. vii essly in-r-c sre| I,
Of order throughout every
ct "a q the cify. Our reports sat
.y us hat the day viii pas vitho-t 81,
@. us incident